10.10.2022
TOP STORY
Bank of Hawai‘i signs endorsement deals with 42 local athletes
This type of arrangement was made possible in July 2021, when the NCAA changed its rules and permitted student-athletes to benefit individually from the use of their name, image or likeness. The college athletes will serve as ambassadors to help promote bank programs and to spread goodwill throughout the community.
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LOCAL NEWS
Former resident physician accuses Hilo Medical Center of breastfeeding discrimination
Adrianne Haack says she received comments from coworkers and supervisors about her lactation schedule, and was given extra work. She was terminated a little over a year into her residency program.
Hawai‘i Public Radio
Construction begins on pedestrian crossing beacons in Kalihi area
Construction started this morning at the intersection of King Street and Richard Lane on the first of three planned pedestrian crossing beacons. Construction runs Monday through Friday until Nov. 10.
KITV4
UK woman travels 7,000 miles to Hawai‘i to scatter hamster’s ashes
In March, Lisa Murray-Lang’s beloved pet hamster, Spud, died at 3 years and 5 months old. That’s the equivalent of about 138 human years, she says. To mark the hamster’s passing, she brought his ashes to Waikīkī for scattering.
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HAWAII BUSINESS MAGAZINE
The Reality of Abortion in Hawai‘i
Abortion is legal in the Islands, but access and support fall short. Khara Jabola-Carolus of the State Commission on the Status of Women explains what women really need ...read more.
ANNOUNCEMENTS & UPDATES
Technology platform Pressto partners with Honolulu mayor to start journalism program for O‘ahu students
The program allows students to report on briefs alongside other members of the media that work with Mayor Rick Blangiardi’s office. Pressto is looking for teachers across O‘ahu to participate in the Junior Journalism program, which supports media literacy, better writing and meaningful connections to the community.
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TODAY'S HAWAIʻI VIEWS
An ‘auku’u, or black-crowned night heron, at the Hanalei Wildlife Refuge.
Photo credit: David Croxford
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