BIIF football: Pilanca-Emmsley, Ka’u pound Pahoa
KEAAU – Those who were uninitiated might have thought they were watching an eight-man football game early on Thursday night.
Golf: Kinoshita will be missed, but UH-Hilo ‘has a ton of potential’
Jared Kinoshita, a four-year starter, is the only one missing from the UH-Hilo mens golf team, but hell back with the program as an assistant coach.
Soccer: Vulcans men take 2OT loss in opener
Its more of a basketball analogy, but it fits in this soccer context as well: Cal State San Marcos Juan Camilo Salazar kept shooting until he got it right.
A divided Fed reduces rates but may not cut again this year
Police seeking ID of burglary suspect
Police are seeking the publics help with identifying a suspect wanted for burglary of a Kinoole Street home in August 2019.
County switches emergency alert providers
Starting Monday, Hawaii County Civil Defense is switching its messages and alerts service provider to a new vendor, the county said in a statement Wednesday.
County to inspect bridge in Kalopa
The county Department of Public Works announces that Kahawailiilii Gulch Bridge on Kalopa Road, formerly Old Mamalahoa Highway near Honokaa, will be closed Friday, Sept. 27, to conduct a routine bridge inspection. Work will be conducted between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., weather permitting.
Civil Defense testing sirens Friday
The state Emergency Management Agency and Hawaii County Civil Defense will conduct siren testing between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Friday at Hilo Hillsides Estates and MacKenzie State Recreation Area in Pahoa.
Lighting plan will protect birds and allow football
County fair kicks off today
DOE seeks feedback on teacher compensation
Attention is turning to teacher pay.
Broader abandoned vehicle rule drives forward
KAILUA-KONA A bill that would fix county law to permit the Department of Environmental Management to remove abandoned vehicles from state and federal property is moving forward.
Council OKs interim lava recovery plan
Nation and World briefs for September 19
Obituaries for September 19
Amy Kimiko Aihara, 83, of Hilo died Aug. 2 at Hilo Medical Center. Born in Honolulu, she was retired from Easter Seals and a member of Arise Church. Visitation 9:30-10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25, at Dodo Mortuary Chapel. Memorial service at 10:30 a.m. Casual attire. Survived by son, Keith (Jill) Aihara of Seattle; daughter, Lori (Alvin) Sugiyama of Hilo; sisters-in-law, Edna Nakamoto and Natsue Nakamoto of Honolulu, Chieko Hashizume, Sachiko Komata and Leatrice Aihara of Wahiawa, Oahu; six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.
Why is Trump so desperate to make California’s air more polluted?
Trump’s challenge is to prevent a war
For 16 months, President Donald Trump has pursued a policy toward Iran known as maximum pressure, beginning with the United States withdrawal from the nuclear accord secured by President Barack Obama under which Iran stopped advancing its nuclear weapons program.
Cartoon for September 19
The world as seen by cartoonist Steve Breen, The San Diego Union-Tribune.
Your Views for September 19
Save the fish
