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Founded in 1981, member-supported Hawai‘i Public Radio provides two streams statewide: HPR-1 with news, talk, and a variety of music, and HPR-2, your home for classical music.
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Hawaiʻi 2024 voter guide - Hawai'i Public Radio
On the state level, incumbents and newcomers are vying for about half of the 25 state Senate districts, with the remaining districts up for reelection in 2026.All 51 state House districts have elections every two years. Democrats hold overwhelming supermajorities in both chambers. Several incumbents, such as Democratic state Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole of Kāneʻohe and Republican state Rep. Gene ...
Office of Hawaiian Affairs 2024 election | Hawai'i Public Radio
2024 General Election: For the seat representing Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi, incumbent Luana Alapa will face R. Kunani Nihipali on Election Day in November.Alapa received just under the 50% required to win the seat outright in the primary. In the crowded primary for the at-large seat, incumbent Keliʻi Akina was the top vote-getter with former trustee Lei Ahu Isa trailing behind.
Photos: A closer look at the heart of Lahaina 4 months after deadly ...
Dec 12, 2023 · The heart of Lahaina, the historic town on Maui that burned in a deadly wildfire that killed at least 100 people, reopened Monday to residents and business owners holding day passes.. The renewed access marks an important emotional milestone for victims of the Aug. 8 fire, but much work remains to be done to safely clear properties of burned debris and rebuild.
What does Lahaina look like today? The progress of debris …
Aug 8, 2024 · Lahaina resident Ashley Kahahane remembers the first time she visited her home after the fire. “I was dreading to walk to see it burned. And, you know, it was a hard time to come with the Samaritans and look through, sift through things, and pick up pieces that we never, ever gonna get back," she said.
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The changing of the guard in Washington D.C. next January will bring much uncertainty to long-standing institutions and policies. The Conversation talked to Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green about his concerns about President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet picks.
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HPR-2 - Your home for classical music | Hawai'i Public Radio
The Early Muse. There is a wonderful richness and variety in Western music before the year 1700. Host Ian Capps explores everything from Medieval chant and troubadour songs to the rich polyphony of Renaissance sacred and secular music, and into the Baroque 'revolution' of the 17th century with its invention of the opera, oratorio, ballet and orchestral music as we know it today.