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Communities and organizations can receive up to $50,000 to support local energy resilience planning through the Energy Technology Innovation Partnership Project.
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There's pushback against a request to use taxpayer funds to help the recovery effort for Aloun Farms and Kauaʻi Shrimp following the recent storms that struck the state.
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Maui disaster response organization Roots Reborn prepares its Day of the Dead celebration to honor loved ones lost.
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Scripps and UH Mānoa researchers collaborate on a project to rebuild coral reefs — with sound.
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Molokaʻi's only ice cream store is closing after decades in business. HPR's Catherine Cluett Pactol reports on the challenges faced by small businesses, and the sweet legacy the shop is leaving behind.
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Leaders of the Ukrainian Cultural Center Pacific share how Hawaiʻi's Ukrainian refugee community is faring amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
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Bill 53 would make the possession or abandonment of carts a petty misdemeanor, and could fine offenders up to $2,000 or jail them up to 30 days.
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Amazon is building a distribution center on land it owns in Kapolei. Recent permit applications are giving a glimpse at what the online retail giant is planning. We get more on that story from Pacific Business News Editor-in-Chief Janis Magin.
HPR Music Features
Dig into the Hawaiʻi Public Radio archives with Derrick Malama and listen to the very best of Hawaiian music. Revisit sessions with Eddie Kamae and Keola Beamer, Raiatea Helm and Amy Hanaialiʻi, and more. Sponsored by Manuhealiʻi.
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