The Hawaii Department of Education wants elementary students back in classrooms beginning on 22 March 2021.
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DOE wants elementary students back in classrooms daily starting March 22 With nearly 180 lost in-person days, tens of thousands of public school students could return to regular in-person classes after spring break. The goal is to have elementary students back daily and more middle and high school students attending in-person learning. Hawaii News Now. New single-dose vaccine raises hopes for overall effort Hawai‘i’s economic assessment is less dire than expected 231 employees will be laid off when Love’s Bakery shuts down A fight is growing over the future of Hawai‘i’s aerospace industry Diamond Head State Monument to increase access next week Marijuana-related bills are progressing in the Legislature |
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OʻAHU |
COVID-19 cluster reported at UH Mānoa student housing UH contact tracers identified 10 students who may be part of the cluster. Of those, eight had contact with each other, according to a press release. The students have been moved to a hotel the university contracted with to provide isolation rooms. Civil Beat. Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Catch-and-release policies create revolving door of crime as pending cases pile up HPD sets quota for speed program, requiring officers to make more stops Here’s what happens when social workers, not police, respond to mental health crises Downtown eatery fined $4,000 Internships jump-start construction careers for O‘ahu students |
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HAWAIʻI ISLAND |
Mayor’s first budget plan reflects cutbacks, uncertainty at Legislature Mayor Mitch Roth on Monday released the first proposed budget of his term, described by staff as a “bare bones” plan, as the county grapples with the fiscal aftermath of the pandemic. West Hawaii Today. The state wants to give away COVID-19 tests, but not for Big Island airport screening Lawmakers want fastest and cheapest option for restoring Pohoiki boat ramp Gusty winds topple under-construction Waikoloa Plaza building |
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MAUI COUNTY |
Kahului project would include housing and civic center A state agency is looking to transform the lot across from the Maui Beach Hotel into a civic center, with affordable housing units, a community center, government offices and the potential new home of the Kahului Public Library. Maui News. Maui Health vaccine clinic appointments now available on VAMS |
KAUAʻI |
Work begins on new $21M gym at Kaua‘i High School After a decade of planning, a groundbreaking ceremony was held for a new gym that will seat 1,600 people — double its current size. The facility is expected to be completed by April 2023. KHON2. Garden Island. Reorganization planned for DOTAX Kaua‘i |
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