Accessed on 11 September 2018, 1306 UTC, Post #17622.
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Here are today’s top West Hawaii news stories from “West Hawaii Today”, published in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. Views expressed in this Hawaii news summary are those of the reporters and correspondents.
Alleged threat briefly puts schools in lockdown
HILO — A suspect is in police custody after allegedly threatening gun violence Monday morning at the University of Hawaii at Hilo.
Big rigs reported stolen
Authorities are looking to the public for assistance on thefts that have occurred in the Volcano and Pahoa areas.
‘The threat is real’
HILO — State and county officials advised residents to have 14 days worth of food and pet food, a full tank of gas and other emergency supplies ready as Tropical Storm Olivia is set to arrive either late tonight or early Wednesday.
7 Crazy Driving Laws You Didn’t Know Existed
Old A rape suspect accused of violating conditions of bail release for second time
KAILUA-KONA — A 3rd Circuit Court judge issued his second bench warrant on an 18-year-old man accused of class A felony sex offenses who has twice violated his conditions of release on bail.
Groundbreaking held for new $13M building at Waikoloa Elementary and Middle School
WAIKOLOA VILLAGE — Students on Monday blessed with ti leaf and salt water the four corners of the site of a new creative arts, science and technology building at Waikoloa Elementary and Middle School in South Kohala.
Volcano House and KMC work to reopen
HILO — Two attractions in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park are expected to be reopened to the public the same day the national park returns to service later this month.
Volcanic emissions down, West Hawaii skies clearest in years
KAILUA-KONA — Take a deep breath.
Reward up to $8,250 for info in cat shootings
KAILUA-KONA — The community is upping the ante for information leading to those responsible for the shooting of three cats on Hawaii Island.
Lawsuit alleges former Hawaii priest molested children
HONOLULU — A lawsuit alleges that a Catholic priest sexually abused children while he worked at Hawaii parishes and schools.
Judge appoints bank trustee for Hawaiian heiress’ millions
HONOLULU — A 92-year-old Native Hawaiian heiress doesn’t have sufficient mental capacity to manage her $215-million trust, a judge ruled Monday in a bitter case that has raised allegations her wife is trying to wrestle control over her assets.
