Kula resident Brad Sultzer and his wife Donna are dealing with close to $100,000 in storm damage.
Sunday, May 10 at 3 p.m. on HPR-2: Under the direction of Dane Lam, hear "Becoming Beethoven" by HSO composer-in-residence Michael-Thomas Foumai, along with beloved Beethoven masterworks: Symphony No. 4 and the “Pastoral” Symphony No. 6.
Sponsored by The Rice Partnership.
Sponsored by The Rice Partnership.
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Acting Lt. Gov. Keith Regan and James Kurata of the state Department of Accounting and General Services share plans to restore Hawaiʻi's cemeteries, starting with drone surveys already underway. -
HPR spoke with Melissa Pavlicek, the executive director of the Hawaiʻi Harbor Users Group, about the extended Jones Act waiver and why major shipping carriers support the federal statute. -
Hawaiʻi will likely put protections in place for children using AI. The bill that would require AI operators to post visible disclaimers, making it clear that users are not speaking to a person. -
The 50th annual Seabury Hall Craft Fair will be held on Saturday and benefits financial aid for students to attend the Maui college preparatory school.
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