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Inch by Sandy Inch, Hawaii’s Loss of Beaches Worries Tourism Industry
Recent reports cite concerns that elevated ocean levels, drought and hotter Hawaiian nights will hurt tourism and ultimately the state’s economy.
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Living Beside Diamond Head: The Evolution of Access
Denby Fawcett has spent the better part of 60 years in the shadow of Oahu’s best-known natural landmark. Now she’s published a book on its history.
The Public File: Primary Candidates Spent Over $3.4 Million on TV Ads Since May
U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz was the biggest spender at more than $1 million, followed by Gov. Neil Abercrombie at nearly a half-million.
Could Big Storms Put a Damper on Voter Turnout?
Just in time for Saturday’s primary election, Hurricane Iselle and Tropical Storm Julio are Hawaii-bound.
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Public File: Abercrombie, Schatz, Tsutsui, Kim Biggest Spenders
As primary nears, Schatz spends more than six times as much as Hanabusa for ads running July 21 to 27 in Senate race.
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Highest Primary Voter Registration In State’s History
The number of registered voters for the upcoming Hawaii’s upcoming primary election is higher than it has been for any other primary since 1959.
Candidate Q&A — House District 51: Wayne Hikida
Read what Wayne Hikida has to say about his candidacy for Hawaii House of Representatives District 51.
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Public File: Candidates Spend Close to a Half-Million Dollars on Ads
U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz continues to be the biggest spender, followed by Lt. Gov. Shan Tsutsui.
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E-Cigarettes: A Way to Stop Smoking, or a New Addiction?
The unregulated vapor devices are a common sight in Hawaii, but little is known about their health effects.