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West Hawaii News 06/22/2019

June 22, 2019 by Russ Roberts

Welcome to the “West Hawaii News” update from Hawaii News Digest. Views expressed in this Hawaii News summary are those of the reporters and correspondents. Content, including text, photos, images, and video, provided by “West Hawaii Today” unless otherwise stated. Accessed on 22 June 2019, 1415 UTC, Post 19081. Source: https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/category/hawaii-news. Please scroll down to … Read moreWest Hawaii News 06/22/2019

West Hawaii News

June 21, 2019 by Russ Roberts

Welcome to the “West Hawaii News” update from Hawaii News Digest. Views expressed in this Hawaii News summary are those of the reporters and correspondents. Content, including text, photos, images, and video, provided by “West Hawaii Today.” Accessed on 21 June 2019, 1440 UTC, Post 19075. Source: https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/category/hawaii-news Please scroll down to read your selections. … Read moreWest Hawaii News

Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary seeks advisory council applicants October 18, 2019
MEDIA RELEASE Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary is seeking to fill ten primary and 9 alternate seats on its advisory council. The sanctuary is accepting applications for the following seats: Commercial Shipping (alternate) Conservation (primary) Education (primary & alternate) Fishing (primary & alternate) Hawai‘i Island Representative (primary & alternate) Kaua‘i Island Representative (primary […]
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SpeakOut Sessions on Energy Code Amendments planned for Hilo and Kona October 18, 2019
MEDIA RELEASE DPW is holding facilitated SpeakOut sessions on Oct. 28 & 29 to seek input from design and construction professionals on proposed amendments to the energy code. Design and construction professionals are invited to attend SpeakOut Sessions held by the County of Hawai‘i Department of Public Works Building Division on proposed amendments to […]
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Police warrants list for Friday, October 18, 2019 October 18, 2019
The listed individuals are wanted by the Hawaii Police Department because of outstanding warrants. Persons who know a warrant is out for their arrest are advised to report to the nearest police station to avoid having an officer go to their home or workplace to arrest them.
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Police renew their request in locating Kyle Brittain October 18, 2019
MEDIA RELEASE Kyle Brittain Hawaiʻi Island Police are renewing their request for the public’s help in locating 27-year-old Kyle Brittain who was reported as missing. He was last seen near the Waipio Valley lookout area on Friday morning (August 30). He had informed family members that he was going hiking for the day on the […]
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Inaugural Hawaii Housing Month to develop housing, homelessness solutions on Hawaii Island October 18, 2019
MEDIA RELEASE This November, organizations across Hawaiʻi Island will participate in the first annual Hawaii Housing Month. The campaign will feature social media conversations about housing and homelessness, and will share specific, effective steps community members can take to help. “So often, anecdotes and stereotypes are conflated with fact in the conversation about homelessness. We […]
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BIIF air riflery: Kamehameha’s Iwamoto and Paleka capture first crowns October 18, 2019
KEAAU – Kamehamehas Kylie Iwamoto and Laiku Paleka are a coachs dream, and not just because they captured the BIIF air riflery championships, and not just to Warriors head man Tracy Aruga.
Matt Gerhart
Volleyball: Vulcans win eighth straight the easy way October 18, 2019
UH-Hilo served so tough Notre Dame de Namur struggled to pass and couldnt put up much of a fight in a lopsided contest.
Kevin Jakahi
The Scene: Surf’s up for Diesel Butts, but in a pool? October 18, 2019
As far as he can tell, local taro farmer Quinton Butts had never heard of a 9-year-old who received professional sponsorship from surf wear sponsors.
Bart Wright
BIIF football: Waveriders remain prideful as Vikings come to town October 18, 2019
KAILUA-KONA As hard as it might be to admit, Kealakehe knows they are not destined for the BIIF postseason this year, with Hilo (8-0) and Konawaena (7-1) already locking up their spots in the Division I title game.
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Top ’Cats again in D2: Grace, Konawaena ‘dig deep,’ outlast HPA October 17, 2019
KEAAU Hawaii Prep ramped up its ball-control, passing much better from the previous night, to give old rival Konawaena a competitive match, a tradition where the two bring out the best in each other.
Kevin Jakahi
Return to glory: Kamehameha sweeps Waiakea for first D-I title since ‘14 October 17, 2019
KEAAU No doubt about it, playing at the top of its game, Kamehameha got the job done.
Kevin Jakahi
County novice swimming championships October 17, 2019
Oct. 5
Matt Gerhart
Soccer: UHH women finish 0-0 again; men fall 5-1 October 17, 2019
The conditions were much more conducive to goal-scoring than a week ago, but it never materialized on the scoreboard.
Matt Gerhart
Volleyball: Vulcans look to ‘hold serve’ entering busy stretch October 17, 2019
Itd be easy for UH-Hilos volleyball team to think greedily – recent history is on its side – but hold that thought, coach Chris Leonard said.
Hawaii Tribune-Herald
Tribune-Herald Athlete of the Week: Kamehameha’s Kylie Iwamoto October 16, 2019
Kylie Iwamoto • air riflery Its not that the Kamehameha sophomore pulled off a shocker at the BIIF air riflery championships – its just that Iwamoto hadnt shot this well in weeks.
Matt Gerhart

All-electric pickup trucks, still right around the corner--but now weeks away instead of years September 17, 2019
What everyone in Hawai`i knows is that electric vehicles wonʻt fully take off in the Islands until there are electric pickup trucks with plenty of range.Okay, theyʻre here, or should be before the end of the month, and certainly before the end of the year, and more are coming.Itʻs a big deal in Hawai`i, which […]
Those blazing new internet sunsets? Thank a couple of summer volcanic eruptions. September 16, 2019
Great sunsets are the new kitties on social media.Lots of folks are posting their photographs of spectacular glowing orange and purple sunsets. Whereʻd they come from? Once again, this pulse of superb sunsets is thanks to atmospheric pollution from a volcano.(Since youʻll find sunset shots elsewhere, hereʻs a shot of whatʻs causing them. This is the plume […]
El Nino has faded to neutral, but those storms are still there September 14, 2019
Although storm activity in the eastern and central Pacific is pretty active right now, itʻs not due to El Nino conditions, which have faded away.The latest NOAA El Nino update says the ocean continues to be in an ENSO-Neutral condition. (ENSO is for El Nino Southern Oscillation). The NOAA Climate Prediction Center says there is a […]
You have a pile of yard waste. How best to deal with it? September 11, 2019
Walking stick, coulda been a bonfire.So, youʻve got a pile of yard waste or pruned tree limbs. What to do with it? 1. You could use it; 2. You could let it rot (compost); or 3. You could burn it.This is an argument for the first and the second, but not the third.Some yard waste, […]
More on vaping deaths: black market vape fluid implicated, and the aerosol not the liquid has most caustic lung impacts September 8, 2019
There is intriguing new evidence, but no hard conclusions yet, in the wave of hospitalizations and deaths associated with vaping.Nearly 500 people have been hospitalized across the country with lung disease in the past few months, and five have died. All confirmed they had used e-cigarettes in the weeks or months before becoming ill.Vaping has […]

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