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Someone should tell Eastwood baseball coach Kevin Leady he deserves a much-needed vacation.  Next year’s baseball season is going to be filled with high expectations, and he will have to prepare for that.  This year, his team went 26-4, tying a school record for wins, but it came with growing pains. Next spring, he gets nearly his entire team back. Eastwood finished second in the Northern Buckeye Conference at 11-3, but two of Eastwood’s league losses were in back-to-back games where t...

Andrew Arnston’s bat leads Eastwood to 10-0 start Published by sports@presspub... on Thu, 04/15/2021 - 1:51pm By:  J. Patrick Eaken Eastwood base runner Isaac Badenhop slides into second during the Eagles 8-0 non-league victory over visiting Northwood. (Press photo by Lee Welch/www.FamilyPhotoGroup.com) In Eastwood’s 5-4 non-league win over Maumee, junior catcher Andrew Arnston belted a two-run homer to the deepest part of the Panthers’ field in th...

March 9, 2021 The College of Engineering’s Kessler Fellows program welcomed 20 new student entrepreneurs to its latest cohort, where they will explore entrepreneurship through academic coursework, mentorship with entrepreneurs in residence and a summer internship with a successful startup of their choice. This year, the program expanded to include Cornell juniors from all disciplines interested in entrepreneurship – it was previously limited to STEM students – bringing a myriad of academi...

Dont Impede Access To Public Lands In Waipio Valley - Honolulu Civil Beat Banning pedestrians from the road into the valley runs contrary to state and county law. About the Author Ed Johnston is a retired horticulturist who lives in Pepeekeo. In the 1990s, he was active in the five-year effort to open the shoreline access to Onomea Bay, now part of the statewide Na Ala Hele trail system. On Wednesday, Dec. 23, the Hawaii County Council will consider a bill banning most pedestrians from the road...

Big Island Considers Banning Pedestrians On Road To Waipio Valley - Honolulu Civil Beat Opponents say closing the road would prevent people from using public lands. Reading time: 5 minutes. Hawaii County is considering restricting public access to a popular, scenic destination many consider culturally sacred. The goal of Bill 217 is to protect Waipio Valley and mitigate safety hazards by closing the single-lane road from the lookout area to the valley floor to pedestrians, according to former ...