Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Hawaii weather dampens Obama vacation, teachers to pay more insurance, Honolulu Mayor Carlisle outlines priorities, shipping, New Year's ahi to cost more, other news from the Hawaiian Islands

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A moist and unstable airmass has prompted the National Weather Service office in Honolulu to extend the Flash Flood Watch through late tonig...
Thursday, December 16, 2010

Sen. Josh Green not taking top doc post, Oahu property values stable, Maui County clerk at top of payroll, Hawaii Kai school fights closure, Abercrombie names more Cabinet heads, more news from the Hawaiian Islands

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According to AAA the average for a gallon of gas at the pump in Hawaii is $3.46. That's up about 6 cents from just a week ago and about ...
Thursday, November 25, 2010

Hawaii airports run smoothly, Kona coffee brand imperiled, city, federal officials guilty, UH mulls tuition hike, Black Friday beckons, more news

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Reputation of Kona coffee is threatened. Quarantine could ruin brew's lofty status, price in industry. Tribune-Herald. A state agricul...
Thursday, November 18, 2010

New Akaka Bill offered, IRS seeks Hawaii taxpayers, restaurant inspectors stretched, Hawaii marijuana heads to Colorado, recycling rates up, more state news

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U.S. Sen. Daniel Akaka has introduced a compromise version of a native Hawaiian federal recognition bill and is waiting to hear from Senate ...
Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Hawaii homeless grows, dolphins on endangered list, tax laws close down festivals, hotel guests join union protest, illinois strangler to join UH wife, website to help residents sell power, Obama mom to get endowment, Molokai mules leery of new bridge, more news

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Visitors to Iolani Palace were treated to song and dance Tuesday morning, in celebration of King David Kalakaua. KHON2 The University of H...
Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Honolulu faces $100M shortfall, pro-development planning director picked, Kona coffee quarantine mulled, bag ban booted, media group files FCC complaint, more on Akaka Bill, Inouye, other Hawaii news

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Photo (c) 2010 allhawaiinews A long-sought federal law allowing native Hawaiians to form their own government stands little chance of pa...
Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Tension among Hawaii campers, fishers, Molokai mule trail reopening, shearwaters freed, counties settle in with new leaders, Inouye profiled, schools face consolidation, more Hawaii news

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Photo (c) 2010 allhawaiinews Sen. Daniel Inouye will soon begin his 9th consecutive term in the United States Senate. KHON2. Efforts to...
Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Polls are open, early voting a hit, Obama makes last tele-pitch, GOP confident, Kauai looks back to '42 elections, Blue Ribbon Schools named, more Hawaii news

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With just 24 hours left before election day, more than 152,000 votes had already been cast via mail-in or early walk-in voting, election off...
Thursday, October 28, 2010

Hillary Clinton visit puts Hawaii on world stage, Djou could be key to GOP majority, big changes for education, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Hawaii, pool photo Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in town. Hawaii News Now. Secretary of S...
Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Hawaii politics get dirty, HPD officers cited for OT violations, doctors' licenses revoked, Molokai solar maxed out, elect or appoint BOE debated, more news

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A panel of Kauaians and others with strong opinions about the federal humpback whale sanctuary will make their pitches at a free discussion....
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Friday, October 22, 2010

Hawaii Gov. Lingle takes 'serious' look at 2012 Senate seat, feds ban campaign money limits, charter school enrollment up, more on food stamps, Honolulu voter confidentiality breached, UH rally boosts voting, Hawaii Five-0 set for season, more

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In a performance worthy of the excruciatingly slow decision-making process of former Mayor Mufi Hannemann, Gov. Linda Lingle is toying with ...