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Clean ups to Manoa and Palolo communities and Ala Wai canal following flooding
Following Monday’s flooding through Palolo and Manoa, clean-up efforts are well underway.
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Bell: Danielle Smith will tell us if Carney shafts Alberta — will he shaft us?
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces heat Tuesday from some folks who likely voted for her and the UCP in the last provincial election. Read More
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Search efforts suspended for Maui woman swept away during flood
The search for a missing woman who reportedly slipped into the Iao River has been suspended, Maui Fire Department announced.
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Braid: The cat sculpture gift from Saudi Arabia is beautiful. It just isn’t gold
The cat’s finally out of the bag. Read More
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RCMP corruption investigation includes current, former Calgary city councillors
RCMP say they’re investigating corruption-related allegations involving at least one member of Calgary city council and a former colleague. Read More
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Canadian Army boss outlines major overhaul
As Canada ramps up defence spending to bolster its domestic security and sovereignty, the head of the Canadian Army says the force is at a critical turning point that requires sweeping changes to how it is structured, equipped and staffed. Read More
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Flood recovery: How to clean mold from your home
Communities have joined together to assist with extreme cleanups following the recent downpour of back to back Kona low storms hitting the islands.
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Gov. Josh Green formally requests President Trump to deliver disaster aid following Kona storms
Gov. Josh Green requested a formal request to President Donald Trump for an official declaration of a disaster after the devastating Kona low storm systems that swept the Hawaiʻi.
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Hawaii launches Emergency Farmer Relief Program after Kona Low
“This emergency funding for our agriculture communities emphasizes their essential role in our state’s food security and our commitment to aid in their recovery.”
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Provincial changes to professional development funding for early childhood educators has some concerned
Educators say the province’s move to provide grants to educators to attend a limited number of professional development courses could stymie how students are taught and interacted with — and shut down several local businesses providing those services. Read More