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Wednesday, May 11, 2011 |
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Hawaii Nursing Home Care costs 58% more than National Average
By News Release @ 1:59 AM :: 14289 Views :: Hawaii Statistics, Health Care
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The median annual rate in Hawaii for a private nursing home room is $122,640 per year, greater than the national rate of $77,745 per year.
Nationally, the median annual cost of long term care in an assisted living facility is $39,135, an increase of 6.0 percent annually over the past six years. In Hawaii, the annual cost of assisted living care is $45,900 ....
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Thursday, March 17, 2011 |
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Hurricane Shelters: Hawaii Still Counting on a Lucky Miss
By Andrew Walden @ 4:17 PM :: 16096 Views :: Hawaii County , Environment, Hawaii Statistics
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With 125 mph hurricane Flossie still on track to pass August 13 just south of the Big Island, Hawaii County Civil Defense is opening ten emergency shelters in schools and other public buildings island wide. In Kau, likely to be hardest hit, the only available shelter is at Kau High School in Pahala.
Red Cross volunteers are working to get a second shelter opened up at an area church, but as yet have no firm commitment. Hawaii County Red Cross director Youlia Kalima explains the two buildings are the only hardened structures in the entire rural district of 5,000 people. The next nearest shelters would be at Konawaena HS in South Kona or Keaau HS in Puna—dozens of miles away.
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Friday, September 10, 2010 |
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Hawai`i Free Press readership grows 74%
By Andrew Walden @ 6:51 PM :: 6727 Views :: Hawaii Statistics
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HawaiiFreePress.com is enjoying strong readership growth--74% growth over the last 12 months.
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Sunday, August 29, 2010 |
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University of Hawaii Study: Native Hawaiians Fear Violence
By Andrew Walden @ 10:43 AM :: 16688 Views :: Hawaii County , Akaka Bill, DHHL, Hawaii Statistics, OHA
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Results in a pilot study "Native Hawaiian Perceptions of Violence as a Means to Attain Sovereignty" show a sharp contrast between the number of Native Hawaiians interviewed who believe violence is justifiable to achieve sovereignty -- 6 percent -- and the number who believe "the desire to gain sovereignty will result in violence in the future -- 53 percent. Only 24.8 percent felt that violence would definitely not occur.
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010 |
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FULL TEXT: Hawaii Pork Report finds $300M in waste, abuse, and mismanagement
By Grassroot Institute @ 9:57 PM :: 10035 Views :: Hawaii State Government, Hawaii Statistics, Taxes
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While Hawaii’s school children are subjected to Furlough Fridays and the state faces a record shortfall, the 2010 Hawaii Pork Report reveals that bureaucrats continue to spend taxpayer dollars in questionable ways. Co-authored by Hideo Hikida, Frances Nuar, and Jamie Story, the second annual report reveals more than $300 million in waste, abuse, and mismanagement of taxpayer dollars.
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Thursday, January 21, 2010 |
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Hawaii Legislators’ pay tops nation
By Andrew Walden @ 11:46 PM :: 17314 Views :: Hawaii State Government, Hawaii Statistics
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Whoever said “you get what you pay for” must have meant it ironically.
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Thursday, August 7, 2008 |
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Puna CDP: Eliminate affordable housing
By Andrew Walden @ 10:21 AM :: 8471 Views :: Hawaii County , Environment, Greenmail, Hawaii Statistics, Cost of Living
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Puna is one of the very few places in Hawai`i where young local families can afford to buy their own home and begin life as a family. But environmentalists are working hard to put a stop to the inflow of locals and replicate the success they have had in making Maui and Kaua`i into exclusive havens for rich mainland transplants.
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Monday, September 19, 2005 |
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As the Storm Fronts Line Up Off Shore, Residents are Asking if Oahu is Ready for a Hurricane
By Andrew Walden @ 10:59 AM :: 10639 Views :: Honolulu County, Environment, Hawaii Statistics
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With Hurricane Jova and two other major other storms lined up in formation, Oahu Civil Defense planners describe a shortfall of 60,000 spaces in evacuation plans which are themselves designed to shelter only about one-third of Oahu`s population. These numbers sound bad enough, but they grotesquely understate the problem.
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