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Hawaii State Legislature Hosts Art at the Capitol to Celebrate Hawaiian Renaissance

Hawaii State Legislature Hosts Art at the Capitol to Celebrate Hawaiian Renaissance

Hawaii State Legislature Hosts Art at the Capitol to Celebrate Hawaiian Renaissance
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Hawaii State Legislature Hosts Art at the Capitol Event Highlighting Hawaiian Renaissance

Hawaii State Legislature Hosts Art at the Capitol Event Highlighting Hawaiian Renaissance

Hawaii State Legislature Hosts Art at the Capitol Event Highlighting Hawaiian Renaissance
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Hawai'i State Legislature Hosts Art at the Capitol Event Highlighting Hawaiian Renaissance

Hawai'i State Legislature Hosts Art at the Capitol Event Highlighting Hawaiian Renaissance

The Hawai'i State Legislature is set to host the annual Art at the Capitol event, providing an opportunity for the public to engage with lawmakers and explore the work of local artists. This year's theme, 'Urban Canvases: Culture in Motion,' delves into the Hawaiian art renaissance through the lenses of hip-hop and streetwear. The event will showcase a variety of artistic expressions, including kōʻnane and lauhala artists, filmmakers, ballet dancers, and music from the Hawai'i Youth Symphony. Representative Jeanné Kapela, chair of the House Culture and Arts Committee, is in her second year of hosting the event. She expressed enthusiasm about the Capitol coming alive with art lovers and the unique opportunity to welcome people to the Capitol. The event is free to attend and will take place from 4 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Friday, April 17, at the Hawai'i State Capitol in Honolulu.
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April Showers Expected to Enhance Honolulu Garden Show

April Showers Expected to Enhance Honolulu Garden Show

According to Hawaii Public Radio, the upcoming Honolulu garden show is set to benefit from the April showers, which are expected to bring more flowers to the event. The Garden Club of Honolulu, led by President Sharon Williams, is preparing for the horticulture showcase, which will feature a variety of local flora. The event aims to highlight the beauty and diversity of Hawaiian plants, with the rain anticipated to enhance the vibrancy and growth of the flowers on display. The garden show is a popular annual event that attracts both locals and tourists, offering a chance to appreciate the natural beauty of Hawaii's unique ecosystem.
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Chamber Orchestra of Kona Celebrates John Williams' Music in Kailua-Kona

Chamber Orchestra of Kona Celebrates John Williams' Music in Kailua-Kona

Chamber Orchestra of Kona Celebrates John Williams' Music in Kailua-Kona
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Popular NYC SantaCon charity fundraiser was more con than Claus, authorities say

Popular NYC SantaCon charity fundraiser was more con than Claus, authorities say

Federal authorities say a SantaCon charity fundraiser that flooded New York City with inebriated young people in red and white Santa costumes every holiday season was a con
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Hawaii Health Officials Issue Water Warnings Following Severe Storms

Hawaii Health Officials Issue Water Warnings Following Severe Storms

Hawaii is currently facing multiple brown water advisories across its islands due to the aftermath of a recent Kona Low storm. The Hawaii Department of Health Clean Water Branch has reported that heavy rainfall and runoff have contaminated coastal waters in several areas. This storm is the third of its kind in a month, exacerbating the already wet conditions from March. The advisories are in effect on multiple islands, including an island-wide warning on Kaua‘i, and affected areas on O‘ahu, Maui, and the Big Island. These warnings coincide with the spring travel season, a peak time for tourists visiting Hawaii's beaches. Health officials have cautioned that brown water conditions pose significant risks to swimmers and surfers, as runoff can carry harmful bacteria and debris into the ocean.
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New Orleans Auction Galleries' Spring Sale Features Modern and Contemporary Art

New Orleans Auction Galleries' Spring Sale Features Modern and Contemporary Art

New Orleans Auction Galleries' Spring Sale Features Modern and Contemporary Art
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Garden Club of Honolulu to Host Major Flower Show Focused on Conservation

Garden Club of Honolulu to Host Major Flower Show Focused on Conservation

Garden Club of Honolulu to Host Major Flower Show Focused on Conservation
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Are Affiliate Members a sound strategy for conferences?

Are Affiliate Members a sound strategy for conferences?

Last week, the Pac-12 Conference made headlines with news of conference realignment. Rather than any announcement about the long-awaited ninth football-playing member, they added some affiliate teams to compete in men’s soccer and wrestling starting next season. While the additions and sports themselves may not be as attention-grabbing as football news, they do raise an […]
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April Showers Enhance Honolulu's Garden Show

April Showers Enhance Honolulu's Garden Show

April is recognized as National Garden Month, and the Garden Club of Honolulu is taking advantage of the seasonal showers to host its 2026 Major Flower Show. The event, titled 'Imagine That!', is scheduled to take place at the Honolulu Museum of Art from May 8 to May 10. The show aims to inspire attendees to envision a greener and more resilient Hawaii, aligning with the club's focus on conservation. According to Hawaii Public Radio, the Garden Club of Honolulu is an extension of the Garden Club of America, which emphasizes environmental conservation. The local chapter is using the increased rainfall typical of April to promote its horticultural efforts and conservation message.
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Hawaii Legislature Considers Traffic Camera Bill to Monitor Vehicle Compliance

Hawaii Legislature Considers Traffic Camera Bill to Monitor Vehicle Compliance

A new bill in the Hawaii state legislature proposes the use of traffic cameras to monitor vehicle registration and safety checks at high-risk intersections. The measure, which has passed the Senate Ways and Means Committee, aims to implement automated license plate recognition (ALPR) technology to track expired registrations and safety checks, as well as common traffic infractions like red light violations and speeding. The state Department of Transportation supports the bill, citing the need for safer roads following a record number of traffic fatalities in 2025. Fines for non-compliance could range from $75 to $200, with the possibility of waiving fees if issues are resolved within 30 days. The bill is set to be heard by the full senate floor.