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Maui Humane Society continues recovery work 3 years after fires (opens the original)
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It’s been three years since the Lahaina wildfire, and Chief of Operations Nikki Russel says the Maui Humane Society is still seeing fallout. The shelter has 43 dog kennels, but consistently has over 100 dogs in its care. The situation is even more dire for its cats. When Russel spoke to HPR last month, MHS had just six open kennels for the 100 cats that needed a home. Russel attributes these numbers in part to widespread layoffs and the lack of pet-friendly housing on Maui, both of which have co
Office of Elections begins processing votes for primary election (opens the original)
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Around 80 volunteers gathered at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol on Monday, signifying the beginning of ballot processing for this year’s primary election. Chief Elections Officer Scott Nago spoke with HPR to break down the process. When a voter returns their ballot, it goes to the county for signature verification. If the signature on the envelope matches the one they have on file for that particular voter, the ballot will move on to the processing stage. According to Nago, processing is done in two
Waikīkī gallery offers Hawaiʻi-based artists a space for community and support (opens the original)
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Los Angeles, California: a bright, flashy hub of talent where artists, movie stars, and writers come to make a name for themselves. But for some people, living in the city means more than finding a path to stardom. It means putting on a full face of makeup just to go to the supermarket. It means making new friends, and then leaving a set and never seeing them again. It means feeling pressured to attend dinner after dinner after dinner. At least, that’s what Hawaiʻi-based artist Danielle Rush say
Helping Hands Hawaiʻi distributes school supplies during annual initiative (opens the original)
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Helping Hands Hawaiʻi is distributing school supplies throughout the week as part of its Ready to Learn initiative. Families and students in need can stop by distribution centers across Oʻahu to pick up backpacks filled with things like composition books, crayons and pencil pouches. The program started over 30 years ago as a way to support local families who might otherwise struggle with the costs of back-to-school season — costs that people often forget to account for, according to Ashley Ono,
Elections chief gets threatening letter from Trump administration as primary approaches (opens the original)
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Preparations are underway as Hawaiʻi’s upcoming August primary elections approaches. For Chief Elections Officer Scott Nago, the election season has been particularly eventful. Chief elections officers around the country, including Nago, received letters in early July from the U.S. Justice Department. Federal officials threatened criminal prosecution if they allowed ballots cast by noncitizens to be counted. In addition, Nago also testified before lawmakers last week, who questioned him on how t
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