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33 swimmers accused of “aggressively pursuing” a dolphin pod on Hawaiʻi Island
A group of 33 swimmers were met by uniformed officers after they were caught on drone video and in photographs allegedly harassing a pod of dolphins at Hōnaunau Bay Sunday morning off Hawaiʻi Island.
‘Ae or ‘A’ole: Solar Telescope discussion
The Hawaiian Studies and Hawaiian Language departments along with the Ho’okahua Project at the University of Hawaii Maui College, are hosting a discussion Thursday night, April 15, 2010, on the proposed Advanced Technology Solar Telescope proposed for construction at Haleakala. The discussion entitled ‘Ae or ‘A’ole…yes or no, runs from 6 to 8 p.m. at […]
Three Maui Men Commended for Acts of Bravery
Mayor Charmaine Tavares today recognized several Maui men for acts of bravery in helping to save the lives of a mother and her son at Keanae on February 14, 2010. Among those recognized were: Jeremy “Lako” Miller, of Pukalani; Kelly Ha`ole, of Makawao; and Aukai Hu`eu of Keanae. Ha`ole’s brother, Kai, was also recognized but […]
NOAA offers reward for info on the killing of a Hawaiian Monk Seal
Federal officials are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the successful arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for killing a Hawaiian Monk Seal on Kauai earlier this year. Special Agent William Pickering called the April 19, 2009 incident a heinous act. The 5-year-old male seal was found deal at the […]
