President Biden stops in Hawaii following whirlwind trip to Asia.
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TOP STORYBiden stops in Hawai‘i following whirlwind Asia tripPresident Biden on Wednesday made a brief stop in Hawai‘i on the way back to the nation’s capital so that Air Force One could refuel. The President greeted Gov. David Ige and his wife on the tarmac along with other dignitaries and service members. LOCAL NEWSMaui healthcare workers hosting a rally to call for fair wagesMaui Health System workers say they will be pushing for higher paying wages to increase nursing retention rates and offer work-life balance. MHS employees have teamed up with the United Nurses and Health Care Employees of Hawaii to negotiate a wage increase with MHS management. Hawai‘i’s Miss Aloha Hula chosen as new face for Nike’s indigenous collectionPiʻikea Kekīhenelehuawewehiikekauʻōnoh Hawai‘i records 1,049 new Covid-19 cases, 6 more deathsThe six new deaths bring the state’s coronavirus-related death toll since the start of the pandemic to 1,722. The deaths reported this week included a boy under 18 years old on Hawai‘i Island who had been hospitalized. HAWAII BUSINESS MAGAZINE Nominate Your Favorite Small Business in Hawai‘iWe are now accepting nominations for the annual awards honoring outstanding small businesses across the state of Hawai‘i. Hawaii Business will select the most exceptional nominees for our annual SmallBiz Editor’s Choice Awards …read more. ANNOUNCEMENTS & UPDATESJSTOR Expands Access to Academic Journals in HawaiʻiJSTOR, the non-profit digital library with a mission to preserve and expand access to knowledge, is pleased to announce that the University of Hawaiʻi system has invested in the complete JSTOR Archival Journal Collections for all ten of its institutions, including seven community colleges. More than 50,000 students and 15,000 faculty members now have digital access to the complete archives of 2,800 of the world’s leading journals across 70 academic disciplines.
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