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Business Monday: Louis Pauole goes from dishwasher to chef to owner of Miyo’s in Hilo

Louis Pauole, owner and chef of Miyo’s Restaurant & Izakaya Bar in Hilo is in the process of opening a new restaurant in Kona.

Update: Woman charged with abuse of 4-year-old daughter, assault on elderly woman, meth possession

Alicia Jean Nakamura is scheduled to make her initial appearance in Hilo District Court on Monday afternoon. She remains in custody in lieu of $32,000 bail.

Hawaiʻi Police Department’s backpack drive collects 275 for keiki

The Hawai‘i Police Department collected more than 275 backpacks for keiki from the community during its drive in June and July.

Hawai‘i police identify victim in apparent drowning at South Point

On June 30 at 4:30 p.m., Hawai‘i Police Department’s Ka‘ū patrol officers responded to a report of a swimmer in distress near the Kalae Cove Park, commonly known as the “Hoist,” at South Point.

American Savings Bank launches program to assist first-time home buyers in Hawaiʻi

American Savings Bank’s “This is HOME” program provides affordable financing solutions for first-time home buyers, assisting hardworking kamaʻāina in buying a home in Hawaiʻi.

Big Island Now poll No. 21: What do you think should be included in revitalization plans for Hilo’s iconic Banyan Drive?

For decades, Banyan Drive was known as the “Hilo Walk of Fame” because of the iconic banyan trees planted by celebrities, but now the area on the Big Island’s Waiakea Peninsula has become downtrodden and known more as a walk of shame.

Mayor Roth to host 5th town hall meeting in Waimea

The event will take place at the Waimea Hawaiian Homes Hall, located at 64-756 Māmalahoa Highway, from 5-7 p.m.

University of Hawai‘i sets new extramural funding record of $515.9M in fiscal year 2023

The University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, the flagship campus of the University’s 10-campus system, led the extramural award amounts this year with $342.7 million.

Ocean View man charged with attempted murder

According to Big Island police, Kekoa Duguran was charged with second-degree attempted murder and other offenses in connection with an incident July 18 in Kona.

PHOTOS: Child & Family Service hosts East Hawai‘i Child and Family Fun Day

The free Big Island event offered crafts, games, food, informational fun booths, entertainment, prize giveaways, including backpacks with school supplies and starter emergency kits, and more.

Circuit Court judge gives final approval to $328M settlement in lawsuit for delayed Native Hawaiian homestead awards

In June 2020, the Hawai‘i Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the state breached its trust duty to Native Hawaiian beneficiaries of the Hawaiian Home Lands Trust program by not awarding homestead lots in a timely manner.

New ‘Fish Pono’ campaign highlights herbivore fishes key to healthy coral reefs in Hawaiʻi

When herbivores — our reef’s lawnmowers — such as uhu (parrotfishes), nenue (chubs), kala, kole, manini, other surgeonfishes and sea urchins are in low abundance, coral reefs are overgrown with seaweeds and begin to suffocate and die.

Mountain View woman faces firearms, criminal property damage, other charges connected with 2 separate incidents

Levon Vares-Young made her initial court appearance for the firearms charges Friday. She appeared in court Thursday for charges related to criminal property damage and resisting an order to stop.

Hawai‘i Pacific University names Steven D. Fenster first vice provost of student success

In his new role as vice provost of student success, Steven D. Fenster will collaborate with the University’s center for academic success, student life, library and learning commons teams.

Sen. Case: Defense authorization bill passed by House fails on national issues but strengthens Hawai‘i’s role in Indo-Pacific

The U.S. House-passed National Defense Authorization Act authorizes more than $1.5 billion in military construction projects in Hawai‘i, including $5.4 million to begin construction of a new air traffic control tower at Wheeler Army Airfield.

Remembering fallen Hawai‘i Island police officer Bronson Kaliloa

As part of a tradition of honoring their fallen brother, about a dozen officers within Hawai‘i Police Department will participate in the annual Bronson Kaliloa Memorial Relay Run on Sunday.

‘No shadow day’: Big Island gets one more chance to experience Lāhainā Noon this year

The astronomical event known as Lāhainā Noon happens when the sun passes directly overhead of locations in the tropics, which includes Hawai‘i, and causes upright and smooth-sided objects to be “shadowless.”

4 runaway teens found in East Hawai‘i during joint law enforcement operation

The search was part of the FBI’s Operation Cross Country XIII, a coordinated operation among other federal agencies, state and local police, and social services agencies across the country to locate and recover runaways considered “high risk” and/or “endangered.”

Hawaiʻi Board of Land and Natural Resources to reschedule Thirty Meter Telescope oral arguments

The Hawaiʻi State Board of Land and Natural Resources have deferred oral arguments regarding a petition from the Mauna Kea Hui for a declaratory ruling concerning the Thirty Meter Telescope.

Weekend plans? Come celebrate the return of Tiger Fun Day at Pana‘ewa Rainforest Zoo

Don’t forget to vote in the latest poll. Let us know your favorite Pana‘ewa Zoo resident.
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