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Dr. Cheryl Soon next guest of Archives and Inquiry virtual speaker series

Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives will host its next installment of the Virtual Speaker Series, Archives and Inquiry, with Dr. Cheryl Soon.

Hawaiʻi Island police identify man who drowned picking ʻopihi as 39-year-old from Hilo

The body found in the ocean near the cliffs off Old Government Road in the Hawaiian Paradise Park subdivision on July 30 has been identified as a 39-year-old from Hilo.

Community meeting on Aug. 9 to discuss Paʻauʻau Drainage Project

The Hawaiʻi County Department of Public Works will host a community meeting to discuss the Paʻauʻau Drainage Project on August 9.

U.S. Department of Labor awards Hawaiʻi $485,000 grant to expand apprenticeship program

Registered Apprenticeships are a cost-effective way for employers to train their employees while fostering worker productivity, loyalty and reliability.

Hawai‘i Tracker administrators, followers start nonprofit to share natural disaster information and expand services

Hawaiian Volcano Education and Resilience Institute was formed by residents directly affected by the 2018 eruption of Kīlauea volcano.

Top 20 things to do on the Big Island Aug. 3-9: State canoe championship, 808 Day, ‘Toil and Trouble’ play

August has arrived with music and mango festivals, a state canoe championship, plenty of outdoor activities and fun for the keiki. Here’s your Top 20 events on the Big Island this week.

Deadly head-on crash at 3 a.m. on Maui Highway kills 3 people

A head-on crash early Wednesday morning on a Maui highway claimed the life of three people — a 22-year-old from Kīhei, an 81-year-old man and a 75-year-old woman from Lahaina.

Kaua‘i’s ‘Tunnels’ makes Big 7 Travel’s Best Beaches in the World list

Big 7 Travel put Tunnels, also known as Makua, at No. 21 on its list, describing Tunnels as the “ultimate snorkeling spot, with the picturesque backdrop of Mount Makana and lush jungles.”

Gov. Green, Department of Human services appoint new DHS 2nd Deputy Director

Most recently, appointee Trista Speer served as a Deputy Attorney General in the Public Safety Division of Hawai‘i’s Department of the Attorney General, where her practice involved serving as an attorney advisor for the Department of Public Safety and Department of Law Enforcement, as well as representing Department of Public Safety and the state of Hawai‘i in various litigation matters.

Kawaiʻaeʻa named UH Hilo Interim Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

Dr. Keiki Kawaiʻaeʻa will be begin the position on Aug. 14.

Subaru Hawaiʻi’s Tools for Schools program offers $25,000 to support local educators

The initiative is in support of local educators and students as part of Subaru Hawaiʻi’s Love Promise focused on education and learning.

Kona Dance and Performing Arts holding keiki-friendly open house on Aug. 5

Kona Dance and Performing Arts, which is about to begin its 8th season in Kealakekua, is holding a keiki-friendly open house.

NOAA invests $17 million to protect Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary visitor center

NOAA is investing $17 million from the Inflation Reduction Act to protect the visitor and community center of the Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary from the impacts of climate change, including upland flooding, powerful storms and sand inundation. The center is located along the shoreline of KIhei.

Hawaiʻi Attorney General Lopez joins bipartisan call on Congress to pass GI Bill Restoration Act

The federal legislation, named in honor of two Black World War II veterans, extends eligibility for housing loans and educational assistance administered by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to Black World War II veterans, their surviving spouses, and certain direct descendants if the veteran was previously denied benefits on the basis of race.  

ACLU sues Honolulu city, county for homeless sweeps; Hawaiʻi County’s mayor said its ‘park enforcement operations’ are different

Mayor Mitch Roth and Hawaiʻi County staff have reviewed what the ACLU of Hawai‘i is claiming in its lawsuit against the City and County of Honolulu regarding enforcement actions agains the homeless — and he said on Tuesday that what is happening on Hawai‘i Island regarding park enforcement operations is different.

Hilo man charged in connection with theft of UH-Hilo van, another theft of Milwaukee brand toolbox

32 year-old Logan Arruda-Lorenzo faces first-degree and second-degree theft charges relating to two separate incidents on the Big Island earlier this year.

UPDATE: Minor coastal flooding along low-lying Big Island shorelines remains a threat

The National Weather Service has extended the coastal flood statement it issued during the weekend through Thursday afternoon during times of high tide.

UPDATE: Victim of fatal Ka‘ū dog attack identified

The incident happened Tuesday morning in Hawaiian Ocean View Estates on the Big Island and is being investigated by the Hawai‘i Police Department as a negligent failure to control a dangerous dog case.

Department of Hawaiian Home Lands awards first-of-its-kind subsistence-agricultural lots

Located in Panaʻewa on the Hilo side of Hawaiʻi Island, these first-of-its-kind half-acre parcels provides native Hawaiian beneficiaries with the opportunity to both live and cultivate on their lots.

Regenerative Tourism Conference takes place Aug. 8 & 9 in Honolulu

The public is invited to attend the conference portion, “Regenerative Tourism: Innovations and Pathways for a Sustainable Future,” on Aug. 8 and 9.
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