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Lahaina shoreline near harbor now open for recreational use
The harbor itself is still closed, but after requests from the community, Maui County officials have opened up areas on the ...
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DBEDT forecasts a downturn in Hawaiʻi's economy, but not a recession
The state Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism released its most recent forecast on Hawaii’s economy, ...
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Observation deck at Kīlauea summit reopens 7 years after eruption damage
The Uēkahuna observation deck at Kīlauea volcano's summit has reopened following damage from earthquakes and eruptions in ...
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Joe Gedeon chosen to represent the late Rep. Gene Ward's East Oʻahu district
Gov. Josh Green has appointed Joe Gedeon to succeed the late Rep. Gene Ward to serve House District 18 covering Portlock, ...
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How physically present must state lawmakers be during session, if at all?
Hawaiʻi's legislative session lasts for 60 days, but there are no requirements for state lawmakers to be present. HPR's ...
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Lānaʻi high schoolers continue earning college credits and degrees
A dual credit program has assisted over 200 Lānaʻi students with taking college courses or pursuing their degrees during high ...
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Hawaiʻi library system rebrands with new card design
The Hawaiʻi State Public Library System has debuted a new look. Gone are the library cards featuring a yellow hibiscus ...
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Asia Minute: What you need to know about South Korea's presidential election
There's a long list of countries that are talking with the United States about trade. But only one is in the midst of a national presidential campaign that wraps up next week. HPR's Bill Dorman has ...