East Hawai‘i News
WE Providing a Variety of Health Services Across Isle
The coalition’s services include testing and evaluations in a variety of areas including vision and hearing, lung and kidney function and glucose and blood pressure testing.
Child Porn Gets British Man 30-Year Prison Sentence
The man flying from Hilo to Honolulu had approximately 200 videos showing child pornography.
County Band’s September Concert at Aupuni Center
Work underway at the Mooheau Bandstand is requiring the change in the venue.
Police Release List of Individuals Wanted on Warrants
The list informs both the public and the persons sought that a warrant is in effect for their arrest.
Glen Shikuma Funeral Services Saturday in Hilo
The services will begin with visitation at 9:30 a.m. followed by a memorial service at 11.
Kawauchi to Meet With Nakamoto Regarding Reinstatement
The county clerk will meet next week with the suspended elections administrator to discuss putting her back to work.
Treatment of Ordnance – Not Ordinances – Earns Officers Honors
Three Big Island police officers are awarded medals for building a barricade around a grenade on Super Sunday Eve.
Hilo Man Sentenced to 10 Years on Drug, Firearm Offenses
Jason Moke was arrested after being found sleeping in a vehicle in 2011.
Kawauchi Issues Statement, Says ‘Public is the Priority’
A press release from the Hawai`i County Clerk addresses several recent issues regarding past and future elections.
Pepe`ekeo woman, 20, Charged With Burglary
The woman being held on $5,000 bail was arrested in connection with a burglary on June 30.
Hilo Man Dies From Injuries in July Motorcycle Crash
Earl M. Arakaki died Sunday at Hilo Medical Center after a car turned in front of him on July 13.
Kawauchi’s Missed Meeting Prompts Council Measure
The county clerk’s absence at a meeting of elections administrators on Oahu has prompted a County Council member to seek experienced help.
Shift to High-Tech Streetlights Saves Dark Skies, Money
New LED streetlights are better for astronomy and better on taxpayer’s wallets.
Big Island Red Cross Volunteers Prepare to Head to Gulf Coast
Big Island Red Cross volunteers are preparing to head to the Gulf Coast to assist with disaster relief efforts in the face of Hurricane Isaac.
Flags at Half-Staff Friday to Honor Armstrong
President Obama and Gov. Neil Armstrong issued the directive to honor the first man to set foot on the moon.
Burglar Gets 10 Years, Must Pay $162,000 Restitution
The 38-year-old Puna man was caught and convicted as a result of a home video surveillance system.
UPDATE: Fisherman Swept Into Ocean Near Honomu Identified
The victim’s friend told fire department personnel that the man was washed off the rocks and disappeared under the waves.
Water Shut-Off Set For Honoka`a Thursday
A portion of Plumeria Road and neighboring subdivisions will be without water service for four hours.
State Begins Process of Reopening Kulani Prison
An appropriation released by Gov. Neil Abercrombie would fund environmental studies and assessment of infrastructure needs at the rural former prison.
