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Foodland Dillingham redevelopment draws excitement, traffic concerns from Kalihi residents (opens the original)
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KALIHI, Hawaii (Island News) -- The announcement of a new Foodland Dillingham is getting a positive reaction from residents in Kalihi, but neighbors said the excitement comes with questions about traffic, pedestrian safety and the amount of construction already happening along Dillingham Boulevard. Foodland announced plans to build a new, approximately 27,000-square-foot store at Ê»Ålauniu at KapÄlama Kai, the redevelopment of the former Dillingham Plaza. The new store is expected to open in F
Recent shootings raise questions about keeping guns out of the wrong hands (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (Island News) -- Three teenagers are facing firearm charges after police said gunfire erupted in Waikiki late Saturday night, adding to a string of recent cases putting a spotlight on gun violence in Hawaii. Police said officers responded to reports of gunshots near International Marketplace around 11:45 p.m. Saturday. Two 17-year-old boys and a 16-year-old boy were later arrested. No one was injured. The Waikiki shooting comes after a 12-year-old was found with a gun in his backpack an
Kailua Fall Festival shooting victim identified as 30-year-old Kaneohe man (opens the original)
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KAILUA, Hawaii (Island News) -- The Honolulu Medical Examiner has identified the man killed in a shooting near the Kailua Fall Festival Saturday night as 30-year-old Thomas C. Malone of Kaneohe. Malone died from a gunshot wound to the neck. His death was ruled a homicide. According to the Honolulu Police Department, two groups were arguing at the Kailua Fall Festival when the argument moved into the Target parking lot at 345 Hahani Street. Police say someone then pulled out a firearm and shot Ma
Hawaii leaders urge residents to prepare now as Tropical Storm Nolo strengthens (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (Island News) -- Hawaii officials are urging residents to prepare now as Tropical Storm Nolo strengthens south of the islands and could bring hurricane-force winds, heavy rain, flooding and mudslides to parts of the state this weekend. As of 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nolo had maximum sustained winds of 45 mph and was about 305 miles south of South Point, moving west at 9 mph. The storm is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane Thursday and could become a major hurricane by the weekend. A Hurri
Hurricane Lala damage tops $67 million in preliminary public infrastructure costs (opens the original)
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HONOLULU, Hawaii (Island News) -- Hurricane Lalaâs damage to Hawaii is now estimated at more than $67 million in preliminary public infrastructure costs alone, according to new information from the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency. HIEMA says the current preliminary estimate for Lala is $67,007,913 in public infrastructure damage statewide. Hawaii County accounts for the largest share at $48,478,850. Maui County has an estimated $9,935,138 in preliminary public infrastructure damage, while t
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