A vote in the U.S. Senate on allowing Native Hawaiians to form their own government could come this month following a deal between Hawaii's Democratic senators and the state's Republican governor. Associated Press.
The Akaka bill on Wednesday cleared a groundbreaking hurdle and now a vote could come down this month in the U.S. Senate. Hawaii News Now.
Gov. Linda Lingle has agreed to strongly support a native Hawaiian federal recognition bill after U.S. Sens. Daniel Inouye and Daniel Akaka promised to insert changes to protect the state's regulatory power. Star-Advertiser.
The Native Hawaiian Reorganization Act, known as the Akaka Bill, could soon be on its way to a vote in the U.S Senate. KHON2.
Gov. Linda Lingle stood her ground on the Akaka Bill — and in the end it means she had her way. Civil Beat.
A team of University of Hawaii researchers has produced a long-range computer simulation with new details showing where the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico could spread. Star-Advertiser.
The state is losing more than a half million dollars a year because it's leasing a building it already owns near Honolulu International Airport. KITV.
Despite the stakes for public education and the attention given to the issue by Gov. Linda Lingle, none of the candidates for governor has made the structure of the state Board of Education a significant part of their education platforms.Star-Advertiser.
Gov. Linda Lingle's veto of legislation to grant civil unions to same-sex couples is generating rumblings of a possible boycott of tourism-dependent Hawaii. Associated Press.
Civil Union Supporters Mount Hawaii Boycott. KITV.
Lawmakers are aware this is still a hot issue but are hopeful constituents don't lose sight of other legislative accomplishments this session. But that may be a tough sell. KHON2.
While many have voiced their opinion on House Bill 444, one gubernatorial candidate's stance remained unclear. Hawaii News Now.
Governor Linda Lingle has allowed the following 24 bills to go into law without her signature. Six of the bills were on the Governor’s potential veto list that she submitted to the Legislature on June 21. KHON2.
Sen. Daniel Inouye (D) Wed- nesday heard from Hawaii agencies pleased with the millions they have received in federal stimulus money. KITV.
When Inouye conducted a hearing of the Senate Appropriations Committee at the Hawaii State Capitol Wednesday, a contingent of eight Capitol Police from Washington, D.C., lined the hall and the hearing room. They were backed up by three state sheriffs. KITV.
Proposed new rules regarding conservation and coastal lands would allow for more land uses, like creating renewable energy, and for routine property maintenance, state officials said. West Hawaii Today.
Shoppers at Borders Books and Music in Hilo were greeted Tuesday by signs announcing that the store is closing. Tribune-Herald.
By continuing to chop rates, Maui hoteliers boosted occupancy to 60.5 percent in May, according to the Smith Travel Research statistics published by Hospitality Advisors in Honolulu. Maui News.
Vacation packages and Hollywood’s renewed presence on island are the most likely reasons for the recent improvements to certain economic indicators in the visitor industry, county officials said Wednesday. Garden Island.
Hawaii County will soon start allowing owners of more than 150,000 Big Island vehicles to renew their yearly registrations online, a senior administrator said Tuesday. Tribune-Herald.
Stacy Jeffrey discovered aviation not through movies or books, but through a chance encounter with a set of French doors. West Hawaii Today.
She may be a political rookie, but Elle Cochran’s fiery ambition and enthusiastic personality prove she is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to campaigning for a seat on the Maui County Council. Molokai Dispatch.
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I received a copy of the Hokuli’a/AMIC/Hawaii County settlement agreement
recently. This agreement isn’t most optimum deal for the county. However,
there i...
ME OR YOUR LYIN' EYES
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ME OR YOUR LYIN' EYES: We've made no secret regarding our take on any
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I was just talking to a friend who provided a chilling insight into the
ugly world of Oxycodone/oxycontin abuse on Kauai.
She experienced it first-hand whe...
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The state Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge to the redistricting plan
filed by the 2011 City Council Reapportionment Commission. A challenge was
file...
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A 42-year-old HÅlualoa woman died Thursday (February 9) from injuries she
sustained in a two-vehicle crash on Kaiminani Drive, 150 feet west of Ane
Keohole...
Hawaii Innovation Alliance Launched
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grassroo...
Is there a cure for Alzheimer’s Disease?
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we lost our keys in our 30’s we didn’t see it as a sign of dementia
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Time out
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I’m putting the blog on hiatus for the remainder of 2011. I have some other
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electio...
Serial Diseases: Why Sequels Get Worse
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Taking an extended hiatus
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aloha.
I will not be blogging for awhile.
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