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Woman rescued from heavy surf at Donkey Beach on Kauaʻi

First responders on scene at Donkey Beach state that a woman rescued from heavy surf is in serious but stable condition.

Registration open March 9 and 10 for boys and girls basketball

Registration will take place at the Līhu‘e, Hanapēpē, Kapa‘a and Kīlauea neighborhood centers from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m.

If you have Marketplace health insurance, federal taxes must be filed by April 18

If you need help with 1095A forms, The Legal Aid Society of Hawai‘i is ready to help consumers.

11 ethics reform bills pass Hawaiʻi House of Representatives; Senate next for consideration

The report cited a slew of high-profile criminal acts by government workers and officials, including “drug trafficking conspiracy, distribution of methamphetamine and assault by a Kauaʻi County councilman.”

Morgan’s Pond on Kauaʻi to close March 13-17 for debris removal

The closure is necessary to remove debris from recent severe rain and storm events, according to the County of Kaua‘i’s Parks and Recreation Department.

Groundbreaking held for satellite DMV at Kapaʻa Armory

The $177,000 project, contracted by Shioi Construction, includes renovating the armory with three DMV service windows.

Public invited to Kaua’i Mayor Kawakami’s State of County address March 14

Mayor Kawakami’s 2023 State of the County Address will be live-streamed online at www.facebook.com/CountyofKauai.

Hōkūala Kaua‘i announces second annual high school scholarship awards

Hōkūala will award five $1,000 scholarships to help students with their pursuit of an undergraduate college education.

Jeweler Jim Saylor retiring after 47 years with ‘going out of business’ sale in Kapaʻa

To celebrate his shining legacy and the remarkable relationships he’s made over the years, Jim Saylor will be holding a huge “going out of business” sale, starting on March 7.

Kauaʻi Island Utility Cooperative urges preparation for outages due to high winds

Kaua’i Island Utility Cooperative provides tips for how to prepare for a possible extended outage.

Dangerous waves up to 40 feet on the way to Kauaʻi, Niʻihau starting Wednesday morning

The forecast is for dangerously large breaking waves building to 30 to 40 feet along north-facing shores and waves of 20 to 30 feet along west-facing shores of Niʻihau and Kauaʻi.

REMINDER: Public invited to help shape future of Kawaihau Road at meeting tonight in Kapaʻa

The scope of the Kawaihau Road project includes rehabilitation and resurfacing of the project roadway, implementing pedestrian and bicycle improvements, improving traffic flow and addressing parking concerns. 

UPDATE: High bacteria count notification canceled for Lumahaʻi Beach on Kauaʻi

The Hawai‘i State Department of Health has canceled the high bacteria notification for Lumahaʻi Beach on Kaua‘i.

New report ‘Keeping Hawaiʻi Housed’ provides strategies to reduce evictions

The “Keeping Hawaiʻi Housed” report also includes key interventions made to reduce the incidence of eviction during the COVID-19 pandemic and potential policy interventions at the state level that can reduce the incidence of eviction for Hawaiʻi renters going forward.

Wind advisory for all Hawaiian Island begins at midnight; higher risk of tree falls

Due to the recent above normal rainfall and winds coming from the opposite direction from the normal trade winds, there will likely be a higher risk of tree falls throughout the Hawaiian Islands.

Kalena Park in Līhuʻe hosts Fitness Week, March 11 to 18

The free activities of Fitness Week at Kalena Park on Kauaʻi run daily from March 11 to March 18. They include: bicycle riding, pickleball clinics, yoga, TRX, walking tours and keiki events.

Kōloa Elementary principal among 15 nominated for excellence in school leadership award

The nominees for 17th Masayuki Tokioka Excellence in School Leadership Award included Leila Maeda-Kobayashi, principal of Kōloa Elementary School on Kauaʻi.

Kauaʻi resident dies after found unresponsive during dive class at Kukuiʻula Small Boat Harbor

Kelly Vea was learning to dive when dive instructors found him unresponsive, pulled him out of the water and began CPR.

Hawaiʻi driver’s licenses issued in February 2023 may have printing error

The Hawai‘i Department of Transportation is notifying Hawaiʻi residents of a printing error affecting some driver’s licenses and state identification cards that were issued in February 2023.

‘Dolphin Dave’ cited for harassing humpback whale, dolphins inside Big Island state park

David Jiménez, who calls himself “Dolphin Dave,” was cited after the state Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement received numerous calls reporting alleged wildlife harassment.
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