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Only 200 can apply for this $58K city job Details
Looking for a solid paycheck, great benefits and a career that actually makes a difference? Honolulu is hiring Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator Trainees, and spots are limited. So, if you want a stable $58K+ job with room to level up, this is your sign to apply.
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Several TheBus routes to see changes in March
The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Transportation Services announced that certain routes for TheBus will be changed beginning on March 1.
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Guide to the 2026 Montana’s Brier: Breaking down everything you need to know about each rink
There’s no rest for the wickedly good. Read More
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FCC got more complaints about Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension than about his Charlie Kirk remarks
Jimmy Kimmel’s remarks about the killing of Charlie Kirk and his subsequent suspension by ABC drew more than 1,600 complaints to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), with most critical of the late-night host’s brief time off the air and of FCC Chair Brendan Carr. In a controversial move, ABC pulled “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” off the…
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North Shore community asks for donations following devastating floods
The North Shore Chamber of Commerce shared details regarding a community item drive for those affected by intense rains and floods.
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13 hidden stories that shaped Hawaiʻi
Black Hawaiʻi residents have been shaping these islands for generations — long before most people realize. From building roads and schools to running businesses and shaping laws, their impact is still all around us today. Their stories are part of Hawaiʻi’s history, and they’re worth knowing.
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State of the Union: Trump expected to give lengthy remarks on first year
Editor’s note: The video player above will feature live, streaming coverage of the State of the Union beginning at 8 p.m. ET Tuesday and will include the president’s full remarks as well as the Democratic response. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump will use Tuesday’s State of the Union address to champion his immigration crackdowns,…
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Opinion: We should study the lessons learned by Brexit
Alberta is our home. The debate over separation reflects a desire to shape our own future. Yet, optimism is best when grounded in truth, and recent history offers us Brexit. Read More
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WestJet’s 30-year journey — from three planes to four continents
Don Campbell buckled himself into an aisle seat on a small plane run by a plucky, upstart airline. It was a near-full house on the 120-seat Boeing 737, with more than a few VIPs. Read More
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Breakenridge: Smith’s referendums distract from province’s real financial failings
It was quite a feat, to be honest — a televised address from the premier just ahead of a bleak provincial budget. Yet, the next day’s headlines were about a completely different issue. Read More