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Park meeting draws large crowd

By JOHN BURNETT Hawaii Tribune-Herald About 100 people attended a community meeting Wednesday night at Hilo High School concerning a proposal by state Rep. Matthias Kusch to create a wilderness park on 283 acres of land on Akolea Road in Kaumana. Kusch, a Democrat whose district runs fromKaumana to Hamakua, said the idea for the park – which would require the purchase of the land with a federal grant paying half of the $4.5 million asking price – originated from a meeting where people…Read more

President signs order to reclassify marijuana

Move will list weed as Schedule III drug but will not legalize it By LUKE BROADWATER NYTimes News Service WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday to downgrade cannabis from the mostrestrictive category of drugs, easing some limitations and allowing for more research. The move, which does not decriminalize marijuana, also authorizes a pilot program to reimburse Medicare patients for products made with CBD, a popular compound of cannabis that is not psychoactive. …Read more

Trump calls for a new moon landing

Executive order seeks advances in space power By JOEY ROULETTE Reuters WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump enshrined the U.S. goal to put humans back on the moon by 2028 and defend space from weapon threats in a sweeping executive order issued on Thursday, the first major space policy move of his administration’s second term. The order, issued hours after billionaire private astronaut and former SpaceX customer Jared Isaacman was sworn in as NASA’s 15th administrator, also reorganized national…Read more


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