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Student art damaged in ‘Aikahi Elementary School playground vandalism
Dozens of painted tiles created by students at ‘Aikahi Elementary School were discovered damaged the weekend before summer break ended.
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New voter service centers open on Oʻahu ahead of Primary Election
Oʻahu voters have new options for in-person voting following the opening of two temporary voter service centers at Kāneʻohe District Park and Wahiawā District Park ahead of the August 8 primary election.
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Local doctor invents first elbow brace for keiki fractures
A local doctor’s invention could help keiki with fractures heal faster.
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Glass family celebrates milestone as Jason, son Bodie team up to win Strathmore Stampede chuckwagon racing title
The Glass family shared a special moment at the Strathmore Stampede on Monday. Read More
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Calgary Surge drop their CEBL season finale to Saskatoon Mamba, finish with 8-16 record
The Calgary Surge have wrapped up a tough Canadian Elite Basketball League season with an 8-16 record. Read More
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‘Unique to Bowness’: Tour de Bowness celebrates northwest neighbourhood’s eclectic character, resiliency
Calgarians came out to Bowness in droves Monday for the 23rd annual Tour de Bowness, a growing event that combines competitive road cycling with a vibrant street festival. Read More
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Does Hawaiʻi have seals, sea lions or both?
Hawaii is home to the endangered Hawaiian monk seal, which is its only native seal species, while sea lions are not found living in the wild coastal waters of the islands.
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Honolulu embraces AI and wins an award for it
The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Planning and Permitting received a 2026 AI 50 Award for using its CivCheck platform to reduce residential permit review times by 70%.
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How caregivers can be line of defense against scammers targeting kupuna
Hawaii seniors lost approximately $1.75 million to various scams over the past two years, prompting the Better Business Bureau to urge caregivers to monitor financial statements and protect elderly relatives from further exploitation.
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First day gets underway at Kaimukī High School
Kamukī High School welcomed its freshman class on Monday, Aug. 3, introducing new programs including an expanded School Resource Officer pilot and updated policies regarding locally sourced cafeteria meals and cell phone use.