Hey All, I've been buying the Fresh Frozen Ahi from the local grocery in Hilo. Not going to say the name but everyone knows the one at Puainako. I've read that the Vietnamese Tuna is treated with Carbon Monoxide and may have been handled improperly. I've never gotten sick tho. It's half the price of fresh local Ahi. I was wondering if anyone else was buying it? Thoughts? Thanks in advance for replies. Aloha KW
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Hey All, I've been buying the Fresh Frozen Ahi from the local grocery in Hilo. Not going to say the name but everyone knows the one at Puainako. I've read that the Vietnamese Tuna is treated with Carbon Monoxide and may have been handled improperly. I've never gotten sick tho. It's half the price of fresh local Ahi. I was wondering if anyone else was buying it? Thoughts? Thanks in advance for replies. Aloha KW
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There is a forum on Facebook focusing on stolen merchandise, missing persons, and missing pets. It is sad how many unsolved cases exist on the Big Island. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1022338047800579/ There is also a companion group (Stolen Stuff Hawaii) based in Oahu. I noticed a lot of shots of possible suspects in a some posts. I'll let our resident in-house attorney at large comment on whether there are legal consequences in posting hearsay claims.
There is a forum on Facebook focusing on stolen merchandise, missing persons, and missing pets. It is sad how many unsolved cases exist on the Big Island. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1022338047800579/ There is also a companion group (Stolen Stuff Hawaii) based in Oahu. I noticed a lot of shots of possible suspects in a some posts. I'll let our resident in-house attorney at large comment on whether there are legal consequences in posting hearsay claims.
There is a forum on Facebook focusing on stolen merchandise, missing persons, and missing pets. It is sad how many unsolved cases exist on the Big Island. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1022338047800579/ There is also a companion group (Stolen Stuff Hawaii) based in Oahu. I noticed a lot of shots of possible suspects in a some posts. I'll let our resident in-house attorney at large comment on whether there are legal consequences in posting hearsay claims.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 7, 2026 The County of Hawaiʻi announces that the online registration platform for Transient Vacation Rentals (TVR) is now live. The new online platform makes registration faster and easier for TVR operators. People and businesses renting out rooms, houses, condos, or similar shelter to transients for fewer than 180 consecutive days, whether hosted, unhosted, or in the person's home, are required to register their TVR with the County. Registration provides the County and the public with current information about transient rental operations throughout Hawaiʻi Island and furthers the enforcement of County requirements such as parking and timeframes for responding to neighbor complaints. Existing TVRs with valid permits (STVRs, NUCs, and B&Bs) prior to Sept. 1 are deemed registered and will be sent an email with further instructions. New TVR operators now register their rental online through the County’s TVR registration platform. To register a TVR: https://portal.deckard.com/hi-hawaii-str-portal . For information about TVR registration requirements, resources, and guidance, please visit the Planning Department’s Transient Vacation Rentals webpage: https://www.planning.hawaiicounty.gov/re...on-rentals . A TVR Frequently Asked Questions sheet is also available on the Planning Department’s TVR webpage to help operators navigate the registration process and answer common questions.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 7, 2026 The County of Hawaiʻi announces that the online registration platform for Transient Vacation Rentals (TVR) is now live. The new online platform makes registration faster and easier for TVR operators. People and businesses renting out rooms, houses, condos, or similar shelter to transients for fewer than 180 consecutive days, whether hosted, unhosted, or in the person's home, are required to register their TVR with the County. Registration provides the County and the public with current information about transient rental operations throughout Hawaiʻi Island and furthers the enforcement of County requirements such as parking and timeframes for responding to neighbor complaints. Existing TVRs with valid permits (STVRs, NUCs, and B&Bs) prior to Sept. 1 are deemed registered and will be sent an email with further instructions. New TVR operators now register their rental online through the County’s TVR registration platform. To register a TVR: https://portal.deckard.com/hi-hawaii-str-portal . For information about TVR registration requirements, resources, and guidance, please visit the Planning Department’s Transient Vacation Rentals webpage: https://www.planning.hawaiicounty.gov/re...on-rentals . A TVR Frequently Asked Questions sheet is also available on the Planning Department’s TVR webpage to help operators navigate the registration process and answer common questions.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 7, 2026 The County of Hawaiʻi announces that the online registration platform for Transient Vacation Rentals (TVR) is now live. The new online platform makes registration faster and easier for TVR operators. People and businesses renting out rooms, houses, condos, or similar shelter to transients for fewer than 180 consecutive days, whether hosted, unhosted, or in the person's home, are required to register their TVR with the County. Registration provides the County and the public with current information about transient rental operations throughout Hawaiʻi Island and furthers the enforcement of County requirements such as parking and timeframes for responding to neighbor complaints. Existing TVRs with valid permits (STVRs, NUCs, and B&Bs) prior to Sept. 1 are deemed registered and will be sent an email with further instructions. New TVR operators now register their rental online through the County’s TVR registration platform. To register a TVR: https://portal.deckard.com/hi-hawaii-str-portal . For information about TVR registration requirements, resources, and guidance, please visit the Planning Department’s Transient Vacation Rentals webpage: https://www.planning.hawaiicounty.gov/re...on-rentals . A TVR Frequently Asked Questions sheet is also available on the Planning Department’s TVR webpage to help operators navigate the registration process and answer common questions.
“You never really realize how shitty it is to not get your mail, until it actually happens," https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...ivery-usps
“You never really realize how shitty it is to not get your mail, until it actually happens," https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...ivery-usps
“You never really realize how shitty it is to not get your mail, until it actually happens," https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...ivery-usps
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