“Big Penalty” sought for those who leave abandoned vehicles.
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Bills target abandoned cars: ‘Big penalty’ sought for those who leave the vehicles
A quartet of bills that crack down on abandoned vehicles have passed both chambers of the state Legislature.
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COVID cases likely three times more than reported
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Ige releases $1.5M for Puako sewer plans
A long-anticipated project to improve water quality and protect the coral reef by replacing cesspools at Puako with a sewer system is finally moving forward with the announcement Friday that Gov. David Ige has released $1.5 million to get the design work started.
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Kona hospital reports uptick in flu patients as COVID cases wane
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BIIF softball: Kau’i Kanekoa heeds call for Honokaa
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BIIF water polo: Waiakea gets points for improvement
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BIIF boys volleyball: Kohala hopes to feed off energy into playoffs
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Obituaries for April 17
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Your Views for April 17
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Their journey is our focus
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Volcano Watch: From Mauna Loa or Kilauea? A geologic whodunnit
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