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HPD Is Sending Its Newest Cops To West Oʻahu. Will The Unusual Move Help?
The influx of new officers to the Westside is meant to improve response times, but the interim police chief has declined to ...
Will Political Uncertainty Force Hawaiʻi’s Native Birds ‘Into Oblivion’?
Nonprofits are doing what they can to fill pukas left by the widespread firings, but they don't have the resources to match ...
Navy Hopes Native Hawaiian Outreach Will Help Keep Kauaʻi Missile Base Land
The Navy and NASA, which operates the Kōkeʻe Park Geophysical Observatory, released a draft environmental impact statement on ...
Data Dive: Hawaiʻi Parents Are Giving Schools A Better Grade
School surveys show an uptick in parent satisfaction with the school system, although response rates remain low.
Word Row: July 29
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Denby Fawcett: Officials Raise Alarms As Oʻahu Traffic Fatalities Skyrocket
To improve safety for pedestrians, the city expects to install pedestrian-activated flashing crosswalk beacons on three ...
Anna Mines
Anna Mines is the Community Gardens Project Manager for the City and County of Honolulu's Recreational Community Gardening Program. She holds an M.A. in food systems with a focus on community- and ...
Celebrating 50 Years Of Community Gardens In Honolulu
You’re invited to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Honolulu Recreational Community Gardening Program on Sept. 13t from ...
Liane Briggs
Liane Briggs is the co-chair for the Honolulu Community Gardens 50th Anniversary. She is retired and enjoys gardening at Kāneʻohe Community Garden and playing ʻukulele with the KCG ʻUkulele Band. The ...