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REI Co-op Seeks Sales Specialists to Enhance Outdoor Customer Experience

REI Co-op Seeks Sales Specialists to Enhance Outdoor Customer Experience

REI Co-op Seeks Sales Specialists to Enhance Outdoor Customer Experience
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Old Navy Seeks Retail Sales Associate for Crossroads S/C Location in Bellevue, WA

Old Navy Seeks Retail Sales Associate for Crossroads S/C Location in Bellevue, WA

Old Navy Seeks Retail Sales Associate for Crossroads S/C Location in Bellevue, WA
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Francis Lum, Nearly 90, Continues to Dominate Oahu's Makule League Softball

Francis Lum, Nearly 90, Continues to Dominate Oahu's Makule League Softball

Francis Lum, Nearly 90, Continues to Dominate Oahu's Makule League Softball
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Sam’s Club opens first San Joaquin County warehouse store in Lathrop

Sam’s Club opens first San Joaquin County warehouse store in Lathrop

San Joaquin County residents can now shop at the new Sam's Club warehouse store. The store is holding its grand opening on Thursday, Sept. 24.
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KBM Resorts Redefines Luxury Vacation Management with Personalized Service and Estate Care

KBM Resorts Redefines Luxury Vacation Management with Personalized Service and Estate Care

KBM Resorts Redefines Luxury Vacation Management with Personalized Service and Estate Care
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Robert Half Seeks Collections Specialist in Kapolei, Hawaii for Retail Organization

Robert Half Seeks Collections Specialist in Kapolei, Hawaii for Retail Organization

Robert Half Seeks Collections Specialist in Kapolei, Hawaii for Retail Organization
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Fashionphile Seeks Retail Sales Associates in Irvine, CA, Offering Competitive Pay and Benefits

Fashionphile Seeks Retail Sales Associates in Irvine, CA, Offering Competitive Pay and Benefits

Fashionphile Seeks Retail Sales Associates in Irvine, CA, Offering Competitive Pay and Benefits
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Hawaii Faces $212M in Storm Damage This Year

Hawaii Faces $212M in Storm Damage This Year

Hawaii has experienced a series of severe weather events in 2026, resulting in over $212 million in public infrastructure damage, according to the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency (HIEMA). The damage stems from two Kona-low storms in March, a magnitude-6.0 earthquake in May, Hurricane Lala in August, and Hurricane Lowell in September. Hurricane Lala caused $67 million in damage, primarily affecting Hawaii County, while Hurricane Lowell inflicted $100.5 million in damage, with Kauai County bearing the brunt. Additionally, the state Department of Education estimates $174.5 million in storm-related school repair and recovery costs. The disasters have also impacted hundreds of homes, with many destroyed or severely damaged. Officials warn that these figures are preliminary and could rise as assessments continue. (Source time: 2026-09-24 10:05:00 GMT)
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Tropical Storm Nolo Triggers Closures and Cancellations in Hawaii

Tropical Storm Nolo Triggers Closures and Cancellations in Hawaii

Tropical Storm Nolo, which has recently strengthened from a depression, is causing widespread disruptions across Hawaii. Authorities have issued closures and cancellations for various events and public services as the storm approaches. Hawaii Island is particularly affected, with events such as the Na Wahine O Ke Kai canoe race and the Queen’s North Hawaii Community Hospital’s World’s Largest Pet Walk being postponed or cancelled. Public hearings and community events have also been called off as a precautionary measure. The storm is expected to intensify into a hurricane, bringing significant rainfall to Hawaii Island and Maui County.
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Hurricane Watch Issued as Nolo Nears Hawaii

Hurricane Watch Issued as Nolo Nears Hawaii

Hawaii's Big Island is under a hurricane watch as Tropical Storm Nolo approaches the state. The storm is expected to strengthen into a hurricane by Thursday, with potential to become a Category 3 hurricane over the weekend. While Nolo is not forecasted to make landfall, it will make a close approach to the Big Island on Saturday, bringing hurricane-force winds exceeding 75 mph and heavy rainfall. Rainfall totals are predicted to reach 15–20 inches on the Big Island, with higher elevations possibly seeing up to 35 inches. Maui is expected to receive 5–10 inches of rain, with up to 20 inches in higher elevations. Other islands may experience lighter rainfall with isolated flooding. The storm comes during a challenging year for Hawaii, which has already faced multiple natural disasters, including Kona Low storms, an earthquake, and two hurricanes earlier this year.
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Tropical Storm Nolo could bring all-time record rainfall in Hawaii: Updates

Tropical Storm Nolo could bring all-time record rainfall in Hawaii: Updates

Hawaii is in the crosshairs again as yet another tropical cyclone approaches the Aloha State Thursday.
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Hurricane Watch Issued as Nolo Approaches Hawaii

Hurricane Watch Issued as Nolo Approaches Hawaii

Tropical Storm Nolo, currently located approximately 350 miles south of Hilo, Hawaii, is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane as it moves northward toward the Big Island. The system is expected to bring heavy rainfall, strong winds, and potential flooding to the region starting Thursday night and continuing through the weekend. Rainfall totals could reach 20-30 inches on the Big Island, with isolated amounts up to 35 inches, and 10-15 inches on Maui. A Hurricane Watch is in effect for the Big Island and surrounding waters, while a Flood Watch has been issued for Maui County and the Big Island. Breezy trade winds and scattered showers are already impacting the islands, with gusts up to 35 knots reported in some areas.