Ahuimanu
Ahuimanu, HI · Business
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Training program aims to foster Hawaiʻi's future farmers
With focus turning towards the future of farming, a new program aims to grow Hawaiʻi’s agricultural workforce. In Hawaiʻi, about 14% of farmers are over the age of 75, which puts the state at the top of the list nationally, where most farmers average around 60 years old.
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Courtyard Marriott Oahu North Shore Talk Story & Makeke: Kahuku Farms
The Courtyard Marriott Oahu North Shore invites the community to its upcoming Talk Story event on Wednesday, October 14, at 6 p.m., featuring Kahuku Farms. The monthly Talk Story program celebrates the stories, people and traditions that make Hawaiʻi special, bringing the community together through engaging conversations, cultural experiences and opportunities to connect with local businesses and organizations.
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Hawaiian Airlines plans to cut 13 jobs as part of Alaska merger
Hawaiian Airlines plans to eliminate 13 jobs on Oahu as a part of its merger with Alaska Airlines. According to a notice filed with the state, the cuts will affect non-union employees at the airline’s corporate headquarters, cargo hangar and Honolulu airport.
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The Conversation: Fostering farming careers; Hawaiʻi’s housing shortage
The Conversation airs weekdays from 11 a.m. to noon on HPR-1. Honolulu Civil Beat’s Stewart Yerton reports on the Hawaiʻi Supreme Court Ruling in favor of a sexual abuse victim from McKinley High School | Full Story. Honolulu Star-Advertiser’s Andrew Gomes reports on Dole Food’s plans to cease...
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New Chinatown Stall Saap Rai Hides a 200-Pound Sausage Secret Behind O'ahu Market's Butchers
Saap Rai brings a Thai-Lao menu to the middle of O‘ahu Market’s butcher counters. The new ten-stool stall, which opened about a month ago, serves dishes including Lao sausage, Penang curry and fried fish fillets. Its name combines common Lao and Thai words meaning “what's delicious?” or “delicious food, no worries.”
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Honolulu Permitting Issues Delay Housing Citywide
While developers put the finishing touches on a new 20-unit apartment building in Reno or Indianapolis, developers of a similar project in Honolulu are still waiting for their permits. And the owners of a new single-family home in Spokane or Colorado Springs can turn the key to their front door...
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Aloha Stadium swap meet vendors adjust to new location
HALAWA (HawaiiNewsNow) - Nearly a year after moving to a lower parking lot at the Aloha Stadium property, swap meet vendors say customers are finding their way to the new location. The move took place Oct. 15 last year, as the stadium was being demolished ahead of a planned rebuild....
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What You’ll Find at The Silos at the Waialua Sugar Mill
Tucked away on the North Shore amid a cluster of old silos, a collection of vibrant, trendy businesses breathes life into a space that shut down its operations 30 years ago. Since 2004, the old Waialua Sugar Mill—once a major supplier of refined sugar in Hawai‘i—has served as the eccentric home to charming small businesses. In past days, the facility housed agricultural workers and tons upon tons of sugar. Now, there’s a growing community of creatives and entrepreneurs, with the silos at the back of the property home to its most recent additions.
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Retail workers give a temperature check on Hawaiʻi's tourist industry
The University of Hawaiʻi’s Economic Research Organization, or UHERO, recently released its economic forecast for quarter 3 of 2026 — and the outlook paints a sobering picture of slow growth and job loss. To see what these economic impacts look like on the ground, HPR traveled to...
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Power restored to nearly all residents in Nanakuli, Waianae
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Over 4,300 residents were without power in Nanakuli and Waianae Friday morning. Hawaiian Electric maps show there were multiple outages in the area, all of them started at 9:30 a.m. As of 11:40 a.m. the maps showed nearly all power has been restored. Reports have come into...
Honolulu Civil Beat
While Honolulu Waits For Permits, These Cities Are Already Building
While developers put the finishing touches on a new 20-unit apartment building in Reno or Indianapolis, developers of a similar project in Honolulu are still waiting for their permits. And the owners of a new single-family home in Spokane or Colorado Springs can turn the key to their front door...
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Honolulu’s Fishcake evolves from gallery to creative hub for small businesses, artists
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Fishcake began as an art gallery and furniture store in 2007, but nearly two decades later, co-founder Maura Fujihira says it has become something much bigger. “Actually, we started because back in those days it was very difficult to have interesting, unique items — I do interior...
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Hamakua Coast sanctuary gives rescued farm animals new life
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - On the Hāmākua Coast of Hawaiʻi Island, a small nonprofit organization is doing big work. Here, farmed animals rescued from natural disasters, or saved from slaughter, neglect or injury get a new lease on life. “Usually they’re medically compromised or they’re super sick. We’ve...
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Jim Carrey lists Maui oceanfront home for $35M
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Jim Carrey’s Maui oceanfront mansion is now on the market. The property is listed at $35 million by local real estate firm Hawaii Life. The nearly 1 acre property on Kihei Road includes a freeform pool with a slide, an elevated spa and a second building with guest quarters sitting on Keawakapu Beach.