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UPDATE: Regents, Greenwood Say Relationship ‘Strong’
The university’s Board of Regents and its president have apparently settled their differences.
Police Release Nov. 15 List of Arrest Warrants
The Hawaii Police Department has released its weekly list of some of the individuals wanted on outstanding warrants.
Leonid Meteor Shower Arriving This Weekend
Weather-permitting, the Leonid meteor shower will be visible in the eastern night sky over the next several nights.
Yoshimoto Will Be Next County Council Chairman
The veteran council member will lead three incumbents and six newcomers after they are sworn into office on Dec. 3.
Big Island, Nation Observe Recycles Day on Thursday
The day celebrates recycling, composting and reusing efforts.
UH Forester To Talk Koa Tonight in Hilo
J.B. Friday will give a presentation at the Mokupapapa Discovery Center in Hilo on efforts to restore koa forests.
Racing Against Breast Cancer at Hulakai Race to Fitness
A Waimea paddler will raise funds for the North Hawaii Community Hospital Breast Health Program when he competes in the Hulakai Race for Fitness this Saturday.
No Tsunami From Earthquake in Chile
No significant damage was reported from the 6.1-magnitude tremor.
Free Monk Seal Response Training Workshop this Saturday
The Hilo Marine Mammal Response Network is holding a free two-hour class for new volunteers on monk seal response training Nov. 17 at UH-Hilo.
Police Seek Witnesses to Fatal Glenwood Collision
The crash occurred in front of Hirano Store at about 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 11.
UPDATE: Leeward Fire Hazard Warning Follows Dry October
Records were set in 19 areas across the state for the driest October on record.
Body at Campsite Identified As Homeless Man
Dental Records showed that the man was 48-year-old Terry Lee Day, who was known to frequent the Ocean View area.
Lecture on Kona Oral Histories Wednesday at Civic Center
It is the latest in the Kona Historical Societies’ Hanohano `O Kona lecture series.
Witnesses Sought to July 13 Crash Involving Motorcycle
A car failed to yield right of way and the resulting collision caused fatal injuries to the motorcycle rider.
Buoy or Not, Debris Destined For Disposal
The large metal container that washed up in Ka`u in October will be cut into pieces that can be removed by helicopter.
NOAA: Japan Tsunami Debris Still Expected
While bigger floating items such as docks have been reaching the mainland’s shores, smaller items in the water are expected to reach Hawaii this winter.
President of NRA To Speak Tonight in Hilo
David Keene will speak at a meeting of the Conservative Forum for Hawaii at the Naniloa Volcanoes Resort.
Windows 8 Supports Hawaiian Language Diacriticals, More
The latest version of Microsoft’s operating system includes a Hawaiian keyboard in its layout.
