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Evacuation study questioned - West Hawaii Today (opens the original)
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Fears of mass wildfire fatalities in Waikoloa Village boiled over on Tuesday during a community meeting held to discuss evacuation routes after a 200-acre blaze sparked at the edge of the community last week caused partial evacuations and left residents on-edge. Held at the Waikoloa Village Association Golf Banquet Room, the meeting was originally billed as a presentation of a study by consulting firm KLD Associates about potential traffic evacuation improvements, but quickly devolved into shout
Waikoloa evacuation study questioned at meeting - Hawaii Tribune-Herald (opens the original)
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Fears of mass wildfire fatalities in Waikoloa Village boiled over on Tuesday during a community meeting held to discuss evacuation routes after a 200-acre blaze sparked at the edge of the community last week caused partial evacuations and left residents on-edge. Fears of mass wildfire fatalities in Waikoloa Village boiled over on Tuesday during a community meeting held to discuss evacuation routes after a 200-acre blaze sparked at the edge of the community last week caused partial evacuations an
Concerns rise about invasive beetle - Hawaii Tribune-Herald (opens the original)
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COURTESY CRB RESPONSE HAWAII An invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle. Established quarantine area along the Kona Coast where moving CRB host materials like mulch, trimmings, wood chips, stumps, compost and plant propagation media outside its borders is banned. Map courtesy of BIISC A Kona community development group on Tuesday heard warnings about the highly destructive Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle from an invasive species biologist — alerts that have taken on a new sense of urgency after one of the
Concerns rise about invasive beetle - West Hawaii Today (opens the original)
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An invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle. (COURTESY photo/ CRB RESPONSE HAWAII) Established quarantine area along the Kona Coast where moving CRB host materials like mulch, trimmings, wood chips, stumps, compost and plant propagation media outside its borders is banned. Map courtesy of BIISC A Kona community development group on Tuesday heard warnings about the highly destructive Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle from an invasive species biologist — alerts that have taken on a new sense of urgency after on
Kona low victims awarded nearly $5M - West Hawaii Today (opens the original)
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Hawaii County launched a recovery grant program late last month for businesses impacted by back-to-back Kona low storms that hammered the island in March, just as a similar federal aid effort formed to help storm victims is wrapping up. The Kona Low Business Recovery Grant Program was announced by Mayor Kimo Alameda in a June 26 press release, offering companies recovery funds from a total pot of $475,000. According to the release, the money can be used for “eligible storm-related recovery needs
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