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UH Pay Increases For Top Executives Drawing Scrutiny: The double-digit percentage pay increases are permissible under a UH policy giving discretion to the university president to elevate pay.

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Lei Draping Ceremony honors Princess Kaʻiulani

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Rare olive ridley turtle nest discovered at Kailua Beach

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Protests concern Hawaii business leaders

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The Film Shot ‘Round the World - A new documentary captures the challenges and triumphs of Hōkūle‘a’s worldwide voyage

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On debate stage, Gabbard claims she’s the victim of a ‘smear campaign’

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78 years later, his heroism on Dec. 7 still inspires many (including his grandson)

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The US Military Is Pouring Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars Into Tiny Wake Island: The historic World War II site is on the front lines again as part of an expanded U.S. missile defense system.

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Louis Kealoha Files For Divorce From Katherine Kealoha: The marriage is irretrievably broken, Louis Kealoha indicated in his court complaint.

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Honolulu City Officials Have Received Big Pay Raises In The Past Year

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Hilarious footage shows a drunk man falling over two handrails as he tries to run from police in Hawaii.

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Brotherhood of the ‘Ukulele: Luthier Joe Souza brings Hawai‘i’s instrument full circle to its place of origin—Madeira, Portugal

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Consider Poseidon, the Greek god of the seas, creator of storms, sinker or saver of ships. When he’s depicted in art, does he carry a fishing pole? No. A net? No. He carries a trident, the Hellenic equivalent of a Hawaiian three-prong.

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An easy twenty-minute hike in from the highway along the majestic Ka‘ū Desert Trail in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park lies a haunting imprint of the past: the fossilized footprints of Hawaiians who walked an ancient trail that connected Hilo and Ka‘ū.

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More than 1,000 paddlers from around the world competed in the Moloka'i Hoe -- the men's world championship in outrigger canoe racing.

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Honolulu ranks #2 for cities most common for termites

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Hawaii Boaters Upset About Steep Fee Increase At State-Run Harbors: It’s unknown whether the increase will cover a backlog of maintenance and improvements at the 16 small boat harbors.

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Why Are We Killing Pedestrians In Hawaii Crosswalks? Blame it on inattentive drivers, lax government oversight and lack of common sense public policy.

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HART’s Shoddy Relocation Program Took A Toll On Those Displaced By Rail: For years, the agency didn’t follow the proper federal rules moving businesses on the path of the rail line. Those still in charge will spend the next year cleaning up the mess.

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Big avocado earns Hawaii family Guinness World Records honor

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The massive fissure 8 from the Kilauea eruption is one step closer to getting a name. State officials and residents have been working for months to find a name that best suits the fissure that was created during last year’s eruption.

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The Oahu Island Burial Council said Wednesday it has found no reason to suspect any human burials exist at the site of a controversial construction project in Waimanalo.

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Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard says she may boycott next week’s Democratic presidential debate telling supporters in a videotaped message today that the Democratic National Committee and corporate media “are rigging the election.”

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Denby Fawcett: A New Look At Menehune As Master Builders Not Cartoons ~ A new book traces the evolution of stories about Menehune in Hawaii.

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Hawaii Coffee Farmers: State Policy Is Putting Crops At Risk ~ Growers want Hawaii to adopt a strict federal policy designed to protect Hawaii coffee from invasive species.

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