Hip-Hop And Hindi Fill This Second Grader’s Distance Learning Days
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced parents to figure out how to turn their homes into classrooms.
Lee Cataluna: Don’t Blame Politics For Management’s Failure At The Hilo Veterans Home
Most of the facility’s 89 residents got sick and 26 have died. Politicians got involved and things got done.
Chad Blair: Why Politics In Hawaii May Never Be The Same Again
Voters will demand competent leaders that talk straight and act decisively, while revenue losses will force unenviable budgetary decisions.
VIRUS TRACKER — Sept. 26: 127 New COVID-19 Cases And 4 Deaths In Hawaii
The Department of Health’s dashboard shows there are 1,761 active cases of COVID-19 in Hawaii and that it’s trending downward.
Avalon Health Care Will No Longer Manage Hawaii Veterans Home
After 26 deaths, the Utah-based company agreed to transfer control of the troubled Hilo facility to the state.
Airlines Are Racing To Offer COVID-19 Testing To Hawaii-Bound Passengers
United Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines both plan to offer coronavirus tests to passengers on select routes, but the state says it won’t accept at least one of the options from United.
VIRUS TRACKER — Sept. 25: 112 New COVID-19 Cases And 3 Deaths In Hawaii
Kauai saw a new case for the first time in more than a month.
Eric Stinton: COVID-19 Gives Us A Chance To Change How We Teach. Let’s Not Waste It
Teachers need to be freed up from administrative tasks so they can spend more time actually teaching.
Schatz Seeks Details On Ventilation In Classrooms
U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz told private and public school leaders that proper circulation and ventilation in the schools is critical to prevent COVID-19 spread.
Panel: We Need Solid Data To Predict Hawaii’s Economic Future
Economists say it’s tough to help decision-makers guide economic recovery without consistent information from government and other sources.