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Tom Raymond from The Cats' Pyjamas Cat Café brings in Blair to visit the studio for Fur Baby Friday.
COLFAX— The Colfax Food Bank will receive a semi-truck carrying 35,400 pounds of shelf-stable food from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Thursday, Nov. 12. The food bank is sharing the donation with 11
For Richard Gonzalez, the Wilder Housing Authority was more than an affordable place to live. It was home for 14 years.
🚲 One Twin Falls group has given away 180 free bikes this year to neighbors who need a way to get to work and school! Know someone who could use a ride? Learn more here. 👇
Opponents claim the action would "destroy" Hakalau Forest National Wildlife Refuge, which is cared for, protected and continuing to thrive with the help from countless people who worked hard to save the critical habitat — a sanctuary — for some of Hawai‘i’s rarest native species.
Necessary closure of the special place in Kohala on the Big Island is for maintenance purposes because of recent storm impacts and also will restrict access to parking area and hiking into the valley.
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resilience services include soil, plant health and agricultural water testing, which can help guide decisions about how to recover.
Native, canoe and food plants; take a ride to Laupāhoehoe to deliver a toy donation, get enlightened and hang with some fae folk in Honokaʻa and enjoy the bliss that is smoked meats in downtown Pahoa; and that's not even half of all the exciting entertainment happening during the next week around the island!
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory scientists since 1922 have tracked gas chemistry from wells at Haʻakulamanu, and although the original well heads have long since disintegrated, hot gases continue to seep from the place where observatory founder and volcanologist Thomas Jaggar conducted some of his first experiments at Kīlauea.