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Business Monday: Big Island family has booming side gig selling fireworks for Fourth of July : Big Island Now

July 3rd, 2023|

The TNT Fireworks tent at the Safeway parking lot in Hilo on the Big Island. (Nathan Christophel/Big Island Now) In 1999, Ken Polido said yes when his sister’s friend asked [...]

Hawai‘i County Animal Control offers July 4 pet safety tips : Big Island Now

July 2nd, 2023|

Hawai‘i County Animal Control is offering Fourth of July pet safety tips. Photo Courtesy: County of Hawai‘i With the Fourth of July approaching, Hawai‘i County Animal Control Services is offering [...]

“Don’t tell me it’s impossible to be a first-time homebuyer in Hawaii. It’s not.”

July 1st, 2023|

A good mortgage loan officer knows all those little differences. You have to be a problem solver by nature. That’s really the kind of team we have at CPB. Photo: [...]

Office of Hawaiian Affairs awards $2 million to support housing, education : Big Island Now

July 1st, 2023|

The $1.5 million housing grant would create a Native Hawaiian Occupancy Ready database consisting of Native Hawaiians residing in Hawaiʻi who have enrolled in Housing and Urban Development housing counseling [...]

AARP grants given to 3 Hawai‘i groups, part of program to make communities more livable : Big Island Now

June 30th, 2023|

AARP Hawai‘i announced the awarding of a 2023 Community Challenge grant to the Big Island’s Onomea Farm Hub and two other Hawai‘i organizations – part of the largest group of [...]

Catherine Toth Fox: A Plant Nursery In Kaimuki Is Helping Students With Disabilities Find Jobs

June 30th, 2023|

For the past decade, a resource teacher has helped hundreds of students gain vocational skills through their work at the nursery. The alarm on Linda Maeda-Lee’s iPhone went off. “Break [...]

University of Hawaiʻi president calls Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action ‘beyond disappointing’ : Big Island Now

June 29th, 2023|

University of Hawai’i President David Lassner. UH photo. On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in college admissions. This decision declares that race cannot be a factor [...]

A Struggle For Control Of Hawaii’s Beef Industry Is Playing Out On Safeway Shelves

June 29th, 2023|

Demand for beef is exceeding supply, but local producers are not seeing the returns. Idaho billionaire Frank VanderSloot took control of Hawaii’s largest slaughterhouses in 2019 and set about revitalizing [...]

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