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Ocean Users Urged to Use Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Recent studies have shown that oxybenzone causes deformities in coral larvae (planulae), making them unable to swim, settle out and form new coral colonies.
Learn ‘Conscious Communication’ at Hilo Public Library
A free public presentation, “Conscious Communication: How to Engage in Thoughtful Expression and Active Listening, today from 5 to 6 p.m. at Hilo Public Library.
Hawaiian Islands Adapting to Climate Change
Climate change is anticipated to produce profound effects in the Hawaiian Islands.
When & How to Break Up with Your Realtor
Real property often represents the largest asset a person will ever possess, so when things go sideways, many channel their frustrations at their agent.
Hawai‘i Electric Light: Beware of Phone Scam
Several Hawai‘i Electric Light customers reported receiving fraudulent calls concerning their utility bills.
UPDATE: Airlines to Waive Change Fees During Hurricanes
Reservation change fees and differences in fares for customers needing to change their travel plans due to Hurricanes Madeline and Lester will be waived.
Bikeshare Kona Hawaii Island Launches Aug. 30
Together, three bikeshare stations will cover approximately a 1.5-mile stretch along the Kailua-Kona coastline.
Volunteers Needed at Lili‘uokalani Gardens
A Lili‘uokalani Gardens volunteer work day on Friday, Aug. 26, will help get ready for the family fun day—He Hali‘a Aloha No Lili‘uoklani—in September.
Fairmont Orchid Sets Up Hive Hotels
The resort recently welcomed a few new additions to its ‘ohana—two queen bees and approximately 15,000 honeybees.
Free Workshop to Help Pre-Retirees Secure Financial Future
AARP Hawaii will host a free workshop at the West Hawai‘i Civic Center in the Community Meeting Hale on Saturday, Aug. 27, from 9 a.m. to noon.
Hualalai Resort Property Going Up for Auction
An exclusive estate located within Hawai‘i’s five-star Hualalai Resort comprised of approximately 10,472 square feet will sell to the highest bidder.
Island Air Expands Student-Friendly Fare Program
Island Air’s expanded College Student Standby Program offers discounted interisland rates for students enrolled at HPU, CUH and BYUH.
KTA Super Stores Hold Kahikina ‘Feed-A-Thon’
Hawai‘I Island’s Food Bank’s annual Feed-A-Thon will take place at KTA Super Stores locations and Waikoloa Village Market beginning Wednesday, Aug. 24.
Hawai‘i Electric Offers Self-Supply Solar Options
Hawai‘i Electric customers can buy rooftop systems that don’t export to the grid, but still offset a substantial part of their electric bill.
Hapuna Villa and Hotel Close Sale
Mauna Kea Resort Services LLC has closed the sale of the 8,000-square-foot Hapuna Villa and 96 of the Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel’s 350 guest rooms…
East Hawai‘i Real Estate Sales Volume Balloons
If you’ve noticed a bit of extra pep in your Realtor’s step lately, or an extra tooth or two showing when they grin, you’re probably not imagining things.
Sally’s to Sell Rare Admission Day Newspapers
The Salvation Army’s family thrift store, The Sally Shop in Hilo, will sell rare Admission Day newspapers on Friday, Aug. 19.
Hawai‘i Island Leaders Join Omidyar Fellows
Omidyar Fellows has selected 14 emerging executives for its 2016-2017 program, including two from Hawai‘i Island—Brad Bennett and Kyle Chock.
Kona Village Resort to Reopen
Kamehameha Schools and Kennedy Wilson have reached a final agreement on a ground lease of the Kona Village Resort property on Hawai‘i island.
Hawaiian Most Punctual Airline in US in June
Hawaiian Airlines completed the month of June 2016 as the US airline industry’s top-ranked carrier for on-time performance,
