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Monday, July 7, 2008
Keeping needles clean
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It's not all the time that you see representatives of an industry pushing for more regulation and higher licensing fees, but that was ex...
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Government websites losing ground on search engines
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Governing.com's blog called the 13th floor posted today that government websites are losing their ranking placement on Google, a concer...
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Hearing on tattoo licensing Monday
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The House of Representatives Committee on Health will hold an informational briefing on the licensing standards of the tattoo industry to ad...
Join Rep. Shimabukuro at conference on CPS issues
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Representative Maile Shimabukuro (District 45 – Waianae, Makaha, Makua) will speak at the Parents for Righteousness Conference, a public ev...
Public invited to meetings on native Hawaiian programs
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A series of public meetings to discuss the impact of native Hawaiian programs on Hawaii communities will begin on Monday, July 7 at 5:30 p.m...
What will it take to get Americans out of their cars?
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That question was being asked a lot a few years ago as we considered the option of fixed rail. Will people really give up their cars a...
Quick Find Feature on Capitol website
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In case you haven't noticed, there is now a quick find feature at the bottom of the page of the capitol website. You can do a quick fin...
Looking more like his father every day...
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That's the message I received about Rep. Ryan Yamane when I got in this morning, only to find out that it's because the Star-Bulleti...
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Something for the Early Childhood Education Arsenal
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We are staring at the possibility that Governor Lingle may veto come Tuesday the Early Childhood Education bill, SB2878, which establi...
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Tuesday, July 1, 2008
"I'd like the Governor to declare a state of emergency."
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That is what David H. Murdoch, a Hawaii businessman who controls, through Dole Food Co., Lanai and other companies like Castle & Cooke, ...
Helmet, check. Reflective vest, check. Pathways, no check.
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Rep. Joe Bertram of Maui would like to see Hawaii communities be redeveloped into pedestrian friendly communities that give residents the ch...
Effective July 1, 2008
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Many of the bills passed by the legislature have an effective date of July 1 - the start of the new fiscal year. Here's a few of this y...
Monday, June 30, 2008
Press Conference @ State Capitol: Bike and Pedestrian Safety
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Rep. Joe Bertram, spokesperson for "One Voice for Livable Islands", and Natalie Iwasa, aka " Bicycle Mom ", will hold a ...
Hawaii Health Systems Corporation sends out SOS
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Rep. Robert Herkes discusses the impact of HHSC's financial condition for Big Island community hospitals. Hawaii Health Systems Corpora...
Neil Abercrombie - Blogger
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U.S. Congressman Neil Abercrombie started a blog on June 1. Thanks to the unofficial Hawaii Supreme Court blog for the alert.
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Friday, June 27, 2008
8-8-8
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For all the reasons to get married, you can't argue with auspiciousness. Congratulations to Senate President Colleen Hanabusa who will...
Utah state workers go to 4-day work week to conserve energy
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Starting in August, most Utah state workers will go on a 4-day, 10-hr. per day, work week. Governor Jon Huntsman issued the order yesterday...
Maui Reps speak out on veto targets
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Maui News ran a story today on lawmakers urging the Governor not to veto certain bills, and rallying supporters to contact her as well. As ...
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Community Action Alert: West Maui Needs Transportation Access Plan
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Rep. McKelvey of Maui urges the Governor not to veto a bill that would provide residents with an alternative highway transportation access ...
Never too early to start saving
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Rep. Marilyn Lee recently returned from a forum on "Opportunities for Working Families" with a slew of ideas for possible legislat...
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