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The Conversation: DMV stares down backlog of expired licenses; Domestic violence on the rise during the pandemic

Published October 4, 2021 at 1:32 PM HST

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Nola Miyasaki, Director of Honolulu County's Office of Customer Services is urging people to make appointments to renew their driver's licenses as soon as possible | Full Article
Child & Family Service Program Administrator Robert Boyack warns that domestic violence incidences have become more volatile during the pandemic | Full Segment
Honolulu Civil Beat reporter Stewart Yerton has the latest on the mission to save Hawaiʻi's banana industry | Full Article
We check in with Wahiawa Extension Agent Jensen Uyeda about a grant to expand efforts to turn garlic into a commercial crop| Full Article

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