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01.21.20
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Human remains found in Hibiscus Drive fire rubble
Possible human remains were found this morning at the site of 3015 Hibiscus Drive two days after the fatal shooting of two police officers and a massive neighborhood conflagration. At least one set of remains was found, Honolulu Police Chief Susan Ballard told reporters today. The body has yet to be identified.
Gov. Ige: “We have it within our power to change the trajectory of Hawaiʻi’s future”
Governor David Ige delivered his sixth State of the State Address today, highlighting education, housing, agriculture and the economy. The governor also highlighted the impacts of climate change and an urgency to protect areas impacted by global warming. He also reiterated his belief that the conflict surrounding the Thirty Meter Telescope can still be resolved peacefully.
How Hawaiʻi’s Senators are approaching impeachment
On Tuesday, as the Senate kicked off proceedings in Trump’s trial, Schatz said he was working behind the scenes to convince his Republican colleagues of the values of fairness. Hirono, on the other hand, says she’s given up trying to lobby those who are already in lockstep with the president. She doesn’t believe there is anything she can say or do that will change their minds, especially in such a partisan environment.
Hula Bowl to donate $5 from each ticket sold to families of slain officers
The newly-reborn iteration of Hawaiʻi’s famous college football all-star game is planning a massive fundraiser for the families of two Honolulu police officers who were killed in the line of duty on Sunday.
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Hawaiʻi entrepreneur dedicates post army career to helping fellow veterans, it all started with barbecue
Since Tin Hut’s launch seven years ago, it has employed 65 veterans or veterans’ family members, accounting for roughly a quarter of the workforce. Business owner Frank Diaz has helped many of those in their struggles with PTSD and addiction. Three homeless men have lived in a loft in his kitchen while getting back on their feet.
