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The state Department of Health is fining the Navy $8.7 million due to sewage discharge violations. DOH's Matt Kurano says the plant could see catastrophic issues down the road if problems are not addressed now. The Conversation's Catherine Cruz has more.
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The state Department of Health is fining the U.S. Navy $8.7 million for dumping untreated, or partially treated, sewage into state waters from its treatment center near Pearl Harbor.
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A Pearl Harbor gate was closed for nearly two hours after a military working dog smelled something suspicious during a routine inspection of a civilian contractor’s vehicle. But explosive ordnance disposal technicians found nothing of concern and the scene was declared clear at 9:30 a.m.
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Tuesday marked the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Every year, military veterans return to Oʻahu to mark the occasion, but the passage of time means there are fewer people with firsthand memories. This year's commemoration could be the last time a large group of survivors is able to attend.
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Sixty-three World War II veterans arrived on Oʻahu on Dec. 3 to begin a week-long commemoration for the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. The youngest veteran in the group is 94 years old.
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The future USS Daniel Inouye has departed Maine's Bath Iron Works and is en route to Hawaiʻi. The ship will eventually be commissioned and stationed at Pearl Harbor.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in visited Hawaiʻi this week as the remains of 68 Korean and six presumed U.S. service members were repatriated during a ceremony at Pearl Harbor. South Korean soldiers who died in the Korean War had been in the possession of the U.S. Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency until Wednesday, when they were placed on a Korean government jet to be returned home.
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A weekend fuel line leak of an estimated 100 gallons at Pearl Harbor has been contained, the Navy said. The latest marine diesel fuel leak occurred Friday, but Hawaiʻi Public Radio has learned of a larger fuel leak dating back to March 2020.
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Executive Director of the Sierra Club of Hawai'i, Marti Townsend, on two fuel leaks at Pearl Harbor coming to light; incoming chair of the Hawai'i Restaurant Association, Sarah Nguyen, on the challenges local restaurants are facing as the state continues to reopen; and Maui chef Sheldon Simeon on his new cookbook and celebrating culture through cuisine.
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HONOLULU — Officials were scheduled to gather in Pearl Harbor on Monday to remember those killed in the 1941 Japanese attack, though public health…