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Column: DHHL project is victim of sea rise panic

For decades, sea level rise (SLR) has been framed as an accelerating threat to coastal communities, with alarming projections influencing land use policies and development plans. Read more

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Off the news: Honolulu gets new emergency alert system

Honolulu has upgraded its emergency alert system to offer residents real-time text messages when emergency or disaster situations unfold, as well as online access to a more comprehensive system transmitted via text, app notifications and email that can be customized by location and topic. Read more

Column: VOA helps unshackle the oppressed

President Donald Trump’s attempt to dismantle the Voice of America is a mistake. I know because I ran VOA East Asia for 10 years and experienced firsthand how VOA benefits America. Read more

Off the news: Actor Chamberlain’s decades-long appeal

Actor Richard Chamberlain’s square-jawed, romantic appeal in “devastatingly attractive” yet “unavailable” roles (per The Guardian) fanned fame that followed him to homes in Hawaii, where he lived for decades with longtime partner Martin Rabbett. Read more

Off the news: North Shore site to host first responder hub

Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi announced that the city “is committed to acquiring the commercial property across from Shark’s Cove for the North Shore First Responder Center” at his March 18 State of the City address, indicating that a decades-long tussle over that property’s fate nears resolution. Read more

Off the news: Native Hawaiian water expert appointed

Time to move on, and just call it water under the bridge. Yes, pun intended, since we’re talking about the contentious pick of a nominee to the powerful state Commission on Water Resource Management, which helps determine the use of public-trust waters. Read more

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