According to a recent report by the state, the number of
cattle raised in Hawaii
decreased steadily for about thirty years, starting in 1970. There’s been a bit
of an increase since about 2002, and today cattle are raised on each of the
major islands. But on Hawaii Island, the
industry is facing some challenges to its growth. HPR’s Sherry Bracken reports.
Hawaii Island will be
getting more than $100 million dollars in airport upgrades. That word
came from a state official who says most of the work will be done in
Kona. HPR's Sherry Bracken has more on the story.
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Two years ago Keauhou
Bay was slammed by the tsunami. Waves in the bay destroyed, among other
things, three commercial properties at Keauhou Pier. Now, only one of
those businesses is back in operation. HPR's Sherry Bracken talked to the
commercial operators and to the property's owner, and has the story.
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Two years ago, a brutal tsunami ripped through northern
Japan. That same wave damaged parts of the Big Island. While
downtown Kailua Village has returned to normal, other areas have not made it
all the way back. That includes a resort north of Kailua Kona.
HPR's Sherry Bracken has an update on recovery issues.
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One of the most noteworthy telescopes atop Mauna Kea is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. There are several events on the Big
Island--from a scientific conference to fundraisers to a free open house. From Hawaii Island, HPR's Sherry Bracken
tells us more.
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