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Images of Blasts From Massive Stars Captured in Detail Using Big Island Telescope
Astronomers using a telescope atop Maunakea on the Big Island have captured the most detailed and complete images ever taken of the zone where the constellation of Orion gets zapped with ultraviolet radiation from massive young stars.
Blessing Hosted For Laukona Park Improvements
The county Department of Parks and Recreation hosted a grand opening and blessing Wednesday, Sept. 7, at Laukona Park in Hanamā‘ulu to mark an improvement project at the park.
Authorities Identify Snorkeler Rescued From Waters Off Keālia
A snorkeler rescued last week from waters off Keālia Beach has been identified.
Free Workforce Trainings Expanded to More Hawai‘i Residents
A University of Hawai‘i Community Colleges program that serves unemployed and underemployed residents was recently expanded to include those who are employed.
Critically Endangered ‘Akikiki Named Carrot Brought to Safety
A critically endangered ‘akikiki named Carrot, who has fathered at least two chicks, was rescued Saturday, Sept. 3, from a valley deep in the Alaka‘i Plateau on Kaua‘i and taken to safety at the Maui Bird Conservation Center.
Weekly Video Briefing: Kawakami Recognizes Berreman, Entire Team at District Health Office
More than two years ago, Kaua‘i County started video updates to communicate with residents and visitors about the rapid changes surrounding COVID-19 in the community.
Kaua‘i Film Office Unveils New Website, Logo
The online location where filmmakers find the limitless location and seamless production possibilities available on Kaua‘i recently got a face-lift.
Firefighters Extinguish Brush Fire in Moloa‘a
Kaua‘i firefighters responded to a brush fire Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 31, that broke out in Moloa‘a.
US Coral Reef Task Force Members Tour Hard-Hit Big Island Coral Ecosystem
Coral scientists, biologists and managers from throughout the nation who are in Hawai‘i for the 45th U.S. Coral Reef Task Force meeting got up close and personal Wednesday, Aug. 31, with coral colonies in waters of the Big Island’s Kealakekua Bay.
SBA Loans Available to Offset Economic Losses From Drought
Small businesses in Kaua‘i County that have lost revenue because of drought can get some help from the federal government.
Road Work on Kōke‘e Road Postponed Until Further Notice
A material shortage with the project’s contractor has resulted in road resurfacing work on Kōke‘e Road being postponed.
Portion of Piko Road in Lāwa‘i to Be Closed
Piko Road, from Kaumuali‘i Highway to Kōloa Road, will be closed for part of the day from Sept. 6-8.
Monthly Test Scheduled For Sirens, Emergency Alert System
If you hear a siren or emergency alert shortly before noon on Thursday, Sept. 1, don’t fret. Unless there is severe weather in the area, it’s only a test.
Public Libraries to Be Closed in Observance of Labor Day
All public libraries and library support offices will be closed this weekend and Monday, Sept. 5.
Register Now For Diabetes Self-Management Workshop Series
Kaua‘i kupuna age 60 and older are invited to attend a series of workshops offered by the county Agency on Elderly Affairs about how to self-manage diabetes.
County Announces Labor Day Closures
In observance of Labor Day, county offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 5.
Maintenance Work Scheduled at Hanalei, Kapa‘a Transfer Stations
The county Solid Waste Division is notifying the public that some services at two island rubbish transfer stations will be temporarily disrupted by maintenance work in September.
Bus Schedule Modified to Accommodate Marathons
The county is notifying the public that modifications to The Kaua‘i Bus schedule that will be in effect Sunday, Sept. 4, to accommodate The Kaua‘i Marathon and Half Marathon.
Lane Closures Now Scheduled Through Sept. 2 For Waha, Lauoho Roads
Tree and grass trimming along the roadways is now scheduled through the same date.
Lane Closures Scheduled For Po‘ipū Road in Kōloa
Portions of a Kōloa roadway will be closed next month for construction.
