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Ground Broken for New Hilo Adult Day Care Center

A groundbreaking and blessing ceremony for a new 9,000-square-foot Adult Day Care Center in Hilo took place on March 6, 2017.

4 Big Island Schools Receive Environmental Project Funding

Schools in Hilo and West Hawai‘i will receive funding from Kupu and Kōkua Hawai‘i Foundation’s inaugural Hawai‘i Youth Sustainability Challenge grant program.

Ronald McDonald House Marks 30th Anniversary

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Hawaii is marking three decades of assisting families with seriously ill children from Hawai‘i and the Pacific Rim.

New Writers Guild Created on Big Island

The Hawaii Writers Guild has been created for professional writers on the Big Island.

Hawai‘i-Made Products Sought for Tokyo Gift Show

From Sept. 6 to 8, 2017, the Hawaii Pavilion will be home base for up to 70 Hawai‘i companies seeking to export locally made gift products.

Habitat for Humanity Seeking Volunteers for ‘Blitz Build’

Habitat for Humanity West Hawaiʻi is seeking volunteers to support the construction of ten homes over a ten-day period from Sept. 13 to 23, 2017. The event will be called a “Blitz Build” and will mainly be conducted through volunteer labor to house local families.  Help is needed for construction of the ten homes, as […]

Hawaiʻi Walmart Employees Share $698K in Bonuses

More than 2,700 Hawaiʻi Walmart employees received a share of over $698,000 in bonus payouts in their March 9 paychecks, the company announced on March 13. The bonuses were based on the retail giant’s fourth quarter earnings, the strongest sales performance of the year totalling at 1.8 percent. “As a manager, it’s great to be […]

Ku‘ikahi Mediation Center Volunteer Honored

Ku‘ikahi Mediation Center honored its valued volunteers last month with a Volunteer Appreciation Party at Hilo Bay Café.

Kona Commons McDonald’s Celebrates Birthday

McDonald’s of Kona Commons will celebrate its fifth birthday on Saturday, March 25, with entertainment, food and prizes.

‘Taking the Scariness Out of Conflict’

Andrea Pro will present “Taking the Scariness Out of Conflict” on Thursday, March 16, 2017, from noon to 1 p.m.

Holistic Healthcare College Opens in Kona

The American College of Healthcare Sciences is opening a new satellite campus in the Central Kona Center Building in Kealakekua.

Hawaiian Airlines is Most Punctual U.S. Airline for January

Hawaiian Airlines completed the month of January 2017 as the U.S. airline industry’s top-ranked carrier for on-time performance.

Hawaiian Airlines Celebrates Inaugural Kona-Līhu’e Flight

Hawaiian Airlines launched its once daily non-stop service betwee Līhu’e Airport and Kona International Airport on the morning of Sunday, March 12, 2017.

Skyline Eco-Adventures Wins Nine ‘Best of the Best’ Awards

Award-winning local zipline company Skyline Eco-Adventures has received Best of the Best Awards in nine categories in HAWAI‘I Magazine’s 2017 Reader’s Choice Awards. The magazine tallied thousands of votes from readers in Hawai‘i, the mainland US and internationally, earning Skyline Eco-Adventures the title of the No. 1 Zipline Company on Hawai‘i Island for the second […]

Hawai‘i Electric Light Opens Third EV Charger on Big Island

Hawai‘i Electric Light has opened a new utility-owned and -operated electric vehicle DC fast charger for the Hawai‘i Island community.

MANAOLA Pops Up in Waikoloa This Weekend

Hawai‘i’s MANAOLA lifestyle brand will bring its line of culture-conscious clothing to Waikoloa this weekend, March 10 and 11.

Finalist List for Hawai‘i County UH Board of Regents

The Candidate Advisory Council for the UH Board of Regents has presented a list of candidates to Gov. David Ige to fill a Hawaiʻi County seat vacancy.

Island Air Launches New Fare Program

Island Air is making it more affordable to travel interisland with the introduction of its “Hele Mai Saver Fare.”

Ask the Expert: How Can a Mortgage Benefit My Financial Future?

Today’s question has been answered by Dennis Santiago with Mason-McDuffie Mortgage Corporation

32.3% of Property Taxes Come from Out-of-State Owners

The DBEDT report estimates that 32.3% of Hawai‘i’s real property tax was paid by out-of-state owners in Fiscal Year 2016.
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