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HPP Owners’ Association Proposing Annual $500 Lot Assessment
The HPP Owners’ Association is proposing a $500 annual assessment for five years to be levied against all lot owners in HPP to cover the cost of paving roads.
Mo`oheau Bandstand, Bus Terminal Renovations Planned
A variety of improvements are planned for the busy facility in downtown Hilo.
Rising Death Toll Prompts Plea From Police Chief
With 24 traffic fatalities so far, including eight in the past month, Chief Harry Kubojiri is asking the public to use more caution when driving.
UPDATE: Puainako Water Main Repaired On Schedule
The ruptured pipe that cut water service to 120 customers was expected to be repaired this evening.
Nonprofit Mishandled Stimulus Funds, Audit Says
The Hawaii County Economic Opportunity Council must repay $22,000 and perhaps another $122,000 because it hasn’t been able to properly document its use.
Hannemann and Gabbard: Down to the Wire
Examining the top two contenders for Hawaii’s 2nd Congressional District.
Sports Authority to Hold Grand Opening in Hilo
Former NFL Lineman will help the retailer celebrate its 6th location in Hawaii.
Event to Commemorate Hawai`i Volcanoes Quarter
The latest issue of the America the Beautiful Quarters’ series features an eruption of Kilauea volcano.
State Offering Businesses LEED Energy Reviews
The State Energy Office is offering businesses a chance to have their facilities reviewed for possible LEED certification.
12-Year-Old Bodyboarder Making Waves
Recently crowned 12-and-under Regional USBA Champion, 12-year-old Calvin Cerrone is racking up sponsorships and setting his sights on the pros.
UH Gets Federal Grant For Biofuel Research
The US Department of Agriculture-funded project will involve a mix of universities and private companies.
The Next Big Island Mayor
With the Aug. 11 primary election just around the corner, it’s time for Big Island residents to decide what they want from their county government: more, or less?
HELCO Proposes New, Cheaper Aina Koa Pono Deal
After having its proposal rejected by regulators last year, the Big Island utility is asking for approval of a new biodiesel deal.
Council Fails To Override Three Kenoi Vetoes
The mayor’s vetoes stand following three 5-4 votes.
Kawauchi: Duplicate Registrations and Voters Found
The county clerk said problems with the Big Island voter registry won’t affect the upcoming primary election.
Report: Hawai`i Car Insurance Costs Third Lowest in Nation
Only two states have a lower percentage of average household income spent on car insurance costs, a report says.
Hirono vs. Case: Decision Time
While Mazie Hirono may prove highly effective at bringing benefits to Hawaii, Ed Case’s independent voting record points to an ability to make bold, principled decisions.
State To Require Safety Course For Boaters
The state land board has approved the rule to take effect in two years.
OPINION: Wasting Time with Waste
“The council should cut our gaffe-prone mayor some slack, and vote to send Hilo’s trash to Pu`uanahulu.”
Scientists to Search For Water in Big Island’s Saddle
A research project investigating possible high-elevation sources of water could be a boon for groundwater management on the Big Island’s leeward side.
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