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Bytemarks Cafe (5/16): The Startup Weekend Honolulu Winners
Bytemarks Cafe (5/16): First the Geeks look at the latest tech news and happenings in Hawaii and beyond. Then they're joined by Jason Martin from Secure DNA to discuss a security conference called...
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"Folk Music Lives" in the Atherton on June 9th
THE TRIBUTE IS TO FOLK MUSIC, THE EMPHASIS IS ON BURL IVES;Keith Haugen, Frank Uehara Link Up For Traditional Atherton Gathering Including Sing-Alongs
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Patrick Landeza's Atherton Debut Set for Sat., May 26th
PATRICK LANDEZA MAKES ATHERTON DEBUT ON SAT., MAY 26TH;New CD “Kama‘alua” Makes Statement About Cultural Identity
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James Ronstadt, Taylor Kaaina Set Concert for Sat., May 19th
RONSTADT AND TAYLOR SET ATHERTON CONCERT FOR SATURDAY, MAY 19TH;Local Blues Experts Team For Eclectic Evening of Classic Oldies and Original Work
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HPR Thanks 'Challenge 2012' Food and Thank You Gift Donors
Hawaii Public Radio is independently owned and operated thanks almost entirely to the support of members.  The businesses and individuals listed below helped fuel the efforts of our most recent...
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HPR Launches Rebranding With HPR-1 and HPR-2
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News Department

Farrington’s Green Machines Celebrate National Bike Month
Noe Tanigawa
Wednesday, May 16 2012
  
State Historic Preservation Division Seeks Input
Nikki Motson
Wednesday, May 16 2012
The State Historic Preservation Division wants to hear from residents as they craft a new historic preservation plan. The office is seeking input from residents on how to best define and set...
County Council OKs County Budget --- For Now
Hawaii Island
Wednesday, May 16 2012
The Hawaii County Council has given its tentative okay to Mayor Billy Kenoi’s budget as submitted, but that may change.   HPR’s Sherry Bracken reports.
In South Korea, 80% of Teachers Dissatisfied
Asia Minute
Wednesday, May 16 2012
Teachers are struggling with declining morale. Increasingly, many are leaving the profession entirely---or thinking about it. These are not teachers in Hawaii---but in South Korea. HPR’s Bill Dorman...
Community Traffic Awareness Program in Mo'ili'ili
Wayne Yoshioka
Tuesday, May 15 2012
According to the State Department of Health … one-fourth of all pedestrian accidents statewide involve schoolchildren ages 5 to 18 … and half those incidents involve a child under 12 years old.