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Mother Kaiwi and pup Anela leave Kaimana Beach
Mother Kaiwi and her pup Anela have left Kaimana Beach in Waikiki, and the pup has been relocated to a remote area to continue to grow safely.
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Sunshine Fontes reflects on soccer journey ahead of second pro season in Japan
As the United States Women’s National Team prepares for international competition this week, one of Hawaiʻi’s most accomplished soccer players is getting ready for her second professional season overseas. Former Pearl City High School standout Sunshine Fontes is spending time back home in Hawaiʻi after completing her rookie season with the Urawa Red Diamonds Ladies…
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Aloha Stadium looking to host events – even sports – in parking lot to reactivate area for locals
Aloha Stadium is hosting a Juneteenth block party to re-activate the area and bring back special events, such as concerts, festivals, and sports, to the 98-acre property.
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Farms and crops still feeling effects of Kona Lows but recovering
Waimanalo Country Farms is one of the lucky farms that was able to open its doors despite the severe weather, while many other farms are still recovering from the floods that caused $50 million in damage and losses.
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Plan for Maui traffic: Parade, construction ahead
Maui residents and visitors are being advised to plan ahead as a major weekend parade in Kahului and a long-term construction project in East Maui are expected to affect travel across the island.
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HDOT, DLNR expand wildfire defenses, evacuation routes across Hawaiʻi
The HDOT and DLNR are taking steps to reduce the risk of wildfires in Hawaiʻi by clearing vegetation, planting native species, improving emergency evacuation routes, and investing in firefighting equipment and resources.
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Calgary gets set to celebrate annual Neighbour Day on Saturday
Calgarians will be presented with a chance to appreciate their neighbours as the city celebrates its sense of community on Saturday. Read More
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Convicted Calgary murderer who missed application window can’t file late faint hope bid, judge rules
Bad legal advice led convicted Calgary murderer Phuc Nguyen to miss his window of opportunity to commence a faint hope bid to reduce his parole ineligibility, he testified Thursday. Read More
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Stampede music festival operator livid about city’s reductions to late-night noise allowances
The City of Calgary will be clamping down on noise levels produced by festival tents during the Stampede, a letter to venue operators revealed this week. Read More
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H-3 ramp closure to reshape Kāneʻohe commutes through August
The southbound Kamehameha Highway on ramp to the westbound H-3 Freeway has been closed for 24 hours a day, seven days a week for emergency repairs due to damage caused by heavy rain events in March and April, with repairs expected to be completed in November.