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Former Hawai‘i health director Dr. Elizabeth "Libby" Char may return to the state government. But this time, as an outside consultant tasked with developing a Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) program at public high schools.
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The state finished distributing all tax refunds to residents who filed their 2021 tax returns on time.
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First Lady Dawn Ige expresses gratitude that she could tap into her time in the public schools as an educator to help children in the classroom during the health and economic crisis. She made more than 200 school visits during her time and feels confident about what teachers are doing to help students thrive.
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Gov. David Ige is rounding third base and heading toward home as his last day in office approaches. The Conversation's Catherine Cruz talked to him at a softball field where his children used to play. Ige shared his final thoughts on navigating the pandemic, Red Hill, Aloha Stadium and more.
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Gov. David Ige reflects on past and future; Storycorps Military Voices Initiative reveals painful truths; Big Island cowboy talks about the ranching heritage
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Gov. David Ige and the Consul General of Israel in Los Angeles Hillel Newman signed a joint declaration last week, establishing a partnership for economic and educational exchange between the two governments.
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Gov. David Ige has signed an executive order that aims to prevent other states from punishing their residents who get an abortion in the islands. It also aims to stop other states from sanctioning doctors and nurses who provide such care in Hawaiʻi.
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The news that Gov. David Ige may be moving in another direction when it comes to the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District certainly caught many people by surprise.
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COVID-19 emergency payments for food assistance will be extended through the middle of November. Governor David Ige has signed an emergency proclamation that lengthens the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program's disaster emergency relief period.
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Gov. David Ige issued a fourth emergency proclamation for the axis deer crisis in Maui County. The invasive species has grown to approximately 60,000 or more deers despite efforts to control its population. The axis deers are moving into agricultural and residential areas in search of food and water.