Business
HCFCU Promotes Bader to HR Manager
Hawaii Community Federal Credit Union on Hawai’i Island promoted Brenda Bader to Human Resources Manager.
Keʻei Transfer Station Greenwaste Site Reopens
The Ke‘ei Transfer Station is now accepting residential greenwaste for disposal.
New Owner Acquires Queens’ MarketPlace
Alexander & Baldwin, who were recently involved in the Maui water controversy, have recently acquired Queens Marketplace on Big Island, for $90 million.
New Used Motor Oil Collection Site Available in Waimea
The Department of Environmental Management announced a new used motor oil collection site for household do-it-yourself generators.
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Hawaiʻi Walmart Initiative Offers Jobs to U.S. Veterans, Spouses
Walmart has hired 549 veterans in Hawaiʻi since it began its Veterans Welcome Home Commitment in 2013.
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Mauna Lani Appoints New Sales & Marketing Team Members
Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection, announces its latest sales and marketing leadership appointments at of the new luxurious resort set to debut late-2019.
Hawai‘i CC Ag Student Receives Tsuji Memorial Scholarship
Jericho Tobin received the scholarship this past academic year and graduated from the Hawai‘i CC Agriculture program on May 10, 2019.
KTA Seeking Employees With ‘The Right Stuff’
KTA Super Stores is offering a variety of part-time and full-time job opportunities for qualified people with the “right stuff.”
Governor Seeking to Fill State Government Vacancies
Gov. David Ige is recruiting qualified, dedicated individuals interested in working for state government.
Hotels Statewide Report Decreases in RevPAR, With Higher ADR
The Hawai‘i Tourism Authority reports that In April 2019, Hawai‘i hotels statewide reported lower revenue per available room.
OHA Seeks Community Input on Budget
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) is seeking community input for its preliminary budget for fiscal years 2020 and 2021.
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Hawai‘i Celluar Market Says ‘Hello, Tello’
The Hawai‘i cellular market says “Hello, Tello” as it welcomes the new low-cost cellular offering prepaid monthly plans starting from just $5.
Waikoloa Plaza Construction Begins in September
Meridian Pacific has been working with the state over the last couple of years to purchase one of the parcels for the much needed Waikoloa Public Library.
Gov. Ige Honors State’s Top Employees of the Year
Gov. David Ige recognized winners of the Governor’s Awards on Friday, May 17, 2019.
Kona Apartments Part of State Leasehold Sale
The State of Hawai‘i closed on the leasehold sale of Lailani Apartments in Kailua-Kona as a property in the Affordable Rental Housing Portfolio.
WORKSHOP: Principles of ‘Soul’-cial Service
The Ku‘ikahi Mediation Center will be hosting a workshop at the Hawai‘i Innovations Center to help eliminate burnout and the social service field to brilliance.
