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TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 2023
Big Island Magical Creatures Sanctuary celebrates National Animal Rights Day By Megan Moseley
Helena Lundblad, founder and executive director of the 35-acre sanctuary nestled in the rolling country hills along the Hāmākua Coast in Laupāhoehoe, shared a story about one of her rescued goats named Freya.
Routine traffic stop results in auto theft, drug charges
On May 30, Area II Traffic Enforcement Unit officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle after observing the driver, later identified as 42-year-old Daniel Lemaire, was not wearing a seat belt.
Hawaiʻi Attorney General prevails in federal challenge to hemp regulations
In February 2022, the Department of Health promulgated interim rules prohibiting the sale or distribution of hemp with Delta-8 or Delta-10 THC, in addition to hemp containing Delta-9 THC concentrations exceeding 0.3 percent.
Projects about Hawaiian bud moth, Mauna Loa eruption conducted at Pōhakuloa Training Area
At the U.S. Army Garrison Pōhakuloa Training Area on the Big island, scientists recently conducted two diverse projects: one about the Hawaiian bud moth and one about the 2022 Mauna Loa eruption.
Proposed National Marine Sanctuary’s public comment period ends
The 45-day public comment period on a proposed national marine sanctuary for the Pacific Remote Islands is now closed.
NOAA: Hawaiian monk seal most likely intentionally killed on Oʻahu
A juvenile Hawaiian monk seal, identified as RQ76 (also known as Malama), was most likely intentionally killed a few months ago on Oʻahu, according to new information released today by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union awards a total of $40,000 to 20 student scholars
For its 33rd year, HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union has given students a headstart on funding their educational dreams by recently awarding $40,000 in scholarships to 20 high school, undergraduate, and graduate students at a total of $2,000 each.
Green waste closed at Līhu‘e refuse transfer station until further notice
A survey crew from the Kaua‘i Invasive Species Committee found a live coconut rhinoceros beetle in a trap near the green waste site.
Hawai‘i Department of Health prevails in federal challenge to hemp regulations
The plaintiff, which operated as “Pinky’s Hempire,” alleged that the Department of Health’s interim administrative rules regarding hemp processing were illegal.
