BIIF football: HPA overwhelms Ka’u 50-0 in BIIF D-II semifinals
WAIMEA – Jakob Honda can rest easy.
Waveriders represent at state 5K final as Childers, Wood capture bronze at HPA
WAIMEA — Between the mist, the mud and the rain, visibility – let alone footing – wasn’t the best, but it sure looked like it was Kealakehe’s Levi Childers making the turn in a three-man race for first with about 100 yards to go.
After “epic” nonconference stretch, Vuls open conference play at home against Concordia
It’s been epic, UH-Hilo men’s basketball coach Kaniela Aiona said.
Waiakea, Parker School seek coaches
Waiakea seeks coaches
BIIF football: Kamehameha, HPA in D-II showdown
It’s a bit of a Kamehameha conundrum.
BIIF air riflery: Kamehameha shooter looks to cap perfect season with title
Few outside Kamehameha have seen senior Colby Terlep shoot this season, but his lofty air riflery scores don’t lie.
Restaurants trying to find workers as restrictions ease
HONOLULU — Hawaii restaurants are trying to find workers as COVID-19 capacity and social distancing rules that have been in place for much of the pandemic are lifted.
No. 1 has Vuls’ number: Lubbock Christian comes back to beat UHH
If UH-Hilo’s men’s basketball team didn’t know it already, it does now.
On the road again: Travelers emerge in time for Thanksgiving
DALLAS — Determined to reclaim Thanksgiving traditions that were put on pause last year by the pandemic, millions of Americans will be loading up their cars or piling onto planes to gather again with friends and family.
UHH men take their shot at No. 1
UH-Hilo’s men’s basketball team already has beaten one Division I team (Northern Colorado), challenged another (Pacific) and it opened the season against “big brother” (the UH-Manoa).
Austria begins national lockdown to fight surging infections
VIENNA — Austria went into a nationwide lockdown early Monday to combat soaring coronavirus infections, a step being closely watched by other European governments struggling with national outbreaks that are straining health care systems.
Big Isle briefs, Nov. 20
Torres-Costa holding 1-day camp
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Volleyball: Chaminade sweeps Vulcans to clinch PacWest
It started out as the competitive volleyball match most expected.
Basketball: UHH women use second-half surge to beat Multnomah in opener
For starters, UH-Hilo’s women’s basketball team finished strong.
New Maui police chief picks Las Vegas colleague as deputy
WAILUKU, Maui — Maui’s new police chief is bringing a colleague from the Las Vegas department he came from to serve as his deputy chief, according to a letter to members of the Maui Police Department obtained by The Maui News.
Burning books a ‘right’ of passage
Two school board members in Virginia last week called for the burning — yes, burning — of books in the school’s library that they deem sexually offensive. This is, of course, the logical direction of the conservative movement to crack down on any school curriculum that doesn’t reflect a right-wing view of the world. And it’s another reason why liberals and progressives should reclaim the mantle of free speech that was once an integral part of liberal thinking but that has now, alarmingly, fallen out of fashion on college campuses and other liberal strongholds.
BIIF football preview: Konawaena looks to continue mastery of Kealakehe
It’s been one of the hallmarks of Konawaena football ever since the program’s re-emergence 10 years ago: Alongside BIIF title game appearances and championships and HHSAA berths, wins against Kealakehe have come hand in hand.
As holidays near, restaurants in Hawaii want end to virus rules
HONOLULU — With the holidays approaching, restaurants in Hawaii want the state to ease coronavirus restrictions that limit their ability to fill their dining rooms.
BIIF glance, Nov. 19
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