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https://governor.hawaii.gov/newsroom/for...-projects/ Office of the Governor Governor Josh Green, M.D. Ke Keʻena O Ke Kiaʻāina FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: HAWAIʻI TO RECEIVE $18.5 MILLION TO FUND GRID RESILIENCE AND HAZARD MITIGATION PROJECTS ..."The funding, which comes from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) under its Hazard Mitigation Grants Program (HMGP) and the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program, will support five projects scheduled for completion between 2027 and 2029. These projects will focus on identifying and mitigating the rising occurrence of risks to the electrical grid from natural hazards such as wildfires, flooding, and hurricanes. “This partnership with Hawaiian Electric and FEMA will help the state become more resilient to weather events that increasingly pose a significant threat to energy infrastructure across Hawaii’s six independent grids,” said Hawaiʻi’s Chief Energy Officer Mark [Free Gas] Glick. “The investments will improve the resilience of Hawaiʻi’s energy infrastructure and ensure a reliable power supply to critical community facilities when needed.” “It’s critical to work together as partners to address the many hazards we face in Hawaiʻi. This collaborative effort will result in stronger, more resilient electric systems that will improve service to the communities we serve,” said Colton Ching, Senior Vice President of Planning & Technology... [Investments in Big Island include:] ..."2. Distribution Digital T

https://governor.hawaii.gov/newsroom/for...-projects/ Office of the Governor Governor Josh Green, M.D. Ke Keʻena O Ke Kiaʻāina FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: HAWAIʻI TO RECEIVE $18.5 MILLION TO FUND GRID RESILIENCE AND HAZARD MITIGATION PROJECTS ..."The funding, which comes from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) under its Hazard Mitigation Grants Program (HMGP) and the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program, will support five projects scheduled for completion between 2027 and 2029. These projects will focus on identifying and mitigating the rising occurrence of risks to the electrical grid from natural hazards such as wildfires, flooding, and hurricanes. “This partnership with Hawaiian Electric and FEMA will help the state become more resilient to weather events that increasingly pose a significant threat to energy infrastructure across Hawaii’s six independent grids,” said Hawaiʻi’s Chief Energy Officer Mark [Free Gas] Glick. “The investments will improve the resilience of Hawaiʻi’s energy infrastructure and ensure a reliable power supply to critical community facilities when needed.” “It’s critical to work together as partners to address the many hazards we face in Hawaiʻi. This collaborative effort will result in stronger, more resilient electric systems that will improve service to the communities we serve,” said Colton Ching, Senior Vice President of Planning & Technology... [Investments in Big Island include:] ..."2. Distribution Digital T

I'm fixing my new house in HPP on the sunbelt and I'm about to order flooring. I found some Revwood Plus laminate that we love but I don't know how it will hold up in a non-A/C house on concrete. I'll be overlaying it on existing tile. I saw 2 previous posts about this from over 10 years ago but I didn't see a consensus. Will I regret this in 5 years? I don't really like plastic floors which is why I'm resistant to LVP, but I'm more resistant to a floor I need to replace in 5 years. Anyone with real experience and advice would be appreciated!

I'm fixing my new house in HPP on the sunbelt and I'm about to order flooring. I found some Revwood Plus laminate that we love but I don't know how it will hold up in a non-A/C house on concrete. I'll be overlaying it on existing tile. I saw 2 previous posts about this from over 10 years ago but I didn't see a consensus. Will I regret this in 5 years? I don't really like plastic floors which is why I'm resistant to LVP, but I'm more resistant to a floor I need to replace in 5 years. Anyone with real experience and advice would be appreciated!

https://governor.hawaii.gov/newsroom/for...-projects/ Office of the Governor Governor Josh Green, M.D. Ke Keʻena O Ke Kiaʻāina FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: HAWAIʻI TO RECEIVE $18.5 MILLION TO FUND GRID RESILIENCE AND HAZARD MITIGATION PROJECTS ..."The funding, which comes from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) under its Hazard Mitigation Grants Program (HMGP) and the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program, will support five projects scheduled for completion between 2027 and 2029. These projects will focus on identifying and mitigating the rising occurrence of risks to the electrical grid from natural hazards such as wildfires, flooding, and hurricanes. “This partnership with Hawaiian Electric and FEMA will help the state become more resilient to weather events that increasingly pose a significant threat to energy infrastructure across Hawaii’s six independent grids,” said Hawaiʻi’s Chief Energy Officer Mark [Free Gas] Glick. “The investments will improve the resilience of Hawaiʻi’s energy infrastructure and ensure a reliable power supply to critical community facilities when needed.” “It’s critical to work together as partners to address the many hazards we face in Hawaiʻi. This collaborative effort will result in stronger, more resilient electric systems that will improve service to the communities we serve,” said Colton Ching, Senior Vice President of Planning & Technology... [Investments in Big Island include:] ..."2. Distribution Digital T

I'm fixing my new house in HPP on the sunbelt and I'm about to order flooring. I found some Revwood Plus laminate that we love but I don't know how it will hold up in a non-A/C house on concrete. I'll be overlaying it on existing tile. I saw 2 previous posts about this from over 10 years ago but I didn't see a consensus. Will I regret this in 5 years? I don't really like plastic floors which is why I'm resistant to LVP, but I'm more resistant to a floor I need to replace in 5 years. Anyone with real experience and advice would be appreciated!

I'm contemplating returning my vehicle under Hawaii's lemon law. I won't go into the details why because it's probably not a good idea with potential future litigation, but needless to say the dealership sold me a new car that they have been unable to repair a manufacturing defect under warranty. I've consulted AI and the RICO web site with the Hawaii lemon law procedure, so I don't need any regurgitated information, I'm wondering if anybody has actually been through the process and has any useful anecdotes or experiences to share.

I'm contemplating returning my vehicle under Hawaii's lemon law. I won't go into the details why because it's probably not a good idea with potential future litigation, but needless to say the dealership sold me a new car that they have been unable to repair a manufacturing defect under warranty. I've consulted AI and the RICO web site with the Hawaii lemon law procedure, so I don't need any regurgitated information, I'm wondering if anybody has actually been through the process and has any useful anecdotes or experiences to share.

I'm contemplating returning my vehicle under Hawaii's lemon law. I won't go into the details why because it's probably not a good idea with potential future litigation, but needless to say the dealership sold me a new car that they have been unable to repair a manufacturing defect under warranty. I've consulted AI and the RICO web site with the Hawaii lemon law procedure, so I don't need any regurgitated information, I'm wondering if anybody has actually been through the process and has any useful anecdotes or experiences to share.

Long time country music performer Dolly Parton has passed away. With a long and storied connection to Hawaii, her loss will be unforgettable. Family announces death of Dolly Parton

Long time country music performer Dolly Parton has passed away. With a long and storied connection to Hawaii, her loss will be unforgettable. Family announces death of Dolly Parton

Long time country music performer Dolly Parton has passed away. With a long and storied connection to Hawaii, her loss will be unforgettable. Family announces death of Dolly Parton