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The popular chia seed drink is meant to relieve digestive issues.

Hawaii football great Levi Stanley dies at 74

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Levi Stanley, a University of Hawaiʻi football legend and member of the UH Sports Circle of Honor, has died. He was 74. Stanley, who wore No. 74 for the Rainbow Warriors, died nearly five years after being diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia lymphoma, his family said. He had battled the illness since 2021. His wife,…

PHOTOS: What Ala Moana Shopping Center was like in the 1950s, 1960s

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Hawaiʻi’s Ala Moana Center opened in 1959 with a promise that seemed almost unreal at the time.

How to keep waste from our landfills

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Henry Gabriel, Recycling Program Branch Chief for the City & County of Honolulu, joins producer/host Coralie Chun Matayoshi to discuss what goes in the blue bins, where our e-waste goes, where to dispose electronic devices and batteries, and the City’s plan to collect food waste in the green bins starting in April 2026. Q. During…

Mother of six needs help after tragic loss and Hawaii move

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A mother and her six children are in need of help after the father passed away from an asthma attack, and the family is now living in a transitional shelter while the mother looks for long-term housing.

New FDA-approved glasses can slow nearsightedness in kids

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For many children, the experience of getting their first pair of glasses is an inevitable milestone, the first in a lifetime of visits to the eye doctor.

Calgary-based cannabis giant High Tide expands into Europe with flagship Berlin retail store

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Calgary-based cannabis retailer High Tide Inc. has opened a flagship store in Germany, marking what the company says is the first physical expansion into Europe by a North American cannabis retailer. Read More

Your letters: Failing grade for province’s K-3 tests

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As a parent, I agree with Maren Aukerman, a research professor in curriculum, that the government-mandated K–3 screeners miss the mark. I have exercised my right to exempt my children from these tests. Read More

Alberta farmers hold off on big purchases as crop prices drop — and big U.S. suppliers feel the effects

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Faced with falling crop prices and rising costs, many farmers in Western Canada are squeezing as much life as they can out of older equipment — which they say works their fields just as smoothly as the new stuff. Read More

Wit and wisdom: Editorial cartoons from the past week (Dec. 1, 2025)

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