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$265k in new funding supports Kauai in Hurricane Lowell recovery (opens the original)
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KAUAI, Hawaii (Island News) -- Recovery efforts continue on Kauai following Hurricane Lowell, with the Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF) providing another $265,000 to eight organizations helping impacted communities. The money is being put toward getting food, water and essential supplies to those impacted by the storm. This is part of its Stronger Hawaii Initiative which allows the foundation to quickly get money to organizations already working in impacted communities. These groups are helpi
Kendamas make a comeback across Hawaii (opens the original)
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PEARL CITY, Hawaii (Island News) -- "It's entertaining.ââ That's what the youth are saying about a traditional Japanese skill toy. And sometimes⦠it really is that simple. Kendamas are making a comeback, and for kids across the state, landing the next trick has become part of the fun. I like to practice my tricks. I like to get better, try to show off sometimes," Pearl City High School student Mason Moreno said. For some, seeing these again is bringing back memories of when they were kids
Waianae beach park bathroom rises from ashes (opens the original)
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WAIANAE, Hawaii (Island News) -- After being set on fire, Lualualei Beach Park bathroom is back open. The building was almost torn down, but now is providing a sense of hope for the West Side. âThis was one of our top five vandalized parks prior to the fire, and we again hope that we can protect this place and keep it as it was intended to be," Kehaulani Pu'u, Honolulu Parks and Recreation Deputy Director, said. About $400,000 was put into the renovation. âThis is just one more dot, helpin
More than Cookies: Girl Scouts help sweeten Kona Low flood recovery (opens the original)
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LA'IE, Hawaii (Island News) -- Following the Kona Low floods, the Girl Scouts of Hawaii and American Savings Bank partnered to donate more than 4,000 boxes of cookies to affected communities. Families around the area are still rebuilding their homes after severe damage caused them to move out or lose their belongings, but today offered a sweet treat in the rebuilding process. This idea actually began during the floods, while girl scouts were selling cookies in the rain. Customers and Girl Scouts
Hawaii educators embracing AI in the classroom (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (Island News) -- Artificial Intelligence is no longer knocking on classroom doors⦠it's already inside. Mid-Pacific Institute hosted the EdFuture Summit, an organization that brings together educators, students and technology leaders to discuss how AI is reshaping education. As AI is becoming part of classrooms across the country. The big question is no longer if students should use it, but instead how they can use it responsibly. Mid-Pacific hosted EdFuture Summit, where educators e
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