DOH: 423 new COVID-19 cases statewide, 41 on Big Island
The state Department of Health today reported 423 new confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases in Hawaii, including 41 new infections on the Big Island.
Dazzling debut: Ng strikes for victory in first tournament for Vuls
After UH-Hilo golfer Keith Ng won his first NCAA Division II tournament on Monday in his debut as a Vulcan on Oahu, the University of British Columbia transfer immediately turned into a student.
School mask mandate violators celebrate selfishness
By BRIAN DICKERSON
Your Views for September 14
Bullies, not patriots
FDA experts among group opposing U.S. booster shot plan
The average person doesn’t need a COVID-19 booster yet, an international group of scientists — including two top U.S. regulators — wrote Monday in a scientific journal.
Vaccination, recent negative test rules in place in Honolulu
HONOLULU —Proof of vaccination or a negative test was required as of Monday to visit most Oahu businesses and state facilities.
Comments sought on judicial nominees
Chief Justice Mark E. Recktenwald announced Monday that he’s seeking public comment about nominees for a judgeship in the District Court of the Third Circuit on the Big Island.
Let’s Talk Food: Hawaii is represented on ‘Top Chef Family Style’
I wrote about Big Islander Ocean Kanekoa and his passion for cooking. He and his sister, Jaydene, were featured on the first episode of Peacock’s ‘Top Chef Family Style’ on Sept. 9 and will continue weekly on Thursdays.
Let’s Talk Food: Hawaii is represented on ‘Top Chef Family Style’
I wrote about Big Islander Ocean Kanekoa and his passion for cooking. He and his sister, Jaydene, were featured on the first episode of Peacock’s ‘Top Chef Family Style’ on Sept. 9 and will continue weekly on Thursdays.
Donations spur ‘Guardians of the Trails’ at HVNP
Thanks to new donations, young adults can continue to be “Guardians of the Trails” in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
State ponders Roth’s request to publicize list of those in quarantine; Ige says ‘it’s a balancing act’
The state is evaluating a proposal from Mayor Mitch Roth to publicly identify individuals who opt to quarantine after arriving on the island, Gov. David Ige said.
New dairy planned for Ookala site
A family with ties to the Big Island hopes to support sustainable agriculture with a new dairy operation in Ookala.
Working group may not visit Maunakea
A working group formed to discuss the future governance of Maunakea might not actually visit the mauna.
Ethics board clears council members
The Board of Ethics unanimously cleared five County Council members of wrongdoing Monday following two complaints on unrelated issues.
5 transfer stations back to regular hours
Five county transfer stations have resumed regular operating hours this week after facing service interruptions due to COVID-19-related staffing issues.
Obituaries for September 14
Julia Guerpo Cuaresma, 88, of Captain Cook died Aug. 28 at home. Born in Kukuihale, she was a cook at Kamuela Deli, macadamia nut sorter for Hawaiian Holiday and member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Honokaa. Services at a later date. Condolences: Renette Ferreira, 83-5515 Mamalahoa Hwy., Captain Cook, HI 96704. Survived by hanai daughters, Renette (Joseph Jordan) Ferreira of Captain Cook and Anette Hemphill of Waikoloa; sister, Crispina Guerpo Quitoiano Madarang of Captain Cook; nieces, nephews and cousins. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.