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        Entries for March 2021
	
	
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					| Wednesday, March 31, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 31, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 4:57 PM :: 3254 Views
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 Hawaii moving forward using coronavirus vaccine passport for travel
 Keeping Vacant Positions Funded and Secret--State officials won’t release unemployment office budget
 Hawaii Senate Committee Mulls Inheritance And Conveyance Tax Increases
 Hawaii Already Has A Job-Creation Program. It's Called Rail
 Judicial directive aimed at curtailing COVID in jails causing problems in streets, hospitals    
 Keep Tourists off the Beaches so we can use them as a Gigantic Festering Homeless Tent City
 House Investigation Into Sharon Har Postponed Until Criminal Case Concludes
 13 Affordable Housing Bills Still Alive
 SB132: Expanded Sunscreen ban dead
 90% of visitors abide to mask mandate, survey shows
 Bill that would provide rent relief to businesses advances in state Legislature
 Rooftop Solar Increases Inequality |  
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					| Tuesday, March 30, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 30, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 6:28 PM :: 3424 Views
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 Na Leo CEO Stacy Higa To Take Leave Following Bribery Allegations
 State executives plead with lawmakers to save hundreds of vacant 'positions' at risk of being cut
 House Leadership Bails On Unemployed Tax Relief
 Hawaii Lawmakers Advance Capital Gains Tax Increase
 Hawaii seniors now have lowest rate of COVID cases
 Most Kaua‘i residents age 16+ eligible for COVID-19 vaccines
 Lawmakers Want New Group To Determine Future Of OHA Kakaako Makai
 Hawaii lawmakers to consider bill that would make sex with animals illegal |  
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					| Monday, March 29, 2021 |  
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								|  | Letters to the Editor March, 2021 By Letters to the Editor @ 9:19 PM :: 2707 Views
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 Police: AntiVaxxers vs Chicken Fights |  
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					| Monday, March 29, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 29, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 2:22 PM :: 2905 Views
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 ‘Understand the Enjoyment--We Are Royalty’: Legislators' Per Diem Cashflow Unsupervised and Undocumented
 Honolulu rail’s future tied to questions of federal obligation
 Solar water tax break program dims
 Social services should respond to homeless cases, Honolulu Police Chief Susan Ballard says
 HB1176: Spend Your Tax Dollars to Create make-Work Jobs for Telescope Protesters
 Aiea fatal shooting victim was ex-gang member who turned his life around, worked with troubled youth
 Police break up another large concert in Kapolei as partiers ignore COVID rules |  
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					| Sunday, March 28, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 28, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 6:54 PM :: 2977 Views
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 While others suffer in pandemic, Hawaii legislators see a payday
 HGEA files grievance against HART after interim CEO lays off dozens without notice 
 SBA Testing will soon Reveal Depth of HSTA’s ‘Distance Learning’ Failure 
 State eviction moratorium set to end in three weeks
 REIT Tax Dead Again
 Mass Shootings Excite Gun Control Nuts (again) 
 Report shows Hawaii bucks national trend in pedestrian deaths |  
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					| Saturday, March 27, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 27, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 5:27 PM :: 2789 Views
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 Kauai instructor accused of child sex crimes was also a longtime foster parent
 HB1067: Conference Committee to Decide UH Capital Improvement System—PLA Coming for UH Contracting???
 Hawaiian Airlines CEO says state should loosen interisland travel restrictions
 Hawaiian Airlines calling employees back to work as its CEO sees bluer skies ahead
 Vigilantes Claim 100 COVID Arrests  |  
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					| Friday, March 26, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 26, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 6:47 PM :: 3396 Views
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 Hawaii businesses, unemployed on the hook for $450M in state taxes on COVID Aid
 Honolulu rail project still determining who is responsible for needed rail track repairs
 More Homeless Mayhem: Screaming and Stabbing
 HSTA Member charged with sexual exploitation of former student
 Hawaii County Chief was Subject of Promotion-Rigging Lawsuit
 Despite potential obstacles, state pushes forward on vaccine passport plan
 A total of 12 fully vaccinated people in Hawai'i have contracted COVID-19
 Opponents demonstrate against putting solar farm on Hawaiian Home Lands site
 The ‘Green Energy’ That Might Be Ruining the Planet
 $300 a day for a Kia Rio. Why rental cars prices have gone insane
 Outdoor weddings up to 100 people now allowed on Oahu |  
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					| Thursday, March 25, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 25, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 2:18 PM :: 4881 Views
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 ‘Rolling Blackouts’ to Come with shutdown of AES coal plant in 2022—Finger-Pointing begins at PUC, HECO
 Green Energy is a Joke: West Oahu Battery Farm will always be Charged by Oil-Burning Plants
 SB614: Unemployed to be Socked with $190M Tax Bill
 Coronavirus: Hawaii to Vax all Adults by Mid-May
 Hirono’s 8-Hr Boycott of Biden’s Whiteys designed to Push Coloretti for OMB
 The Early Childhood Community Emerges Ready to Lead
 SB804: Affordable teacher housing bill moves forward
 SB767: Ige has ‘big concerns’ about marijuana bill
 DUI threshold bill stalls: House committee defers measure to lower legal blood alcohol limit
 1 year later, Brun still awaits trial
 Lawmakers Advance Bail Reform To Help Keep Criminals on the Streets
 Fake UH study by BLM Wannabees concludes Hawaii should defund the police
 Concerns over coronavirus travel passport verification process
 City Council OKs audit of HPD’s overtime costs after department spends additional $38M
 Blangiardi Nominates Former HPD Officer For Police Commission
 Conflict of interest? Kern signs off on approval of project he represented as a planning consultant |  
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					| Wednesday, March 24, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 24, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 3:27 PM :: 2500 Views
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 The Hawaii Capitol Is Closed To The Public, But Some Lobbyists Still Have Entree
 Budget Fills with Biden Bucks—but Tax Hikes Still On Table
 Rapid growth in Hawaii arrivals stresses Safe Travels coronavirus screening
 Pandemic depresses college-going rates, especially for Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders
 Suicide Bill Dead
 Blangiardi ‘Solutions’ will make Honolulu Homelessness Mess Even Worse
 Fire chief selection questioned: Secret voting raises concerns
 Why The Public Needs To Know More About Police Contract Talks
 Police chief says murdered toddler’s case didn’t meet criteria for Maile Amber Alert
 Despite Lawsuit, HPD Still Lacks Conflict Of Interest Policy
 Billionaire wants the little people to stop driving cars
 Consultant Paid $300K to Demand $1.6B to Solve Affordable Housing problem |  
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					| Tuesday, March 23, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 23, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 6:28 PM :: 4318 Views
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 Plea Agreement Details How Miske Allegedly Ordered Chemical Attack On Rival Nightclub
 HB1286 Deferred: ‘Travel passport not quite ready for prime time’ 
 DoH Ignores Vaccine Requests from ‘Some’ Employers
 Did Unions’ Lack of Support Spell Trouble for School Superintendent?
 After a ‘lost year’ for many students, educators and advocates scramble to get them help
 23.4% of State has one Vaccination
 Hawaii tourism gains momentum
 12.5% Pay Raises For Lawmakers Raise Eyebrows
 Cancel culture, woke police, now Kauai’s Chief of Police
 HART Executive Director calls out previous contractor for 'shoddy work'
 Hopes dwindle for more clarity in HART board votes
 Hilo mom gets probation in child starvation case
 It's Ridiculous To Hide Public Information From The Public
 Birth certificates should identify paternity, not ‘parentage’
 Some UH students will likely have to wait until 2022 for a return to full in-person learning
 University of Hawaii could lose control over decisions on construction, renovation and backlogged repairs across 10-campus system
 Haleiwa families: Major flooding could’ve been prevented, if someone had listened to them
 Homelessness Worker Teams up with Clean and Sober houses to Steal $100K
 Teachers, parents and students call for Ke Kula O Ehunuikaimalino principal’s ouster |  
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					| Monday, March 22, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 22, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 3:20 PM :: 3421 Views
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 Hypocrisy: Legislators Set to Scoop 10% Salary Hike This Year
 Hawaii ‘Vaccine Passport’ Coming by Mid-May?
 HPD Orders Anti-Vaxxer Rally to Disperse—Two Arrested
 Hawaii 8th-highest Vaccinated Percentage (or 9th)
 Maui Lagging: Only 51% of 75+ Kupuna Vaccinated
 Honolulu Council Hopes Federal Relief Can Reverse Cuts In Blangiardi Budget  |  
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					| Sunday, March 21, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 21, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 8:33 PM :: 2514 Views
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 Uptick: Survey finds 44% of arriving visitors have been vaccinated
 Jumping the Line: DoH ‘forgot’ about some ‘essential’ workers
 Some fear tax increase could dissuade physicians from moving to state
 Lack of money in city coffers leaves question
 State and Office of Hawaiian Affairs step to never-ending dance on ceded lands
 HB247 – SB340: Billionaire wants to Seize Ag Property from Owners Without Compensation
 SCR152: Lawmakers want to require Hawai'i students to take finance classes
 Is ‘affordable housing’ a sick joke?
 Two Bills help Hawaii’s push mentally ill homeless into shelter and treatment 
 Hawaii cuts welfare payments for ‘poorest of the poor’
 Rash of violent crimes against kupuna prompts push for tougher laws to protect them
 4th Commercial Rent Survey expected to show relief for economy
 On the Move: Bills related to farm-to-school and institutional purchasing programs 
 Crime Rates in Waikiki Plummet with no Tourists to Rob |  
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					| Saturday, March 20, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 20, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 3:57 PM :: 2581 Views
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 Vaccinations to Hawaii residents 16 and older by May 1?
 Corruption and pensions
 The new head of DPP wants to modernize and speed up the city’s building-permit application process 
 State affordable-housing incentive program under fire on Maui
 Bills would allow 17-year-olds in Hawaii to vote in elections
 KPD: Vape Shops Selling ‘Shrooms
 Hawaii coffee farmers hope lawsuit settlements guarantee the Kona in your cup is real |  
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					| Friday, March 19, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 19, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 7:59 PM :: 4417 Views
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 How the media grotesquely distorted the Atlanta massacres
 Proposal to Rename McKinley High School and remove statue stalls at Hawaii Legislature
 ACLU Complains Groper Won’t be Getting 8th Chance
 Honolulu Planning Commission Considers 5-Mile Wind Turbine Setbacks
 Business Have Hard Time Filling Jobs 
 Della Au Bellati to lead investigation of colleague Rep. Sharon Har     
 HART, Hitachi At Odds Over Wheel Defect As Rail Costs Soar
 Big Island Saves $160M--Scales Back Plans For Recycled Water
 Hawaiians set to receive $20M COVID Aid
 FAIL: Maui Criminals Having Trouble Maintaining COVID Count at MCCC
 Police commissions are supposed to be watchdogs. Are Hawaii’s up to the challenge?
 The business of game rooms |  
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					| Thursday, March 18, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 18, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 5:11 PM :: 2612 Views
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 $1.6B Federal Aid will repay COVID Borrowing and more
 COVID Justice: Judge orders suspect in ‘sex assault spree’ to jail – But Only After Deputy Prosecutor Attacked
 Consider Shifting Police Funds To Social Services, Police Commission Says
 Rickard to serve as acting Maui police chief
 Hawaii Lawmakers Seek Exemption From Political Ad Disclosures
 Lawmaker to undergo investigation for conflicting alleged drunk driving accounts
 Delays Begin: Aloha Stadium won’t be torn down just yet
 Honolulu City Council advances measure to incentivize building affordable rental units
 Resolutions urge BOE to consider Hawaii residents for superintendent’s post
 Bail reduced for former DOE instructor charged with 5 counts of sex assault on a student
 Watchdog blames NOAA for lack of transparency on tsunami tracking system outage
 Kahuku Windfarm Appeals to be heard by Hawaii Supreme Court
 Relics Of Sugar’s Past, Hawaii Dams Will Take Years To Fix Or Remove
 The history of Hansen’s disease reminds that pandemics change us |  
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					| Wednesday, March 17, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 17, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 4:57 PM :: 3067 Views
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 HART: Defective Train Wheels Are A ‘Major’ Problem And Possible Safety Issue
 Cataluna: We can talk about Asians but Raybuck can’t
 Bill that would bar suspension of public records requests during emergency advances
 SB912: Lawmakers look to claw back felons’ pensions
 Hawaii’s Unemployed Must Clear Up Earlier Benefit Snafus Before Getting Federal Dollars
 Aloha Stadium replacement plan includes maintenance risk shift
 COVID Justice: Man accused in alleged ‘sexual assault spree’ released following high court order 
 Former public school teacher indicted for alleged sexual assault
 HPD Lawsuit Settlement: Teen Arrested By Classmate’s Father To Receive $150,000
 Big Island to get 3 Hydrogen Buses deemed “risky to operate”  |  
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					| Tuesday, March 16, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 16, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 5:51 PM :: 3082 Views
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 Tourism Workers next to Jump Vaccination Line 
 Hawaii adopts most extreme open records limits amid pandemic
 SB1334 Gets Quadruple Referral: Kakaako Makai tower opponents to rally again
 Hawaii Restaurant Association requests 2 year extension to plastic ban
 Hawaii logs its best three days of tourist arrivals in a year
 Unemployment call center understaffed, overwhelmed—But Vaccinated HGEA members still won’t see public in person
 Island of Retaliation: Attack on Kauai Chief Intended to Block Police Reform
 COVID Capital Improvement Projects: Hawaii Gets Extra $100M for Hawaiians
 Maui Schools expect more elementary students back in class next week
 Haleiwa flood victims slam response from state and county during visit from U.S. congressman
 100s of Homeless Mentally Ill Drug Addicts to use Mobile Mental Health Homeless Service  |  
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					| Monday, March 15, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 15, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 3:28 PM :: 2780 Views
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 HART Wants to Hike GE Tax and TAT
 Vaccines could lead to lifting of travel restrictions     
 State BOE to begin search for new superintendent
 Tens of thousands of Hawaii residents live in areas vulnerable to dam failure
 City seeks public input –How much more can we jam up Keeaumoku St?
 Who Would Kidnap a Space Telescope?
 How One Private School Is Trying To Help Public Schools Catch Up
 HB533: Shark Protection Bill Is A Misdirected Conservation Effort
 Illegal campsites creating problems at Diamond Head Beach Park |  
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					| Sunday, March 14, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 14, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 2:14 PM :: 2970 Views
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 To Get Leftover Vaccines In Hawaii, It Helps To Be Related to an HGEA Hospital Employee
 How major bills fared at the Capitol
 Public-private partnerships have a troubled history in Hawaii
 City’s proposed budget focuses on helping low-income families hardest hit in pandemic
 Use The County Initiative Process To Create Change In Hawaii
 Cataluna: Hawaii residents have bigger things to be upset about
 Heavy rain Proves Global Warming—Help Schatz Make Money Fall out of Sky |  
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					| Saturday, March 13, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 13, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 2:27 PM :: 3120 Views
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 The Hike In State Income Taxes On Top Earners Is As Good As Dead
 Amid concerns about ‘discontent’ at HPD, chief denies authorizing new quota for officers
 Should Oahu’s tiered reopening plan receive a public hearing?
 Big Island Traffic Light Timing Improved by Spying on Your Cell Phones  |  
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					| Friday, March 12, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 12, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 12:44 PM :: 4096 Views
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 Tax Hike: Real Goal is to Shrink State Population
 Our endless rail
 Rail Plan: Give Hanabusa a $1M Contract?
 Hawaii has graduated out of NIMBYism?
 $1M Bail for HSTA Member Charged with Child Molestation
 House is asked to investigate state Rep. Sharon Har’s DUI ‘incident’
 SHOPO calls for Raybuck resignation, Kawakami Defends
 Maui Police Chief Retiring While Under Commission Scrutiny For Hit-And-Run |  
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					| Thursday, March 11, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 11, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 3:39 PM :: 3816 Views
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 Union Negotiations: “$1.6B is not Enough”
 HART: Expect Honolulu’s Full Rail Line To Be Done In 2031
 Schatz Cashflow Plan: ‘Native Wisdom’ Needs To Be Part Of $2T US Infrastructure Bill
 HB683: Your Fuel Tax to fund ‘Sustainable’ Jet Fuel Scammers 
 Star-Adv Upset Because Legislators Not Subsidizing Electric Car Owners Enough
 Younger kupuna frustrated about inability to get vaccine, AARP survey finds
 Can ‘Racial Data’ help the next group of COVID vax line-jumpers? |  
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					| Wednesday, March 10, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 10, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 4:07 PM :: 3969 Views
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 COVID Vax—How Public Employees find ways to jump line
 Hawaii Schools Superintendent To Step Down After Her Contract Expires In July   
 Hawaii Gets $17B COVID  Relief – ‘Still Not Enough’
 Mayor Blangiardi’s financial disclosure is incomplete
 Hawaii Senate Votes To Legalize Marijuana, Raise Minimum Wage
 HB1096: ‘Parental Rights’ to be assigned Politically, not Biologically
 SB132 prohibit sale of sunscreen products containing avobenzone and octocrylene
 KPD Chief Raybuck faces discrimination charges
 Maui Criminals Refuse Vax
 Ed Case Ran Furthest Ahead of Biden |  
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					| Tuesday, March 9, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 9, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 5:02 PM :: 2315 Views
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 Hawaii lawmakers consider nation’s highest income tax—16% Income Tax Rate
 Stadium redevelopment aims to bring Waikiki tourism to Aiea
 Feds Examining Honolulu Police CARES Spending On ATVs, Robot Dog
 Hawai‘i Convention Center charges state millions for unemployment call center
 HSTA Gets Vaccination: Ige Still Wants them to get paid for not working
 State begins vaccinations for those 70 and older
 Hawaii Proposes Tax Penalty Relief For Small Biz Amid Virus
 House Speaker Seeks Hawaiian Nominees For Mauna Kea Group
 Chevron, Others Struggle To Keep Climate Suit In Fed. Court
 Mother in Hilo child starvation case is free, pending sentencing |  
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					| Monday, March 8, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 8, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 5:19 PM :: 3620 Views
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 Rail Board Believed HART’s Former Director Misled On Costs, Records Show
 SB176: Ex-Tweeker Milton Holt and Sen Delacruz advance bill to facilitate sale of Sand Island Industrial Park
 DEA: Jalisco Cartel takes Hawaii from Sinaloa Cartel
 Settlement reached in lawsuit against an HPD officer accused of abusing his power
 Hawaii County plan will buy homes destroyed in 2018 eruption
 In Hawaii, Reimagining Tourism for a Post-Pandemic World |  
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					| Sunday, March 7, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 7, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 1:44 PM :: 2244 Views
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 What’s Dead And Alive At The Hawaii Legislature
 Lawmakers End Efforts To Revamp Oversight Of Watchdog Agencies
 Honolulu’s housing director has new plans to tackle homelessness
 While Seniors Wait: 391,000 Vaccinations Delivered in Hawaii
 Kauai Mayor Derek Kawakami supports lifting interisland travel quarantine by April 1
 Will DoH Give Back Kauai Drug Treatment Center?
 Grant to help HPD process firearms permits |  
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					| Saturday, March 6, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 6, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 5:49 PM :: 5988 Views
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 Retaliation for Discrimination Suit: Did Kaneshiro Frame ex-Mitsunaga Employee?
 SB1117: Pay Ex-cops to lead vigilante quarantine and mask crackdowns in Hawaii?
 Hawaii County looks to lift more COVID-19 restrictions soon
 Almost 500 state education employees received a shot of the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine
 UH finishing up employee vaccinations—’Nearly All’ staff vaccinated
 Report Calls For Better Data About And For Native Hawaiians
 Maui Bill removes Mandatory Fine for Trespassing
 Hawaii congressional delegation seeks national forest declaration—could transfer 1000s of acres to Federal Government  |  
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					| Friday, March 5, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 5, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 4:47 PM :: 3158 Views
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 Hawai’i Proposes Banning Fossil Fuels by 2045
 Here’s How Tax Increases Are Shaking Out In The Hawaii Legislature
 Hawaii unemployment compensation tax exemption bill advances
 Blackmail: HSTA Operatives Admit Threat to Fire Kishimoto is Retaliation for Reopening Elementary Schools
 Proposed Office of Hawaiian Affairs towers in Kakaako gain ground in state Senate
 House passes resolutions to form Maunakea management working group
 Fishing for Campaign Contributors, Josh Green wants High-tech Tax Credit Scammers to Come back and Steal Another Billion
 State offers more food stamp flexibility amid record participation
 Officials believe a Kakaako garage fire was started by trespassing homeless people
 Hawaii Governor Has ‘Concerns’ About Legalization Bill Advancing In Legislature
 Lanai and Molokai on track to make COVID vaccine available to all residents 16 and up |  
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					| Thursday, March 4, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 4, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 7:31 PM :: 2462 Views
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 Court backlogs, orders to minimize jail headcounts worsen ‘catch and release’ crime trend
 Police Commissioners: Redirect HPD Funds To Social Services And Cut Overtime
 Judge Upholds New State Law Requiring Police Misconduct Disclosure
 Oldsters will Have to Wait: HSTA members are the real vaccination priority
 Now That Teachers are almost Completely Vaccinated, State to expand eligibility to those 70 and up 
 Lt. Gov. Green urges governor to drop interisland quarantine
 State's Biggest Projects Put 'Hawaii Political Time' On Display
 CSO telescope could be gone by 2022
 Streamlined Hawaii County Planning and permit system set to go live July 26
 COVID spurs bills to continue ‘work’ from home
 Military Spouses Hope For Easier Ways To Get Licensed To Work In Hawaii
 Kahele Seeks New Political Base: ‘Inmates Should Vote From Prison’ |  
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					| Wednesday, March 3, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 3, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 6:52 PM :: 3907 Views
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 Is the Aloha Stadium Deal a Criminal Offense?
 Rail construction in Dillingham corridor halted
 Hawaii Aims To Reopen Elementary Schools After Spring Break—HSTA Freaks out
 Unemployment office puts ‘bot blocker’ in place to reduce volume into call center
 Hawaii hits highs for needle exchange and overdose reversals
 Most Police Reform Measures Fail To Gain Traction At Legislature
 HB796: Public Reports of Inmate Deaths
 Maui County working on bogus lawsuit against Bank of America |  
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					| Tuesday, March 2, 2021 |  
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								|  | March 2, 2021 News Read By Andrew Walden @ 6:11 PM :: 4674 Views
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 Catch-and-release policies create revolving door of crime as pending cases pile up
 East Hawaii Cultural Center to put up fence to combat drug-addicted homeless criminals
 The Fever Breaks: Maui County won’t tighten COVID-19 restrictions for now
 Love’s Bakery, which struggled with pandemic losses, to cease operations at end of March
 Different basic wage for tipped employees
 HPD sets quota for speed program, requiring officers to make more stops until March 27
 $80M for Native Hawaiian health care, housing, and education programs in new COVID-19 relief bill
 Keep the People Doped up: Marijuana-related bills progressing in Legislature
 720,000 COVID Tests About to Expire: DoH Would Rather Trash them than Use Them |  
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 COVID Relief includes $70 million for Rail
 If Honolulu Wants to Keep Homeless Lunatics out of Jail, We Will need a Lunatic Asylum
 Ige Again Withholds Funds from Commission Planning to let Lots and Lots of Criminals out on to the Streets
 HSTA Member Charged with Rape of Child in Kihei, Extradited to Face Child Molestation Charges in Oregon |  
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