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Kim Thanks Ige In Campaign Ad
By: Tribune-Herald Staff; July 28, 2018 [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_XHupoaKqI] Mayor Harry Kim thanks Gov. David Ige for his response to the Kilauea eruption in a campaign [...]
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More Hawaii Voters Are Casting Ballots By Mail
By Gordon Y.K. Pang; StarAdvertiser; July 21, 2018 Jamm Aquino / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM Test ballots are sorted during a testing of ballot counting machines, July 7, ahead of the August 11 [...]
County Puts Out Urgent Call for 20 West Hawaii Poll Workers
By: Nancy Cook Lauer; West Hawaii Today; July 26, 2018 HILO — With just over two weeks remaining before the Aug. 11 primary election, the county is still short 20 poll workers at West [...]
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Hawaii Poll Finds Voters Trust Gov. David Ige’s Leadership
By: Kevin Dayton; Honolulu Star Advertiser; July 16, 2018 A plurality of Democratic voters think Gov. David Ige is the most trustworthy candidate running this year and also rate him highest for [...]
FEMA gets green light: Ige’s request for federal aid approved; Disaster Recovery Center opens today
HOLLYN JOHNSON/Tribune-Herald Nearby lava activity creates a red glow that blankets downtown Pahoa Wednesday evening, looking southeast on Pahoa Village Road. By: Michael Brestovansky; Hawaii [...]
Governor Ige’s Request for Individual Assistance for Hawaii County Approved
By: West Hawaii Today; June 14, 2018 This photo provided by the U.S. Geological Survey shows fountaining from what is known as fissure 8 in Kilauea Volcano’s lower East Rift Zone on the [...]
Candidate list set: Election already won for 4 candidate
By: Nancy Cook Lauer; West Hawaii Today; June 12, 2018 HILO — Two Hawaii County Council members and two Big Island statehouse incumbents cruised to early victory this week when no candidates [...]
DOT Inspecting Wailuku Bridge
By: Hawaii Tribune Herald; May 25, 2018 The state Department of Transportation on Thursday began its scheduled inspection of Wailuku Bridge, known as the Singing Bridge, in Hilo. The inspection [...]
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Posted 2 more rat lungworm cases develop in Hawaii
By: Rosmarie Bernardo; Star-Advertiser; April 12, 2018 Hawaii Department of Health officials confirmed Wednesday there were two additional rat lungworm disease cases in the state. The cases [...]
Lawmakers want boat harbor to be freed from state control
By Star Advertiser staff; Star Advertiser; January 24, 2017 Two state legislators from Hawaii island want to oust the state as manager of the Honokohau Small Boat Harbor. Currently under the [...]