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Highway 93N closed as Parks Canada conducts avalanche control, clears debris
Highway 93N from the TransCanada Highway to Saskatchewan Crossing is closed to traffic due to avalanche control efforts by Parks Canada from Saturday. Read More
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Review: Calgary Phil and chorus master the difficult Verdi’s Requiem
Of all the choral blockbusters, Verdi’s Requiem stands at the head of the list. Needing four soloists with opera-calbira voices, a large, very capable choir, able to sing with resounding tone in the Dies Irae, there are few works in the choral repertoire to place such demands upon chorus and orchestra alike. A great many…
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Calgary Hitmen set to face Brandon Wheat Kings in 2-3-2 WHL first-round playoff series
The Calgary Hitmen and Brandon Wheat Kings are gearing up to face off in the WHL playoffs for the first time in 11 years. Read More
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Heavy showers, t-storms continue but end of storm is in sight
HONOLULU (KHON2) – The forecast remains largely on track, with showers and isolated thunderstorms continuing over the smaller islands, moving eastward. Heaviest of showers are currently over Maui County, specifically around the Lanai which has seen 1 to 2 inches of precipitation in the last 6 hours as of 7:30pm. Otherwise, isolated showers continue to…
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Why well-child visits matter: Beyond shots and measurements | For Our Keiki
“Good clinicians usually use a screening tool, because you want to not miss developmental issues in different areas.”
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Multiple injured in Oahu incidents: Explosion and near-drowning
Emergency crews responded to two separate incidents on Oahu on Saturday afternoon.
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Elderly woman missing after fall in ʻĪao River, Maui
Crews are searching for an elderly woman who reportedly fell in a fast-moving river.
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Lāʻie community unites after unexpected neighborhood flooding
“All we have is faith we’ll be okay… because of this great community we live in.”
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Oahu’s North Shore enters recovery phase: Here are available resources
Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi and Oahu’s top emergency officials commended the Oahu community for coming together and protecting their own when it mattered the most.
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HDOT director warns of more road damage after storm
“The water going through these areas didn’t stop yet. We still have runoff that is going through.”