Student attendance is still a major issue, with about 30% of students having been chronically absent, or absent 15 days or more during the 2022-2023 school year.
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From 2016 through 2020, Heidi Cafirma, 43, of Waipahu, allegedly filed with the Internal Revenue Service false joint personal tax returns for her and her spouse.
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Efforts are still underway to smooth out the hiccups to the initial rollout of the updated COVID-19 vaccines among health insurers and providers.
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Kaiser Permanente Hawaii says updated Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines will be available to members at most clinics statewide, starting Wednesday.
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Penelope Higa of Aiea had been waiting for the updated COVID-19 vaccine to become available.
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The Hawaii Department of Health is recommending the updated COVID-19 vaccines for all eligible residents ahead of fall and winter.
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This latest investment marks the third major reinvention for DFS Group on one of the prime retail corners in Waikiki.
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The new COVID-19 vaccines targeting the latest omicron variants should be available in Hawaii by next week.
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Most of the deaths in the state have been among kupuna ages 60 and older.
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While COVID-19 continues to demonstrate new mutations of interest with a summer bump in hospitalizations, the pandemic that rocked the world for the better part of three years is no longer a primary driver.
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Sept. 2, 2023
Case is isolating at home and will continue working on congressional business as he can, his office said.
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Dr. Sarah Kemble, state epidemiologist, said COVID-19 numbers have been steadily increasing over the past month in Hawaii and nationwide and that there are now concerns for Maui.
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More COVID patients are also being admitted to Hawaii hospitals, with a weekly average of 107 per day reported Wednesday – the highest to date this year.
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State health officials are reminding the public to be vigilant as COVID-19 numbers rise, particularly as hospitalizations continue to increase.
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Aug. 10, 2023
A steady uptick in COVID-19 cases has prompted the state Department of Health to remind the public to keep the spread of the disease in mind.
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The increase in hospitalizations is in line with national trends, which also indicate a rise in recent weeks.
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A pulmonologist at The Queen’s University Medical Group has embarked on a study examining factors responsible for long COVID-19 in Hawaii.
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The June arrivals are a 5.5% increase from arrivals in June 2022.
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