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Salvation Army setting table for holidays, sharing Thanksgiving lunch with nearly 1,000 people on Kaua‘i

The organization’s locations in Hanapēpē and Līhu‘e are hosting events Nov. 27. You can also “Share a Holiday Feast” with local families through Foodland by making a donation in-store at checkout, via online grocery delivery or at curbside pickup services.

Road closures continue in Nāwiliwili as paving work progresses at pier

Single-lane closures on Wilcox/Kānoa roads planned 2 days next week, with full closure of East West Road set today and Friday along with 2 days next week.

Fledgling public charter school gets more than $1.5M boost from Chan Zuckerberg Kauaʻi Community Fund

Namahana School received $750,00 cash and a set of state-of-the-art mobile facilities valued at $800,000. The gift from Priscilla Chan and her husband Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder and chief executive officer of Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, Threads and WhatsApp, pushes the school’s pre-opening fundraising total to $6 million.

$72M grant from federal government to boost internet access for Native Hawaiians

The funding will be used to deploy internet infrastructure and adopt projects to connect unserved households throughout the state to high-speed internet service, providing essential resources to fully participate in the digital economy.

Kaua‘i Fresh Fish wins Catch A Wave event supporting local entrepreneurs

A panel of five judges awarded Lace It Up Kaua‘i and Kalalea Juice Hale second and third place, respectively.

Tulsi Gabbard member of team leading Trump’s transition back to Washington

Former Hawai‘i state legislator, former U.S. congresswoman from Hawai‘i, 2020 Democratic presidential candidate and ex-Hawai‘i Democrat is helping with the process for the president-elect’s return to the White House; says if given the opportunity to raise Hawai‘i concerns to him while in her role, she will “take every advantage of that.”

UH assists with study focused on spread of drug-resistant pathogens in US waterways

University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa researchers will focus on Kauaʻi’s Hanalei River, where they will examine how cesspools and animal agriculture contribute to the spread of antimicrobial resistance.

Blessing at Kaua‘i heiau begins Makahiki, season marking start of Hawaiian lunar year

The four-month season of Makahiki is observed throughout the Hawaiian Islands and is dedicated to the god Lono.

Volunteers sought for backpacking service trip into Haleakalā Crater on Maui

The Friends of Haleakalā National Park seek enthusiastic and fit volunteers for a strenuous trip from Dec. 10-12 into the parkʻs wilderness areas to help promote and preserve the diverse environment and beatuy of the park.

Proposals for invasive species control projects sought by state Agriculture Department

The Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture has opened three requests for proposals to assist in the control and management of invasive pests, including the coconut rhinoceros beetle, little fire ants and two-lined spittle bug.

Kauaʻi Police Department celebrates appointment of Deputy Chief Mark Ozaki

The department announced the official appointment of Ozaki last week.

Firefighters extinguish brush fire in Koke‘e Saturday night

The cause of the fire is undetermined.

Update: Salt Pond Beach reopens following water main break

A water main break was reported Sunday morning.

Kaua‘i community invited to place lei at annual Veterans Day ceremony in Hanapēpē

The ceremony at the Kaua‘i Veterans Cemetery will take place Monday at 11 a.m.

Locals burn rubber at Kauaʻi Raceway Park, the United States’ westernmost drag strip

The final event of the 2024 season takes place Nov. 16, with Islanders of all ages, racing cars of all kinds, to compete for the title “King of the Track.”

Service status of Kauaʻi refuse transfer stations

The County of Kauaʻi Public Information Office released an update on the current service status of Kaua‘i’s refuse transfer stations and the Kekaha Landfill.

Chan Zuckerberg Kauaʻi Community Fund awards $1M to 26 Garden Isle nonprofits

The grants support education and youth, health and well-being, workforce development, affordable housing and ‘āina and culture programs around the island.

Partnering together to prevent suicide

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health is joining forces with the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa as well as other partners in an effort to reach populations disproportionately affected by suicide and suicide attempts throughout the islands including men, rural communities, minorities and essential workers.

Volcano Watch: The art and science of geologic mapping

Geologic maps are not an exact depictions of the Earth’s surface. Instead, they display a generalization of interested units and features in correspondence with the scale of a map.

Leadership named in state Senate for upcoming 33rd Hawai‘i Legislative Biennium

Longtime Kaua’i lawmaker Kouchi will again serve as the chamber’s president, a role he has had since 2015.
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