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Sunday, June 28, 2020 |
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June 28, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:22 PM :: 2128 Views
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Honolulu police chief says department doesn’t need reforms despite recent spike in fatal shootings by officers
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Distance Learning? Students MIA
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Pandemic or not, legislators open vault for public workers
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Honolulu city bus driver tests positive for coronavirus
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Time will tell if Gov. David Ige’s slow-steady style proves wise against COVID-19
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Union expresses concern about hotel worker safety
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Cruise Ships Heading for Hawaii in October
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Work from home era may leave rail behind
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‘It was hamajang’: East Oahu residents sue the city over shoddy road work
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Who is going to pay for Aloha Stadium’s health and safety repairs?
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Saturday, June 27, 2020 |
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June 27, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:57 PM :: 2106 Views
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Tourism Industry Kept 33% of Hawaii Households on Edge of Poverty—and that was before COVID
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Lawmakers, schools superintendent trade blame for lack of preparation ahead of school reopenings
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Hawaii vacation rentals see low occupancy, demand amid Covid-19 restrictions
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Hawaii Attorney General victimized by identity thieves who targeted unemployment program
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Legislators Allocate $7M to Remove Homeless Trash, ACLU Whines About it
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COVID Tourism Control: State set to reopen Hana Highway to public
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High court rules in favor of county on timeshare taxes
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Friday, June 26, 2020 |
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June 26, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:26 PM :: 2668 Views
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Reopening Means Spying: State-County Database to Track Your Movements ‘In Real Time’
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HB460 Spying: State senators to introduce bill that would require Hawaii's visitors to document where they'll be staying
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As tax revenues drop, Honolulu’s rail project faces $450M funding shortfall and new delays
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Gut and Replace Hawaii Supreme Court Oral Argument
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HB2502: Lawmakers pare back quarantine-powers bill after public concern
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Union organizes mass COVID-19 testing for hospitality workers, it calls on employers to follow suit
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Different Kind of Tourist? Under Quarantine only Cheap Hotels have any Occupancy
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Steep Drop in Real Estate Prices Coming?
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Supreme Court declines to hear appeal in Christopher Deedy trial—Prosecutors will Try ‘Plan C’
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Charlatans Whip Up Big Island Mob over missing children—Councilmember Warns Against Vigilantism
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Thousands of Mainlanders sign petition calling for the removal of 1874 Hawaiian Kingdom Era Captain Cook monument
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Trump wants federal hiring to focus on skills over degrees
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Condo associations again face liability for past “wrongful foreclosures”
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"Renewable Energy” is easy to grasp and slippery to define
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Thursday, June 25, 2020 |
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June 25, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:29 PM :: 2817 Views
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Surprise: Public Employee Wage Hikes Total $150M
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Group drops lawsuit against Gov. Ige's emergency proclamation
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Hawaii Economic Chief: Tourism Is ‘Who We Are’ And Must Be Rebuilt
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Hawaii Ready to take more COVID so Bring It
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Hawaii lawmakers advance police reform bill that’s been obstructed for years
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Police Shootings Soar Under Ballard
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Bill expands state powers on quarantine and health emergencies
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Ala Moana Towers Designed to Create Rail Route?
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Child abuse bill advances
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Wednesday, June 24, 2020 |
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June 24, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:03 PM :: 2756 Views
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20 Years Of Honolulu Police Misconduct Summaries Document Serious Bad Behavior
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Laughing at Your Sacrifice: Lawmakers give preliminary approval to $70M public-worker raises
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Chamber of Commerce Hawaii urges Ige to create a ‘definitive plan’ for reopening transpacific travel
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Oahu restaurants ask for delay in starting plastic-ban law
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State Cutting Lifeguards—Will Counties Pick Up Expense?
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Sacrifice: Maui County to Create Entire New Department?
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20 Years Of Honolulu Police Misconduct Summaries Document Serious Bad Behavior
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Facial recognition surveillance to screen for COVID-19 at Hawaii airports in July
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Lawmakers call on state to give all 14,000 seniors at Hawaii care homes a COVID-19 test
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NTSB to investigate loss of 21 shipping containers from barge off Big Island
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DLIR Effort to Transform Uber Contractors into Employees delays unemployment payments for drivers
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Stanford Carr to turn Honolulu bowling alley site into affordable rentals under $137M DHHL contract
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Gangster Shot Dead in Pearl City
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Tuesday, June 23, 2020 |
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June 23, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:00 PM :: 4640 Views
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Group Admits COVID Testing Plan is Scheme to Shrink Tourism Industry
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Rep Wildberger, Candidate, Judge Get $5000+Jail Tickets for Violating COVID Emergency Orders—Judge Already Walks Free
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YB COVID Money Grab—Why did Containers Collapse on Barge in Calm Seas and Light Winds?
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SB126 to be CARES Spending Vehicle
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Negotiations Begin On Hawaii Police Misconduct Bill
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Mayor: Only 30 to 35% of businesses have reopened
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Kauai Mayor Having Fun as Dictator
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Some families of around a dozen residents at Hale Nani nursing center have chosen to remove them
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Federal census of isle homeless is rescheduled for September
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Program for women inmates is cancelled
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Monday, June 22, 2020 |
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June 22, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:36 PM :: 3315 Views
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Lawyer known for “sovereignty defenses” barred from future foreclosure assistance
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Ige reportedly close to announcing testing protocol, loosened quarantine based on Alaska Model
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Hawaii Currently Fastest Spreading COVID in USA
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SB2629 Carbon Credits: House Committee Hearing Gut-and-Replace Legislation
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Lawyer known for “sovereignty defenses” barred from future foreclosure assistance
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Convicted Anal Rapist of Child Gets Lucky at Supreme Court
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Police transparency bill being considered in Hawaii
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How 12 Teens Who’d Never Met Before Organized Honolulu’s Black Lives Matter Protest
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Three more people test positive for COVID-19 at Hale Nani; senior facilities are concerned
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With thousands out of work, scammers are targeting the unemployment system
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COVID Cuts: Hawaii's only halfway house for women is closing
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Hawaii’s Cesspool Problem Continues To Bubble Up As EPA Cracks Down
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Sunday, June 21, 2020 |
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June 21, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:09 PM :: 5466 Views
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Approving Public Employee Raises Top Legislative Focus
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Up to 45K Hawaii renters on brink could fall into abyss after July
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Rail: How Many Honolulu mayoral candidates will go to jail?
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Does a lawsuit against Ige have grounds?
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Department of Health: Masks in classrooms are "Not recommended"
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Hello! Anybody There At The D-L-I-R?
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First installment: $40M in CARES funds hits Hawaii County coffers
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Maunakea command plan again delayed
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Honolulu City Council takes aim at new regulations against monster homes
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Honolulu City Council defers decision on mall tower changes
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Airlines to Shirk Dramatically After Oct 1
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Saturday, June 20, 2020 |
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June 20, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:15 PM :: 3073 Views
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86% of Parents want Return to Classroom Teaching—Kishimoto: “We don’t need books”
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Lawmakers: $600 Million In Federal Relief Funds Will Now Go To Hard-Hit Residents, State Agencies
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Economic Development Officials Outline Recovery Plan
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Widow of 28-Year-Old Kaneohe Man tells BLM to Back Off
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Telescope Protester Arrested in Kalihi Game Room Shooting
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HPA: We’re Working Hard to Get Criminals Back out onto the Street
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Cluster of New COVID-19 Cases Found In Waianae Elderly Care Homes
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Volunteer sleuths track down Hawaii’s quarantine scofflaws
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Grove Farm Is ‘Disappointed’ In Planned Changes For Kauai Rehab Facility
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China Could Be in Reach of Hawaii After Monday’s Election in Kiribati
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Friday, June 19, 2020 |
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June 19, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:42 PM :: 3179 Views
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AG proposes COVID Spying Bills to Legislature
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State says greater testing capacity, digital records on visitors needed to restart tourism
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Cluster of COVID-19 cases at state’s largest nursing home grows to 11 as testing continues
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Lawmaker says Black Lives Matter protest likely contributed to spike in COVID-19 cases
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DoE Reopening Plans Secret Until After Legislative Session Ends
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Sacrifice: Public workers approved for 4.5% pay raises by city council
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Report: ‘New normal’ could mean half of Hawaii families in financial hardship
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Honolulu Police Chief Hopes Nationwide Reform Movement Skips Hawaii
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Caldwell scraps Sherwood Forest plan due to protests
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Maui Co Bill to help grant recipients get funding without accountability
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Hawaii County Council to take up new construction code
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Should Hawaiian Electric Company Receive Financial Incentives to Reduce Greenhouse Gases
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Thursday, June 18, 2020 |
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June 18, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:11 PM :: 2389 Views
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Just in Time to Shut Down Session (Again) -- State House staff member tests positive for coronavirus
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No, We Are Not All In The Same Canoe
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Caldwell: Rail Faces ‘Hard Decisions’ due to Collapse of Economy
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Window of Opportunity to Reopen Hawaii – Closing Quick
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HART Gives Hi Tech Tax Credit Schemers $190K to Design Video Game
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Hawaii Supreme Court asked to block opening of controversial wind project
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Utility must get more efficient
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Vote-by-mail might make it easier to vote, but it's not the fix we need to engage citizens in elections.
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HB285: Open Records on Police Misconduct
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Man dies after altercation with police in Kaneohe
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Body cameras coming for Big Island police
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As COVID-19 cases rise, family members say Hale Nani not doing enough to protect residents
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Three employees at Doraku Sushi in Waikiki test positive for COVID-19
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Hawaii Senators Introduce Bill To Close Air Tour Loopholes
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Attorney faces threat of disbarment while trying to clear his record
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COVID Excuse to Grab Control of Kauai Drug Treatment Center Facility
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Wednesday, June 17, 2020 |
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June 17, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:19 PM :: 2803 Views
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Ex-Legislator Who Lied About Police Misconduct Slimes Doug Chin in Grab for Police Commission Seat
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Jabola the Carolus Having Difficulty at Home
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19 Police Killings Left out of HPD Reports
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OCCC relocating to new facility at the animal quarantine station
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Hale Nani 5 Positive COVID, prompts mass testing of nursing home
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Hawaii one of the worst places for businesses sued over COVID
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Tuesday, June 16, 2020 |
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Letters to the Editor June, 2020
By Letters to the Editor @ 5:00 PM :: 1999 Views
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HPD Policy on ‘Vascular Neck Restraint’ is Redacted
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Tuesday, June 16, 2020 |
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June 16, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:17 PM :: 4378 Views
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Sen. Laura Thielen: Legislature Must Spend $632M on COVID Relief, not Public Employee Pay Hikes
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Death Threats Convince 21 Cult Members accused of breaking COVID-19 quarantine to leave Hawaii
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Law Profs: Hawaii can require testing for all coming in
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Second Wave? Hawaii Ready to handle it Without Return to Lockdowns
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Hawaii Economy Faces ‘A Long Slow Road Back’
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With some improvising, state agencies welcome thousands of workers back to the office
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In Effort to Justify Do-Nothing ‘Distance Learning Scam, DoE Deploys Unworkable Summer School System
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Five Hotels Permanently Discharge Workers
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Kauai: 57% of Households have lost a job
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Star-Advertiser's plan to cut 30 newsroom staff may turn out to be a negotiating ploy
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Short term vacation rentals allowed to reopen on Maui, Big Island and Kaua'i
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Retailers report resistance to the in-store mask requirement
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Soft on Crime: Spurned Woman Accused of Attempted Murder Walks Free without Bail
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Soft on Crime: Homeless Car Thief Does it Again and Again Since COVID Release
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2 possible COVID-19 cases being looked at in state-run public housing
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State: COVID Spreads to Resident at state’s largest skilled nursing facility
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Monday, June 15, 2020 |
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June 15, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:21 PM :: 2529 Views
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How SHOPO keeps public from seeing police misconduct records
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Caldwell disagrees on extent of Police Commission’s authority
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Recent spike in COVID-19 cases will test Hawaii’s preparations
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California's starting to reopen hotels. Hawaii just extended its shutdown
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Bankruptcies decline thanks to federal loan program
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Bill could impact Aloha Stadium demolition, landfill operator says
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Sunday, June 14, 2020 |
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June 14, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:45 PM :: 2746 Views
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Hawaii tax revenues plummet 49% in May as Covid impact comes into focus
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Many Small Businesses Going out of Business
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Honolulu County says how workers are deployed; Gov. Ige’s administration has yet to supply such information
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Kishimoto: Academic Rigor Fell by Wayside and I want $87M to Do It Again this Fall
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Momentum builds for police-linked reforms: stricter gun laws, opening discipline records
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Ballard Dismissive of New Police Commission Nominees
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Kauai Prosecutor Tries to Make Excuses for COVID Criminal Releases
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COVID-19 case confirmed in Hale Nani rehab center employee
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Maui Hotel workers rally Saturday for safe reopening
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Opportunity Zones Eyed for P3 Projects
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Hawaii County Fire Department and volunteers erect homeless shelters
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Saturday, June 13, 2020 |
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June 13, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:39 PM :: 2657 Views
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Bubbles? Corridors? Ige announcement on reopening transpacific travel upcoming
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HPD chief okay with releasing names of disciplined officers, but not for minor violations
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Joyous News: 21 members of reported cult that violated 14-day quarantine plan to stay in Hawaii After Jail Sentence is up
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Elderly Care Nurse Among Latest COVID-19 Diagnoses
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BLNR grants contested case hearing over aquarium collection fines
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Friday, June 12, 2020 |
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June 12, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:31 PM :: 2600 Views
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Facial Recognition A Minefield, Could Evolve into Compulsory Program
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Hawaii’s largest daily newspaper cutting nearly 30 newsroom staff
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Stop verbal, physical attacks on police
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How Effective Is Hawaii’s Key Court-Sanctioned Drug Treatment Program?
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Thanks to Bookkeepers, Young Brothers demanding $25M Cash and 25% Rate Hike
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“Were Hawaii’s lockdowns worth it?”
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City Finally Finds A Replacement To Join The HART Board
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Council Tinkers With Affordable Housing Rules (again)
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MCCC population trimmed 41 percent during COVID-19
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Cult leader among 21 arrested in Puna for violating quarantine order
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Effort to dismiss hotel hearings officer fails
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Pandering to Russian-backed Anti 5G Conspiracy Nuts, Hawaii Council Illegally Obstructs 4G Installers
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A growing number of missing children on the Big Island is causing concern
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Thursday, June 11, 2020 |
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June 11, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:38 PM :: 3069 Views
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Anderson and Kobayashi Block Forensic Audit of Rail—Use COVID as Excuse
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Hawaii will utilize facial recognition in airports
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Hotel security keeps tabs on quarantined visitors
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Vacation rental owners claim discrimination, threaten lawsuit
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COVID an Excuse to Gut TVRs on Maui, Lanai
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Honolulu City Council moving forward with resolution pressuring state to test visitors before they board a plane to Hawai'i
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COVID-19 patient was at Oahu game room hours before being hospitalized
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Governor: I ‘ordered’ director handling unemployment claims to take time off
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Pandemic's budget shortfalls push states toward automation
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COVID $28M for Kauai County to Pass Around
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This Kauai Doctor Is Helping Revolutionize Drug Treatment For Inmates
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Wednesday, June 10, 2020 |
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June 10, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:24 PM :: 3345 Views
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6 in 10 mainland travelers say they’d be willing to be tested for COVID-19 to visit Hawaii
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CVS to Provide 1,200 Hawaii Tourist COVID Testing Sites on Mainland?
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Gambling Charges go to top of Big Island PD -- refiled against retired police captain
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Lt. Gov. Josh Green warns of uptick in COVID-19 cases from mass protests
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Unemployment office in limbo along with thousands of filers
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Just try reporting fraudulent unemployment payments
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Hawaii DLIR pays out more than $594M in unemployment claims
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Hawaii scrambles to prepare for all mail-in voting in primary election
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In the first mass testing on Oahu, Arcadia nursing home tests about 550 of its health care workers
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First Hawaii resident charged with violating traveler quarantine
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Many who received assistance to return home didn’t plan to honor Hawaii quarantine, nonprofit says
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Drastic drop in immunizations during COVID-19 pandemic
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Hawai`i Supreme Court Issues Second Climate Change Ruling
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Spouse of Abigail Kawananakoa among four seeking to become conservator
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Tuesday, June 9, 2020 |
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June 9, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:12 PM :: 2263 Views
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Hawaii House Speaker Says Cop Misconduct Bill Is ‘On Our Radar’
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Honolulu Police To Temporarily Halt Use Of Vascular Neck Restraints
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Hilo judges recuse themselves from hearing former cop’s assault, abuse cases
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Rail’s future hinges on P3 pact
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DoH: Open Hawaii to Japan, NZ, Alaska
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Gov. Ige asks protesters from weekend Black Lives Matter rallies to voluntarily self-isolate
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No new cases of COVID-19 reported at Kalakaua Gardens
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Doctors worry that patients are neglecting their regular visits as well as their health
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Unions press government on COVID safety
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Labor department sees more fraud activity connected to pandemic unemployment aid
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Roth alarmed by release of suspect in violent home invasion
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Dead Homeless Dude had 24 Criminal Convictions, Yet State Refused to Provide him with Long Term Housing in a nice safe Prison
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Monday, June 8, 2020 |
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June 8, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:37 PM :: 3327 Views
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Two Months of Petty Bickering Sets Back Hawaii Recovery
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2,800 Visitors Pour into Hawaii as ‘Leaders’ Dither over Testing
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Attorney General Babysits Senate -- COVID-19 committee will not be "investigative"
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Retaliation: HSTA Jumps into Mayoral Race After Counties Block Union Grab for Property Tax Funds
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COVID Contracting: How A Major Campaign Donor Got A Million-Dollar Cleaning Contract In Honolulu
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Kauai County Insiders use COVID Emergency to Steal Building from Residential Drug Treatment Facility
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Doug Chin, Michael Broderick Nominated for Police Commission
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These Kauai Cops Are Tired Of Racist Police Killings, Too
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Maui Memorial to start rapid universal testing today
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Personal Car Use Bounces Back in Hawaii
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Hawaii Gas and Hawaiian Telcom Are on the Chopping Block
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State moving to new public access data portal
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Sunday, June 7, 2020 |
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June 7, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 10:15 PM :: 3258 Views
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Recovery Held Back by a Childish Snit playing out for all to see
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Our police commissioners must be watchdogs, not lapdogs
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BLM Protesters Back Esser for Honolulu Prosecutor
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Graduate: DoE Online Learning Was a Sham
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UH COVID Modelers Propose Tourist Quarantine Exemption With Negative COVID Test
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Healing Hawaii responsibly must include the reopening of legal vacation rentals
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Hannemann: You Should Elect me Now Because I lost to Abercrombie, Caldwell, and Ige
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Oahu home sales decline 22% in May, condo sales drop 50%—but prices steady
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Hawaii’s private schools brace themselves for a harsh economic reality
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KPD Body-cam Footage Exonerates 87% of Officers Facing Complaints
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BLM Rallies in Hawaii
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Saturday, June 6, 2020 |
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June 6, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:57 PM :: 4052 Views
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It Begins: 3 employees at Oahu senior living facilities test positive for COVID-19—One Location Secret
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The Head Of Hawaii’s Unemployment Office Is On Leave After Getting Death Threats
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New data on race shows that Native Hawaiians aren’t currently experiencing higher rates of COVID-19
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650 Criminals Released --- Hawaii Supreme Court ends its COVID Excuse inmate-release program
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Employment numbers improve for Hawaii as businesses reopen
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Maui: Only 10% of Students Engaged with distance learning
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Kauai School Doing Everything Online—Except Teaching Classes
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Impact of COVID-19 on UH-Hilo applications ‘nominal’
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Sacrifice: Maui County Council cuts spending from $824M to $823M
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HECO: COVID Making Electric Clocks Run Fast
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Friday, June 5, 2020 |
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June 5, 2020 News Release
By Andrew Walden @ 7:48 PM :: 3206 Views
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While 200K Unemployed Twist in Wind, DBEDT, Senators Feud over ‘Bullying’
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Budget Chief: Deep Cuts Loom For The University of Hawaii
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HSTA, DoE Still Pushing for Fake Online Classes so Teachers Can be Paid to do Nothing
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HART Has Spent Millions On Rail Design Work That May Not Be Used
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Hawaii Co Council approves budget with property tax hike
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24% Unemployment—but No County Workers Laid Off
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Hawaii Does Not Reveal How Many COVID Deaths in Nursing Homes
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If George Floyd Died In Hawaii, We’d Know Little About The Cop Who Killed Him
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Stressed Due to no Tourists to Mooch, Homeless Killing Each Other in Bumfights
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Mayor signs bills jacking up the cost of housing to subsidize electric cars
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Anti-5G Conspiracy Nuts Waste Time in Hilo
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Thursday, June 4, 2020 |
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June 4, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:47 PM :: 3135 Views
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Unemployment rate in Maui metro area highest in the nation at 35%
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DLIR Stops Counting at 316K -- Hawaii’s Jobless Grow Desperate As Unemployment Approvals Lag
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Alaska may be first state to ask visitors to pack a negative COVID-19 test — will Hawaii follow?
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Honolulu will Have New Mayor, Council and Prosecutor
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No Supervision: Police Commission Goes Back to Covering for HPD
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State-regulated marijuana vape cartridges aren’t safe, doctor and whistleblower say
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Council Boosts Spending, Raises Golf Fees
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Those who violate mandatory quarantine order could end up wearing an ankle bracelet
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Kaiser High School ranks No. 1 in the US in math, reading
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Wednesday, June 3, 2020 |
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June 3, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:06 PM :: 4086 Views
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200K Unemployed but Hawaii Recovery Plan held up Because Sen Wakai has Personal Beef with HTA
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In only 60 days the 2020 primary election will essentially be over
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Recovery: City Spends $19M on Office to Find More Free Money
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HDOE: Fake ‘Distance Learning’ Scam will Continue into Fall Semester
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Hawaii Law Enforcement Standards Board behind as nation turns focus on policing
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Food demands in Hawaii increase as unemployment insurance complaints continue
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Dentists struggle amid shortage of medical masks, mounting costs of doing business
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More volunteers sought for state’s new contact tracing program
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Judge issues $200 in fines to fish poacher
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Tuesday, June 2, 2020 |
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June 2, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:43 PM :: 3278 Views
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Ige lifting interisland quarantine Effective June 16 — May Join Aus/NZ Bubble
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‘No Fraud or Collusion’ Claimed as Land tied to criminal Al Hee’s company is bought by Another Al Hee Company
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Hawaii could lose 30K in population in slow Covid recovery
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How Many Will Die? People Avoiding The Doctor Due To COVID-19 Fears
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Let’s Put COVID-19 In Context
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Study Estimates 30% to 50% Learning Loss for Students By Fall
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Hawaii chambers of commerce petition urges governor to save small business
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Hawaii short-term rentals remain on hold for virus recovery
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PUC opens emergency investigation of Young Brothers
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Local restaurant owner launches #SaveHawaiiBusinesses campaign
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Bar owners awaiting governor’s plan for reopening
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The Pandemic Is Proving Too Much For Some Big Island Businesses
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Family of an abused Oahu toddler files suit for lack of child protection
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Academy of Hawaiian Arts falls victim to rioters in Oakland
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Tweeker Caught Stealing, Given Free Food
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Monday, June 1, 2020 |
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June 1, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:44 PM :: 2910 Views
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Hannemann: “I’m not implicated”
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Sheehan, Levinson voice frustration as they resign from Police Commission
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‘It’s Going To Be Bad’: Federal Aid Will Soon Run Out For Many In Hawaii
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Set the Date to Reopen Tourism
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Taxpayers to Take Back Cable from Criminal Al Hee?
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Homeless Criminals Turn Sand Island Park into Illegal dump
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Sunday, May 31, 2020 |
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May 31, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:10 PM :: 4290 Views
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HGEA 40% Furlough for State Employees?
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HGEA Endorsement The Kiss of Death?
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COVID Restrictions Help Incumbents to Reelection
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Mayor Victorino Asks Governor to Lift Interisland Quarantine on June 15
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Alaska will lift mandatory quarantine for travelers, instead requiring they be tested before flying to Alaska
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USDOJ Challenges Quarantine Rules in Maine, Michigan
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HIEMA Survey: Hawaii Is Already Enduring Widespread Socioeconomic Strain
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COVID Releases: “Dummies that are beating somebody up or stealing something or threatening somebody”
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Vigilantes hunt tourists
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Hawaii has never done a successful P3 project.
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Hawaii County Finally Completes TVR Registrations
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Airfield advocates hopeful Dillingham survives past June 2021
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Saturday, May 30, 2020 |
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May 30, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:35 PM :: 3134 Views
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Hawaii Lockdown Could Kill 4 Times More People than COVID
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Travel Bubbles a Challenge for Airlines
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Consumer Advocate: Cancel Young Brothers’ rate hike request
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DoE Did Nothing for 45 Days—Will They Get Back to Work in Fall?
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Caldwell Leaving an Infected Mess for Successor
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Top DoH Execs Still Obstructing Testing—District Office Disagrees
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OHA Insiders: DoH Should Take Time to Track Racial Data so money will come to our Profitable Nonprofits
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Hawaii commercial real estate investment to drop by 50% in post-Covid 2020, Colliers says
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Hawaii Hospitals Losses Exceed $100M from Federal Health Care Bailout
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Business owners in Hawaii rally at the state Capitol
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Honolulu and Kauai Mayors: Property owners illegally renting to tourists are ongoing problem
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Calvin Say Leaving Long-Held House Seat For Council Run
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Emergency shelters on Maui will provide temporary shelter for displaced families
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Homeless Dude from Mainland Accused of Murder in Lahaina
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Friday, May 29, 2020 |
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May 29, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:06 PM :: 3170 Views
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Prosecutor Race: Alm 21%, Megan Kau 5%
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Special master defends early release of Hawaii inmates, says 1-month recidivism rate lower than other criminals lifetime recidivism rate
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Newest projection: State tax revenues will drop by a jaw-dropping $2.25B this fiscal year
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Rail project expecting $100M shortfall, possibly $100M more
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Next Boondoggle: SB2940 Aloha Stadium Authority
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Ige to extend quarantine for mainland, international travelers beyond June 30
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StarAdv: Trade CARES Money for Reduced YB Rate Hike
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Maui In-person religious services allowed to resume today with social distancing
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Firm gets warning for hand sanitizer brouhaha
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Quarantine is a Joke: 1,000 Party on North Shore (again)
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Homeless Shelter-Refusers Get Ticket After Ticket
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After Supreme Court Ruling, Big Island Environmental commission urges fast work on sewage discharges
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Lawsuit: Oahu Hospital Allegedly Shielded 2 Sexual Harassers
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Thursday, May 28, 2020 |
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May 28, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 9:43 PM :: 2959 Views
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Mayoral Race Blangiardi 21% Hanabusa 15%
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Cocaine: Earl Tsuneyoshi Announces Run For Menor’s Council Seat
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Hawaii senators support effort for ‘travel bubble’ agreement with Japan
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Union Hotel workers demand safe return to work with mass testing
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Reopening: Green, Caldwell One-upmanship
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Kauai Council Approves $2.3M Property Tax Hike
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Kauai County faces prohibited practices complaint for 4-day workweek
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What Have Lobbyists Been Doing While You Were Locked Down?
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HGEA Sues Kauai County Challenges Use of Emergency Order to Rewrite Labor Agreement for 4-day workweek
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Quarantine Vigilantes Harass Waikiki Residents
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Quarantine Manhunts ‘Creepy’
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House Speaker Scott Saiki lays off 3 in House, cancels contracts
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Fearing COVID-19, patients are delaying urgent care and putting their health at risk, hospitals say
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HPD: 50 inmates released early on Oahu due to COVID-19 fears were re-arrested
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CARES Funds Homeless Psych Triage Center
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Alternative Siting Methods Proposed for Hawai`i Energy Projects
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Wednesday, May 27, 2020 |
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May 27, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:49 PM :: 4717 Views
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Retired detective arrested for allegedly abusing councilwoman
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Collusion Keeps Your Electric Bill High: Solar Projects Represented by Same Lawyer Submit Identical Bids
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Ige: Reopening Interisland Travel is Test for Reopening Tourism
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Maui County 'Broad Reopening' on Friday
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Poll: Stop Virus First to Prevent Second Wave
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Hawaii hotels report huge declines in occupancy, revenue
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Condotels ramp up security to ensure visitors comply with quarantine order
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As summer session starts, uncertainty clouds UH enrollment, financial outlook
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Energy industry lowers barriers affecting growth during Covid-19 pandemic
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The Other Coronavirus Crisis: Escalating Mental Health Problems
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COVID Catch and Release: Police Arrest Man For Second Time During Pandemic
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Suspect in violent sex assault cites COVID-19, speedy trial violation in release requests
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9 candidates for Honolulu mayor to participate remotely in live online forum
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Tuesday, May 26, 2020 |
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May 26, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:16 PM :: 2867 Views
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Legislative Recess Designed to Prevent HGEA from Running Candidates Against Incumbents
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Poll: COVID a Winner for Josh Green, a Loser for Caldwell
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Council: ‘Kauai a Dictatorship’
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DoH Still Obstructing Mass COVID Testing at Nursing Homes
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Head of Labor Department: 190,000 could remain unemployed through end of year
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Hawaii’s Hotels Are Bleeding Cash Amid Shutdown
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Retail recovery to be slow, very slow
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Banks Only Process the Larges Companies' PPP Loan Requests
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Monday, May 25, 2020 |
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May 25, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:30 PM :: 2839 Views
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COVID Cancels Massive Stormwater Fee Hike: Decision will be left to next mayor
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Bar Owner: PPP Loan Money Runs out June 30
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Church Services Allowed for First Time in Two Months
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MMMC: Another employee tests positive for virus
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Council Tinkers With Failed Affordable Housing Mandate
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University of California system has given $68M to TMT project
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Another HECO Solar-Battery Schemer Outs Itself
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It Takes a Strong Person to Clean up After the Homeless
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6 cited for coronavirus violations in raid at suspected brothel near Waikiki
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Sunday, May 24, 2020 |
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May 24, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:24 PM :: 2917 Views
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Business re-opening Limbo is on Fed’s radar as necessity for closures lessens
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Hawaii tourism pushing July 1 Reopening Date
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JABSOM Lab to Open End of June for coronavirus testing in Hawaii
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Saiki: When Legislature Reconvenes, We Will Abandon Plan to Convert CARES Money into HGEA Payroll and Instead Apply it to Unemployment Compensation
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It’s raining only when government employees don’t get paid
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Contract delays sidelined investigators crucial to quarantine enforcement
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Welcome to Puerto Rico, Now Line Up for Your Virus Screening
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As tourism stalls, military spending continues to boost Hawaii’s economy
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Aloha Stadium Bids Due Tuesday—Christmas for Politicians
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Homeless services burden Chinatown
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Hawaiians Move to California, Marry Indians, Get Casino
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Unemployed? Deadline to Apply for Elected Job is June 2
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Sunday, May 24, 2020 |
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Letters to the Editor May, 2020
By Letters to the Editor @ 12:20 AM :: 4581 Views
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A Non-Partisan, Peaceful Rally
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Memorial Day: Thanks for your Service Is Not Enough
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Is the State Corona Plan Secret?
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CMS: Nursing Homes Should Screen for COVID
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Hotel Policy?
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Will Bankrupt Sandwich Isles Provide Sufficient Service to DHHL?
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Michaels Organization Mismanages Affordable Housing Project
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What a great time to battle a pandemic!
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Saturday, May 23, 2020 |
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May 23, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:52 PM :: 3381 Views
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Pre-flight COVID testing—As Usual the Hawaii DoH is Obstructing
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Star-Adv: Quarantine Enforcement is Good for Social Engineering of Tourists
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Hawaii Construction Industry Shows us an Alternate Reality Without Forced Shutdowns
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Problems with communication, testing spurred Maui Hospital virus outbreak
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Accused Rapist May Soon be Released Due to COVID
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Soft on Crime Crowd Complains that COVID released Criminals Aren’t being Given Enough Stuff
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Mainland Perfessers Complain About Homeless Sweeps in Honolulu Chinatown
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BOE questions lack of student data during shutdown
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Hilo Hospital Sees Big Drop In Patients — And Revenue — Amid Pandemic
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Residential care home operators call on state to provide more COVID-19 testing
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Another Inmate released due to pandemic is back behind bars following bus stop robbery
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Friday, May 22, 2020 |
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May 22, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:57 PM :: 3667 Views
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Without intervention, Hawaii government could run out of operating funds next year
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Hawaii lawmakers try to move COVID-19 relief money out of Ige’s reach
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Citing frustration with Ige administration, state Senate forms investigative committee
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Head of DBEDT Refuses to Testify After Legislators Cancel Ige Recovery Czar Funding
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Bumbling State May Need Two Months to Lift Interisland Quarantine
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DOH Says Its COVID-19 Testing Capacity Has ‘Increased Dramatically’
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CARES: Harry Kim has Two Days to Figure out How to Spend $80M
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Regents delay action on new Maunakea proposal
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Current Board of Education Member May Not Be Renominated
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Honolulu Council Gets Another Open Meetings Violation
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Have Hawaii's Covid emergency proclamations expired?
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Council resolution would scuttle Oahu construction landfill plans
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Young Bros Exploits COVID Crash to Push Massive Rate Hike
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Thursday, May 21, 2020 |
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May 21, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:15 PM :: 3518 Views
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7-Time Child Molester among the 47 rearrested after being Released for COVID (and that’s just on Oahu)
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Sacrifice: Hawaii County Council Approves Pay Hikes, and Property Tax Hike Structure
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DoH Whines About Honolulu’s Plan to Test 100,000 for COVID
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Honolulu City Council wants pre-flight testing in place when Hawaii reopens for visitors
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The Pay Keeps Flowing For Accused Honolulu Officials On Leave
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Queen’s resumes non-emergency surgeries at main Honolulu operating room
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Report shows huge increases in Hawaii households unable to pay mortgages, credit cards
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Thousands of people again lined the parking-lot at Aloha Stadium to pick-up free food
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Hawaii hotel occupancy plunged 88% in April compared with 2019
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Oahu retailers struggling to climb out of slump from COVID-19 closures
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Bill 25: Honolulu Council Finds Two Ways to make Housing More Expensive—Approves Both of Them
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COVID Team Waihee: OHA Insiders hope to see new Cashflow
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Nigerian Scammers Apply for Hawaii Unemployment May 17th
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Hawaii lawmakers raise concern on notifying crime victims during the inmate release process
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Quarantine: The Regime has Spies Everywhere
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"I'm an American in America and I'm being treated like a criminal for being in America,"
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Online petition calls for continuing UH virtual classes through the end of the year – Only 57 Signatures
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With Just Days to go, Ruderman suddenly announces he won’t seek third Senate term
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Video Hearing on Youtube --- Calvin Say & Campaign Spending Commission
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Hawaii Reopened Its Civil Rights Office But Investigations Are Still Stalled
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Wednesday, May 20, 2020 |
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May 20, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:24 PM :: 2471 Views
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Despite urgent social needs, legislators decide to bank state and federal funds
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Nearly 70,000 jobless still waiting for unemployment checks; state asks for patience
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Senators Put Off Vote For Land Board Nominee due to his Support for Wind Farms
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Lifting 14-day quarantine will be key factor in Hawaiian Airlines’ recovery, says CEO
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Lawmakers discover more loopholes to quarantine order
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Cluster outbreak at hospital now deemed ‘closed’
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Tourism Shutdown Destroying Hawaiian-Owned Entertainment and Tour Businesses
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Soft on Crime Crowd Hoping for More Mass Releases of Criminals
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New homeless outreach effort zeroes in on Keeping Bums Happy on Waianae Coast
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Tuesday, May 19, 2020 |
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May 19, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:09 PM :: 2675 Views
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The politics of fear overwhelming us today
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Ige Allows Anti-Testing Faction in Department of Health to Control Policy
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Ward, McDermott Plan for Reopening
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Pay raises a bad idea now, and in 2021
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Maui County outlines rules for salons, church services
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Hawaii distributes first pandemic unemployment assistance checks
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Revealed: Soft-on Crime Crowd Exhaust themselves to Release Criminals onto our Streets
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Roth: Jail releases possibly more dangerous than outbreak
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Governor says He’s Got Plenty of Money Sloshing Around so Navigator and mainland consultants will be funded
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Department Heads Fight to Save ‘Vacant Positions’
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Waikiki retailers find that reopening is only step 1. Staying open could be the bigger challenge.
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Hawaii Fishermen Are Stuck In Port As Federal Aid Falls Short
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The Madness Of Applying For Unemployment Insurance
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The Regime has Spies Everywhere -- Hawaii residents keep eye out for visitors who break quarantine
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Four More Criminals recently released from prison due to concerns about COVID-19 were re-arrested Sunday
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Hawaii lawmakers question release of inmates amid pandemic
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Hawaii’s Homeless Have Avoided COVID-19 — So Far
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Monday, May 18, 2020 |
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May 18, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:39 PM :: 2590 Views
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COVID Fear Keeps Patients Away from Hospital Until Its Too Late
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Hawaii Medicaid Applications Soar Amid Widespread Job Losses
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Rep Creagan: We Need More Testing
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Schatz calls for more testing at Hawaii nursing homes
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Churches prepare strategy to open as state starts to re-open
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Sex assault lawsuit filed against former federal prison guard
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Honolulu Spared From Paying A Hefty Price For Lack Of Trash
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Sunday, May 17, 2020 |
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May 17, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:39 PM :: 2116 Views
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Political Divisiveness Fosters Virus Fears
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COVID is Opportunity for Illegal ‘Charitable’ Campaign Activities
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COVID-19 restrictions seen as opportunity to eliminate vacation rentals
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UH Prof: ‘Bring Tourism Down’ Use COVID as Excuse for Massive Hotel tax Hike
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As Hawaii visitor counts rise, officials weigh making residents complicit if their guests violate quarantine order
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Hawaii pension fund suffers worst quarterly loss since 2002
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$1B Hawaii budget hole might avoid pay cuts for now, but won’t allow for much growth of Government
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Saturday, May 16, 2020 |
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May 16, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:51 PM :: 4196 Views
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LG says Mayor Caldwell is crossing the line by Reopening Restaurants
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Hidden COVID Cases Just Aren’t There -- Less than 1% of tested Hawaii Pacific Health workers have coronavirus antibodies
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Lawmakers cut Recovery Navigator money: “There really wasn’t a plan. The plan was to only pay for consultants,”
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‘Sheer Incompetence’ Senator claims state dragging its feet on thermal screenings, mass testings at airports
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More than a dozen granted early release amid pandemic have been re-arrested
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Honolulu Council Rebuked Again For Violating Open Meetings Law
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Maui Council Rejects Property Tax Relief for Shuttered Hotels
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No new coronavirus cases in Maui County for seven days
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Cluster identified at Kalihi Valley public housing complex
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HART: Utility Work In Town Will Cost At Least $135M More Than Expected
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Hawaii council approves luxury housing tax category proposal
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Friday, May 15, 2020 |
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May 15, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:42 PM :: 3267 Views
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Caldwell says police can’t ‘babysit’ quarantined travelers, calls on state to improve ‘insane’ system
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Major General Hara expresses concern about maintaining good relations with tourists
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Tourism Policy Should be Modeled on War on Drugs
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PPP Now Funds 170,000 positions in Hawaii
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Thielen, Kahele: Why No Direct Grants to Unemployed in State Budget?
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Applications for food stamps spike
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Lockdown Kills Too
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Hawaii auto sales plummet
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Maui Hospital down to 1 COVID-19 patient
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On front lines of COVID-19 battle, nurses also find themselves fighting stigma
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Catholics Left out of Religious Reopening
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Best Locations For The NBA To Resume The Season #13 Hawaii
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Audit: Bloated HECO Wastes $46M a Year
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Man allegedly busted with defaced gun, meth, released
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Thursday, May 14, 2020 |
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May 14, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:09 PM :: 3082 Views
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DoH Bungling Allows COVID Cluster at Kalihi Valley Public Housing
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Hawaii futility and absurdity are the norms
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Did False Positive Shut Down Legislative Session?
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Kauai: Nearly 500 cited for breaking rules
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People struggling, and need help fast
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Public officials cite virus while limiting access to records
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DLIR has not begun processing PUA Payments Yet
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Poll: Majority believes Hawaii is moving in right direction against COVID-19
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Fed re-open cycles would have cleared Hawaii twice -- as color-coded Hawaii plan with no timeline stays under wraps
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This Federal Bailout Is Bringing A Lot More Money To Hawaii Than The Last One In 2008
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How Honolulu Will Spend $487 Million In Federal Funds
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Stopgaps and Creative Financing: Trimmed Budget Ready For Final Senate Vote
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Kauai Mayor proposes $33.6 million CIP budget
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Despite policy pronouncements, whether universities will reopen this year is an open question
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Pedestrian death count down nearly 50% in Hawaii
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Gary Hooser Toys With Anti-Vaxxer Conspiracy Theories
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Wednesday, May 13, 2020 |
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May 13, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:36 PM :: 3487 Views
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Legislators Grab CARES Funds Earmarked for Unemployment to Pay HGEA, UPW—Businesses will be taxed to fund illegal scheme
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Suicide uptick raises concern
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COVID Blows $100M Hole in Rail Budget—Launch Date Postponed
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Rate Commission moves out massive Bus fare hikes due to Rail Opening
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Legislators Raid Aloha Stadium Project for $20M
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Honolulu Budget Down 6%—State Losing 12%
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PGV reboot delayed waiting for PUC to Approve Rebuild of Transmission Lines
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Child Abuse Reports Down During COVID
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Doctors worry people are avoiding hospitals despite serious medical needs
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Plastic Shield for Bus Drivers May Take All Year
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Harry Kim to Reopen Restaurants ‘Maybe Later this Month’
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With Quick Testing, Tourism Could Reopen in Late June
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Report: Vacation Rentals Down 15% in March
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State aims to work with University of Hawaii to train contact tracers
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Corporation counsel responds to ACLU letter criticizing county’s decision to remove homeless camp
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Tuesday, May 12, 2020 |
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May 12, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:41 PM :: 4532 Views
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Big Island, Kauai are Completely COVID-Free
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Hawaii COVID-19 incident commander says ‘rioting’ a possibility if economy not restored
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Legislators: Raid Unemployment Funds to Avoid any cuts to Public Employees
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Which Grant-in-Aid Requests will be Accepted?
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Legislative Money Raid Pots of Money to Protect Public Employees from Slightest Suffering
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As ER Volumes Drop, Hawaii Doctors Worry People Are Delaying Care
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Hilo hospital eyes testing for all admissions
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HGEA Obstruction of Tech Upgrades Costing State Millions of Federal Dollars
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‘Clerical error’ overstated state’s coronavirus-related budget shortfall — but by how much?
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Lt. Gov. eyes May 25 for ‘medium risk businesses’ to reopen
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Maui Malls: A Mixed Reopening
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Hawaii Pacific Health CEO: Need to Reopen Economy
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Six More visitors sent home; 1 arrest over weekend
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