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Talk Story With Kumu Hula Etua Lopes And Haumana Lacey Deniz

Hula is all about relationships, and an upcoming event hosted by a Big Island nonprofit will highlight the special bond between a kumu and his haumana.

PGV to Host Community Meeting About Pending EIS Preparation Notice

Puna community members will have the opportunity this week to comment about an environmental impact statement preparation notice being prepared by Puna Geothermal Venture.

Ironman Hawai’i Team to Host Community Talk-Story Session This Week

The talk-story sessions are meant to engage and inform the Kailua-Kona community about the first-ever two-day Ironman World Championship race.

UH Cancer Center Contributes to Latest National Sunscreen Report

The report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine also recommends the Environmental Protection Agency pursue an ecological risk assessment on all UV filters, which are chemicals added to sunscreen to absorb or block the sun’s UV radiation.

Native Hawaiian Organizations to Host ‘Walk To The Box’ in Hilo

Several Native Hawaiian organizations are hosting an event in East Hawai‘i to highlight the importance of civic engagement and voter turnout.

Public Invited to Coffee With a Cop in Kona

These popular community events provide the public an informal way to get to know their area community policing officers.

Police Offer Tips During Pedestrian Safety Month

No matter how you choose to travel, at one point or another it’s your feet that get you where you need to go.

Back-To-School News on Agenda For Online Waimea Community Association Town Meeting

The 2022-23 school year is underway and the Waimea Community Association will spotlight back-to-school news during an upcoming meeting.

Pilot Whistleblower Hotlines up and Running to Report Suspected Fraud

Two hotlines that are part of a pilot program and a proposed amendment to the Hawai‘i County Charter that will appear on this year’s general election ballot are aimed at holding government accountable.

‘Access to Care’ Data Shows Troubling Trends in Community Health

A statewide survey that involved nearly 3,300 residents this spring has revealed some troubling data.

Resolution Seeks Performance Audit of Marred County Housing Agency

An expanding corruption scandal involving a former county housing specialist and his cronies has made headlines during the past two weeks and put a focus on the county’s use of affordable housing credits.

More Than 25 Candidates to Attend 62nd Annual Democratic Party Grand Rally in Hilo

Election season is in full swing and the Hawai‘i Democratic Party invites voters to meet its candidates face-to-face before next month’s primary election.

Finance Committee Gives Favorable Recommendation to Extension of Free Bus Fares

It looks like a bus ride on the Big Island will continue to be free of charge for at least another two and a half years.

DHHL Seeks Public Comment For Annual Housing Report

The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands is asking the public to provide comment for an annual report to the U.S. Office of Housing and Urban Development.

Interim DPW Director Responds to Criticisms About Waiānuenue Avenue Rehabilitation Project

The county Department of Public Works will take another look at adding some bicycle lanes into a road project underway on a portion of a major corridor in Hilo.

Public Invited to Attend Online Humpback Sanctuary Advisory Council Meeting

The public is invited to attend an online meeting of the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary advisory council next week.

Community Turns Out by The Hundreds to Support The Fight Against Cancer

Not even Tropical Storm Darby and the rain it brought as it passed to the south of the island could keep people away from participating Saturday night, July 16, in the 30th Relay For Life of the Big Island.

Sovereign Council of Hawaiian Homestead Associations Policy Summit Scheduled July 23

A coalition focused on serving the Native Hawaiian community will convene later this month to discuss plans for funds recently appropriated to the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands for waitlist beneficiaries.

Survey Gauges Residents’ Perspective on ‘Regenerative’ Tourism

A new survey by the University of Hawaiʻi, one of the first of its kind, suggests that “regenerative” tourism makes the tourism industry and tourists more attractive to residents of the islands.

Puna Geothermal Venture to Host Public Meeting

Puna residents can get a plant status update and ask questions during a public meeting this week hosted by Puna Geothermal Venture.
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