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Richard Bissen, Yuki Lei Sugimura prepare for Maui mayoral general election, following primaries (opens the original)
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MAUI, Hawaii (Island News) --Â Incumbent Maui County Mayor Richard Bissen and Maui County Council Vice-Chair Yuki Lei Sugimura will compete in the November general election after advancing in the primary. With the focus now shifting to Nov. 3 following the primary election this past weekend, one of the most high-profile races is on the Valley Isle. Bissen is looking to get elected for a second term. A victory would make Bissen Maui's first mayor since Laura Lingle in 1995 to get re-elected. Biss
Three candidates compete for East Honolulu City Council seat (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (Island News) -- The race for Honolulu City Council's District 4 seat is down to three candidates after Tommy Waters was ruled ineligible to seek another term. Former council member Trevor Ozawa, relative newcomers Tara Malia Gregory and Jason Liang shared their priorities at a candidate forum held by Kokua Council, with affordability and rising property taxes taking center stage ahead of the primary election. What was once a four candidate field is now a three-person race, with Tommy
Hawaiian Airlines switching to bigger planes for interisland flights by 2028 (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (Island News) -- Hawaiian Airlines will transition to a bigger type of aircraft, 737s, for interisland flights by 2028. If you have flown Hawaiian Airlines over the past 25 years, traveling in between islands has been on a 717. Now come the new planes. "Once we transition to the Hawaiian-branded 737s in 2028, we will at least have the equivalent number of seats in the market that we have flying today," said Jim Landers, Head of Hawaii Operations at Hawaiian Airlines. "We actually e
Gov. Green signs bill expanding dementia care and support (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (Island News) --Â A new state law establishes the Hanai Memory Program within the Executive Office on Aging, providing funding to help patients, families and caregivers navigate dementia care. There currently are more than 31,000 people across our state living with dementia, and that number is expected to double in the next 25 years. This debilitating disease not only affects those who have it, but family and friends who have to provide and find resources to care for their loved ones. T
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