New COVID-19 guidelines for Hawaii schools cuts isolation, quarantine in half.
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New Covid guidance for Hawai‘i schools cuts isolation, quarantine in half The recommended amount of time that K-12 teachers and students should isolate or quarantine has now been cut from the previous 10 days to five, under new interim state rules. Star-Advertiser. Hawai‘i Public Radio. Tribune-Herald. Big Island Now. Maui Now. Garden Island. Hawaii News Now. KHON2. Is the Hawai‘i Legislature ready to give teachers a raise? DLNR asks Hawai‘i legislators for an additional $31.6 million Report: Hawai‘i voters support upgrades to state online services, but not with tax hikes 30 Hawaiian cultural programs receive $1.5 million from Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority Hawai‘i Democrats: Rep. Case does not reflect party’s values and principles Home prices peaked in 2021 on neighbor islands Covid test results taking longer to return |
HAWAII BUSINESS MAGAZINE How Covid Changed Restaurants in Hawai‘i People inside the industry describe their struggles, innovations and hopes for the future. Tom Jones, co-owner of three Gyotaku restaurants and Koromo Katsu & Bistro, chuckles as he reflects on the catastrophe that was 2020… read more. |
OʻAHU |
Navy to comply with state order to drain Red Hill fuel tanks The state’s emergency order went into effect Jan. 3. The Navy has until Feb. 2 to contest the decision in court, and the order remains in effect unless a judge issues a stay. Star-Advertiser. Civil Beat. Hawai‘i Public Radio. Hawaii News Now. Hawai‘i Health Department expands Red Hill water contamination health survey. Star-Advertiser. New audit makes recommendations to improve Honolulu technology department Honolulu rail board members signal strong satisfaction with Kahikina’s job so far O‘ahu Emergency Medical Services stressed due to high call volume |
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Sport of Climbing Continues to Rise in Hawai‘i
Climbing has gained popularity in Hawai‘i and around the world in recent years, culminating in the sport’s debut at the delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics. In 2018, Climbing Business Journal reported about a 12% increase in the commercial climbing gym industry… read more. |
HAWAIʻI ISLAND |
West Hawai‘i may get House seat as reapportionment shake-up continues The Big Island could have eight seats in the 51-member Hawai‘i House. The new district would stretch from Kailua-Kona down to Honaunau. Civil Beat. Passengers, vendors excited to have cruise ships back; some on social media critical Carnival Corp.’s Grand Princess, which sailed from Los Angeles with 2,138 passengers and crew members aboard, docked Tuesday in Hilo. Tribune-Herald. Lawsuits follow plan to gate Kaiolu Drive U.S. Renal Care to open new dialysis clinics on Hawai‘i Island |
HAWAII BUSINESS MAGAZINE Do’s and Don’ts of Using Grandparents for Child Care Several of the working parents we interviewed say their relationships with their parents and in-laws improved when the older relatives helped with their keiki. But parents caution against taking older relatives’ help lightly and to recognize the trade-offs that grandparents must make to provide... read more. |
MAUI COUNTY |
Maui Charter Commission weighing 85 changes to county government The preliminary set of proposals assembled by the commission would dramatically increase the size of government, establishing four new departments and 19 new boards and commissions. The reforms are estimated to cost taxpayers millions of dollars. Civil Beat. Upper Kula water now disinfected with chlorine |
KAUAʻI |
Alaka‘i O Kaua‘i Charter School dream up to space with NASA project In May, NASA astronauts will assist three of the school’s students in delivering a research project to the International Space Station. Garden Island. New bill takes look at cat holding period at Kaua‘i Humane Society |
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