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‘Creature of god’: 50-inch taro leaf found on Oʻahu
In October, Terrence “TJ” Oliver and his family were hiking on the east side of Oahu when they made an unexpected discovery.
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Skyline daily riders skyrocket following Segment 2 opening
Skyline’s October ridership numbers have been released by the city, and the stats show that ridership has more than doubled, according to official Skyline documents.
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A Better Calgary party plans to continue as political party following election
A Better Calgary will be continuing forward as a political party, and has announced plans to hold an Annual General Meeting (AGM) in February. Read More
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Big island fire now 65% contained, no evacuations needed
The Mana Road fire on Hawaiʻi Island is now 65% contained on the Hilo side of Mana Road, according to the Hawaiʻi Fire Department.
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Thousands flock to Calgary Remembrance Day ceremonies, hear appeals to honour and vigilance
Amid balmy November temperatures, thousands of Calgarians streamed to Remembrance Day services to hear not only tributes to past sacrifices but urgings to remain vigilant in an uncertain world. Read More
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Calgary’s oldest living Second World War veteran honoured at Bridgeland seniors home
As thousands of Calgarians gathered for Remembrance Day ceremonies across the city on Tuesday, residents at a Bridgeland seniors home paused to honour one of their own. Read More
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Flames staffer receives special shout-out at Hockey Hall of Fame inductions
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Nevada homicide victim identified as Calgary woman after nearly 60 years
A Calgary woman has been identified as the victim of a homicide near Henderson, Nevada, nearly 60 years after she was reported missing. Read More
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Hawaiʻi residents’ debt increased more than any other state: New report
The winter holidays are here in Hawaiʻi, with Thanksgiving and Christmas coming soon. As people get ready to buy gifts and food for family gatherings, many are also dealing with more debt.
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Office of Hawaiian Affairs received $2M federal grant to revitalize Kakaʻako Makai lands
The Environmental Protection Agency awarded the Office of Hawaiian Affairs with a $2 million grant to perform environmental assessments in Kakaʻako.