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Kaua‘i judiciary employees recognized during annual statewide ceremony

Two groundskeepers at Puʻuhonua Kaulike courthouse in Līhuʻe, were recognized for their exceptional work in maintaining and cultivating the courthouseʻs lush landscape.

Volcano Watch: The 2024 Great Hawai‘i ShakeOut

In Hawai‘i, earthquakes are a common occurrence, and we should always practice earthquake preparedness.

Party on the block this weekend in Līhuʻe to celebrate the heart of Kauaʻi

The entire island is invited to this year’s Rice Street Block Party from 4 to 8 p.m. today, featuring local flavors, live performances and music, artisanal crafts, amazing arts, keiki activities, 50-plus local vendors and a ton of family fun for everyone to enjoy.

Nonprofit against rebuilding of Coco Palms resort hosting event Sunday to ‘empower’ community

The “Celebration of Wailua” on Sunday is being put on by nonprofit I Ola Wailuanui to help educate people about the rich history of Wailua and highlight some of the concerns about the redevelopment, especially the cultural aspects.

State reports 2 new monkeypox cases

The Hawai‘i Department of Health reports one of the new cases was associated with out-of-state exposure. The other is not associated with out-of-state exposure or linked to other prior identified cases which suggests it was locally transmitted.

County asks public to report illegal dumping in effort to curb continuing trash trouble

Garden Isle residents acknowledged the waste woes when commenting on a county Facebook post about the issue last week, with many expressing their frustration about problems they see at the heart of the issue.

Planning Commission approves Coco Palms annual status report amid foreclosure lawsuit

The Utah developer rebuilding the destroyed Coco Palms Resort showed the Planning Commission enough progress on the 29 conditions of its zoning and variance permits to enable it to continue the controversial project.

Land, sea and air search suspended for Anahola woman missing since Monday

Benetta Kaiwi was last seen Oct. 7. First responders located her unattended vehicle about 100 feet down a cliff near Lumaha‘i Beach that evening.

Road resurfacing work scheduled in Kalāheo

The closure begins Oct. 14 through Oct. 17, weather permitting.

Kaua‘i Committee on the Status of Women donates period products to outreach programs

According to a Kaua‘i County press release, each organization receiving the products provides support services for women and youth through their programs

Garden Isle to celebrate Japanese heritage at Saturday’s free Kaua‘i Matsuri Festival

Bon dance, bonsai and tea ceremony traditions will share space with Nintendo and Hello Kitty at Kaua‘i War Memorial Convention Hall.

Registration now open for 2024-25 Hawaiʻi LifeSmarts Competition

The LifeSmarts Competition is a free educational program that teaches students critical skills in personal finance, consumer rights and responsibilities, the environment, health and safety and technology.

Public invited to ‘An Evening of Agroecology and Agroforestry’

The free online workshop is planned for the afternoon of Indigenous People’s Day, Oct. 14, and sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Marine & Envrionmental Institute of Pohnpei and University of Hawai‘i at Hilo Pacific Aquaculture & Coastal Resources Center.

October is Infant Safe Sleep Month in Hawaiʻi

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health encourages parents and caregivers to create a safe sleeping environment for babies.

Hawai‘i to receive restitution from toxicology lab following allegations of unnecessary drug testing

Hawaiʻi’s share of the restitution is directly related to identified instances wherein the lab had double-billed the Hawaiʻi Medicaid Program.

After Lāhainā fire ruled ‘accidental,’ survivors still want accountability, compensation

Some families are struggling to rebuild and plan for the future with the timing of the proposed $4 billion settlement for survivors up in the air.

Road closure scheduled in Lāwa‘i for resurfacing work

Area residents will be allowed partial access through the closure and advised that machinery and commercial vehicles will be in the work area.

No swimming advisory issued for Hāʻena Beach Park, Tunnels due to shark sighting

On Monday afternoon, Kaua‘i Ocean Safety Bureau officials advised people not to swim or doing other activities in the water at Hā‘ena Beach Park and the Makua Beach area also known as Tunnels until further notice due to a shark sighting. A tiger shark, about 10 feet long, was seen on Monday afternoon in waters […]

Kaua‘i fire chief joins Gov. Green during Fire Prevention Week throughout Hawai‘i

Gov. Green signed the proclamation to heighten public awareness and promote proactive steps for preventing fires of all sorts.

Aquafarm on Big Island raising tasty abalone with sustainable power of deep ocean water

Big Island Abalone annually produces 100 tons of the delicacy, making it one of the largest commercial operations in the United States.
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