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The search comes at a pivotal time as five seats on the Board of Trustees are up for reelection and its deposed CEO Stacy Ferreira is legally challenging the agency and its nine trustees.
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Maui County working families who still struggle to make ends meet will have a chance to get a helping hand with their expenses. HPR’s Catherine Cluett Pactol reports on a year-long pilot program that can help with the rising cost of living.
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The state Department of Education broke ground and blessed the site of the future O’ahu school in East Kapolei, which is set to serve roughly 750 students from kindergarten through 5th grade.
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Redevelopment is getting underway at one of the largest public housing projects in the state. We get more on that story from Pacific Business News Editor in Chief Janis Magin.
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HPR is breaking down the meaning of the charter amendments and explaining them in easy-to-understand terms. Read this story for details on the eight Maui County questions.
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Oʻahu voters can vote on a whopping 20 charter amendment questions in the November election. HPR is breaking down the meaning of the charter amendments and explaining them in easy-to-understand terms.
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Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation Deputy Director Dre Kalili shares in the celebration of the Aloha Tower’s grand reopening.
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Jean Lee, the presidential chair of the East-West Center, takes on her next role as the executive director of Hawaiʻi International Film Festival.
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Gov. Josh Green defends the Kauhale Initiative after a scathing audit revealed its unauthorized use of public funds.
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