Archive | October, 2012

Survey reveals support for Aina Koa Pono

MEDIA RELEASE Aina Koa Pono (AKP) received support from Hawaii Island residents in a recent survey, but a larger number revealed that many are still unaware of the company and its Ka‘u project. The survey results were released Monday to coincide with the Hawaii Public Utilities’s Commission hearings on Hawaii Electric Light Company’s request for […]

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Makalei Fire Station in North Kona blessed

Kenoi: ‘This is a special day here in Kalaoa, in North Kona. This 11,000-square-foot home will house those who run in when a lot of us are running out. Those who protect our community, protect our parents, our kupuna, protect our children.’

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County elections absentee / early voting update (Oct. 29)

MEDIA RELEASE VOTER REGISTRATION 104,323 Hawaii County residents are registered to vote in the 2012 General Election. This is the official voter registration count for the 2012 General Election and is not subject to change for this election. ABSENTEE MAIL BALLOTS On Oct. 15, 22,200 absentee mail ballots were sent to Hawaii County voters. As […]

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Police locate a man wanted on three warrants

Hawaiʻi Island police have located 29-year-old Albert Aukai Manners, who has been wanted for more than two years. With the assistance of deputies from the Department of Public Safety’s Sheriff Division, police arrested Manners at 12:22 p.m. Thursday (January 8) at a home in the Ainaloa subdivision in Puna.

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Police to station DUI checkpoints and patrols during Halloween

Hawaiʻi County police will increase DUI checkpoints and roving patrols this week in conjunction with Halloween. The effort is part of a national and statewide campaign called “Drive sober or get pulled over.”

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Washburn premiers original musical work at the Honokaa People’s Theater

Inspired by a solar eclipse Gary Washburn’s “Earth Life: October Full Moon” is a suite for two pianos and percussion.

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Magical night of Tricks N’ Treats at Kings’ Shops (Oct. 31)

MEDIA RELEASE Are you looking for a “spooktacular” time this Halloween? Bring the kids to Kings’ Shops in the Waikoloa Beach Resort on Wednesday, Oct. 31 for an evening of free treats and magical tricks. The fun kicks off at 5 p.m. at Center Court Stage with free Trick-or-Treat bags of candy for the first […]

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Average gas prices in Hawaii fall 7.8 cents per gallon the past week

Average retail gasoline prices in Hawaii have fallen 7.8 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $4.32/g yesterday. This compares with the national average that has fallen 9.6 cents per gallon in the last week to $3.56/g, according to gasoline price website HawaiiGasPrices.com.

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AT&T offers Halloween safety tips

MEDIA RELEASE AT&T has compiled a list of safety tips for families to keep in mind before kids in Hawaii hit the streets in search of goodies. 1. Go mobile and ensure accessibility: Make sure wireless phones are fully charged. Since costumes and carrying bags of candy can become cumbersome, consider using a belt clip […]

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Halloween statistics 2012: Creepy calculations

Special to Hawaii 24/7 What are you most looking forward to this Halloween? Collecting copious amounts of your favorite candy? Dressing up in a trendy costume? Enjoying a horror movie marathon? Q: How are adults planning to celebrate Halloween 2012? A: 36 percent will throw or attend a party, 76 percent will hand out candy, […]

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Study explains the connection between Hawaii’s dueling volcanoes

A new study finds that a deep connection about 50 miles below Earth’s surface can explain the enigmatic behavior of two of the world’s most notable volcanoes, Hawaii’s Mauna Loa and Kilauea.

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Two isle teams seeded for girls volleyball state tourney

New City Nissan Girls Volleyball State Championships Tuesday, Oct. 30 – Nov. 2, 2012 Kalani High School, Farrington High School and Blaisdell Arena In Division I, the Big Island is represented by No. 4 seed Kamehameha Schools Hawaii, and unseeded Hilo. In Division II, the Big Island is represented by No. 4 seed Ka‘u and […]

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Lapakahi State Park reopens Oct. 29

MEDIA RELEASE Lapakahi State Historical Park reopens to the public Monday, Oct. 29. It was closed during the weekend for the 18th annual gathering of traditional native Hawaiian healers. Members of Na Haumana Laau Lapaau o Papa Auwae organizes this annual event to share cultural healing practices with one another in order to perpetuate these […]

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Coffee Talk meeting to advise on Little Fire Ant invasion

MEDIA RELEASE Little Fire Ant (LFA) was discovered in mauka Kona coffee land, at the 1,200-1,500 foot elevation in the last month. Not only do the ants inflict stinging, long-lasting bites, their presence can affect the value of the property where they locate. Learn the dire implications of this tiny ant and how it may […]

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