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Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Kilauea remains active, Haleakala National Park to require paid reservations, state wants to lure physicians assistants, Hawaii Republicans regroup, Congress blasts overpriced Army program, one finalist for Big Island police chief, Native Hawaiians celebrate and protest, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands
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Kilauea explosion, USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory A small explosion occurred at the summit of Kilauea volcano just before noon Monda...
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Tropical storms shouldn't disrupt Hawaii elections, support wanes for state-funded preschool, lieutenant governor candidates in dead heat, GMO motivates candidates, drone regulation sought, Maui mayor's seat safe, property taxes at issue, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands
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Hurricane Iselle, Tropical Storm Julio courtesy NOAA National Weather Service A tropical storm expected to bring heavy rain and wind t...
Monday, June 3, 2013
15K Hawaii civilian defense employees face furloughs, hepatitis alert from Costco, Honolulu fixing sewers, Hawaii County faces fee hikes, Godzilla movie cast call draws hundreds, Maui hires deer expert, Lt. Gov. Tsutsui opening Maui office, Kauai to hire cops, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands
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U.S. Navy Marching Band in Hilo parade (c) 2013 All Hawaii News Nearly 15,000 civilian Department of Defense employees in Hawaii are exp...
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
GMO bills take center stage, hemp bills get airing, teachers move closer to strike, doctor shortage tackled, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands
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GMO courtesy photo illustration Environmental groups are urging state lawmakers to require all genetically modified food to carry boldfa...
Monday, September 17, 2012
Hawaiian dascyllus targeted for protection, Abercrombie defends Public Land Corp., Aloun Farms bounces back after human trafficking charges dismissed, alcohol could come to Honolulu zoo, Big Island beekeeper seeks public land, food inspection rules to change, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands
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Hawaiian dascyllus (c) 2012 All Hawaii News The orange clownfish and seven types of damselfish are headed toward extinction, prompting a...
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Molokai tour boat truce reached, Hawaii teachers take second jobs, Big Island rents drop, $10.7M for homeless, Honolulu scrambles after hospital shutdown, UH picks Norm Chow as new football coach, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands
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Molokai blockade courtesy photo Molokai protesters and the operator of American Safari Cruises have agreed to a truce that will allow th...
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Monday, August 15, 2011
Almost 500 homeless moved off Honolulu streets, Maui heart program in place, Ed Case opens Senate campaign HQ, water for Kau, biofuel costly, more Hawaii news
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Ed Case Senate campaign kickoff courtesy photo One year from this week, Ed Case will either be Hawaii Democrats' nominee for the ...
Monday, August 1, 2011
Kona girl gets message in a bottle, good-bye to cursive, tougher standards for Hawaii schools, Honolulu rail fight on track, Big Island hospitals get trauma designation, Maui Electric seeks rate hike,
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Waikiki pedestrians (c) 2011 All Hawaii News Hawaii's lieutenant governor has proclaimed August "Pedestrian Safety Month" i...
Monday, February 28, 2011
Hawaii hospitals get federal funds, internment camps, race at issue, Maui mayor seeks end to furloughs, UH-Hilo gets new pharmacy programs, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands
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2010 tsunami in Hilo One Year Later: New improvements since the tsunami. KHON2. The Hawaii Department of Human Services has distribute...
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Pearl Harbor welcomes new submarine, tax revenues down, obsolete state employees perform busy work, school fees to rise, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands
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The USS North Carolina became the third Virginia-class submarine to be homeported at Pearl Harbor yesterday as the U.S. builds up its fleet ...
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Hawaii losing trade winds, NYT blasts state for ignoring human trafficking case, jobless rate down, good place for young people to live, bad place to drive and other top island news
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Whether it was the result of curiosity, nostalgic loyalty or the millions of dollars CBS spent on promotion, the network premiere Monday nig...
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