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Loved ones remember Kailua shooting victim Thomas Malone (opens the original)
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KAILUA, Hawaii (Island News) -- Flowers, photos and handwritten notes illustrate the life of a man who excelled in sports, was loved by many and was a proud father with a growing 'ohana. Friends, family and loved ones gathered for the last three days at the Target parking lot to honor the legacy of Thomas Malone, a father who was expecting a baby any day now. His Cougars jersey from Kaiser High School hung at the spot where police said Malone was shot and killed in the Target parking lot after a
Kaimuki neighbors try to stop the stench at abandoned Happy Days Chinese Seafood Restaurant (opens the original)
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KAIMUKI, Hawaii (Island News) -- Aimee Pang could not handle the foul smell permeating through a now abandoned Chinese restaurant in Kaimuki. "The smell yes could be a danger to the public's health as well," she said. The roof collapsed more than a month ago at Happy Days Chinese Seafood Restaurant and neighbors said they can still smell the stench of rotting animals from blocks away. "It smells like death," said nearby restaurant worker Melia Kekauoha. "Honestly, it's kind of like tuna-smelling
Grassroots group in Ka'u helps store supplies in remote neighborhoods ahead of Hurricane Nolo (opens the original)
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KA'U, Hawaii Island (Island News) -- The clock is ticking as Ka'u residents prepare for the worst with Hurricane Nolo tracking closer to the islands. "There's a lot of anxiety wrapped around it," said Ka'u resident Kahanu Alcoran. "Like I said, it's part of that just that love for your home." A kanaka-led group of residents now banning together to collect and disburse supplies to the most remote places in the rural district. "If we don't continue to do what we're doing within these next 24 to 36
Grassroots group in Ka'u helps store supplies in remote neighborhoods ahead of Hurricane Nolo (opens the original)
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KA'U, Hawaii Island (Island News) -- The clock is ticking as Ka'u residents prepare for the worst with Hurricane Nolo tracking closer to the islands. "There's a lot of anxiety wrapped around it," said Ka'u resident Kahanu Alcoran. "Like I said, it's part of that just that love for your home." A kanaka-led group of residents now banning together to collect and disburse supplies to the most remote places in the rural district. "If we don't continue to do what we're doing within these next 24 to 36
Ka'u residents scramble to prepare for Hurricane Nolo (opens the original)
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KA'U, Hawaii Island (Island News) -- Ka'u residents haven't had enough time to grieve the loss of landmarks, homes and neighbors devastated by Hurricane Lala. And now, they're scrambling once again. "Everybody is, yes, they're panicking and scared and we're just in panic mode," said Ka'u resident Terry-Lee Shibuya. Dane and Terry-Lee Shibuya were racing through multiple gates on private property just to access their Na'alehu farm to feed their roughly 100 pigs. "It's a rat race, I call it," she
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