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Grants now available for Maui small businesses affected by wildfire losses
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation is offering $5,000 grants to small business owners affected by the Maui fires. The first round of funding totals $500,000 for Maui-based businesses suffering fire losses. The grants can help cover critical expenses such as rent, utilities, payroll, inventory and more.
Hawaii Public Radio.
Police dog stabbed during confrontation with suspect in Wai‘anae standoff
An hours-long standoff has come to an end with a suspect in custody, Honolulu police said in an update on their social platforms Friday morning. HPD said the suspect sustained minor injuries after initially reporting he was not injured. They added that an HPD K-9 was injured and received medical treatment. Meanwhile, no HPD officers were hurt in the barricade situation.
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A Honolulu neurologist and architect are tackling brain health
"A Honolulu neurologist and architect are tackling brain health "
An eclectic group of local leaders has founded the Brain Health Applied Research Institute, aiming to draw from many disciplines and traditions to improve people’s cognitive well-being
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Legislature urges transportation officials to add 2 red-light cameras in Pearl City
Two more red-light cameras could be installed on Oʻahu after the state Legislature passed a resolution urging the state and Honolulu departments of transportation to expand the program. The resolution suggests installing two more in Pearl City on Moanalua Road at its intersections with Kaʻahumanu and Kaonohi streets. Neighborhood Board Chair Larry Veray said the red-light cameras are needed to improve safety.
Hawaii Public Radio.
Honolulu Museum of Art announces free entry for SNAP benefit recipients
The Honolulu Museum of Art is taking part in Museums for All. It’s a national program run by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, where people with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits can show their SNAP card for free entry to the museum for up to four people.
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Best Places to Work, Gold Winner: Finance Factors
Best Places to Work, Gold Winner: Finance Factors
The company’s commitment to its employees extends to community involvement, with initiatives such as non-profit gift matching and corporate volunteer events. In 2023, the Finance Factors Foundation and its employees actively participated in various community service initiatives and fundraisers, supporting over 40 Hawaii nonprofits and donating over $100,000.
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Na Leo celebrates 40 years with Windward CC benefit concert
Na Hōkū Hanohano Award-winning Na Leo Pilimehana will perform in a concert at Windward Community College’s Palikū Theatre on Wednesday, May 8 at 7p.m. The concert celebrates the female group’s 40th anniversary together and will also include music by Windward CC Assistant Professor of Music Kamuela Kimokeo and his 14-year-old son Ka‘ihi. Proceeds will go to the Kanile‘a ‘Ukulele Hawaiian Music Scholarship supporting music students at Windward CC.
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I am the retired news director of Pacific Radio Group stations on the Island of Hawaii. I am a retired Lt. Col., USAF Reserve. I am a FCC-licensed Amateur Radio Operator, holding the Amateur Extra Class License. I am a substitute teacher for the state of Hawaii Department of Education.

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