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Party officials in Catoosa county required would-be commissioners to answer a series of ideological questions

Party officials in Catoosa county required would-be commissioners to answer a series of ideological questions

Charles Nahale spent days sleeping in his car and whatever chairs that he could find after fleeing for his life from the Lahaina fire that razed the old Hawaiian family compound where he rented an ohana unit on Front Street.

"But we are starting to see an uptick in tourists," Duke's Beach House general manager Nick Ware said. "If you're going to come to Maui, you know, don't go party too hard. There's a lot of grief here. Don't take pictures or ask personal questions."

Republican voting officials Kay Tyner and Colleen Vera took the stand for the plaintiff, former Judge Erin Lunceford, in Lunceford’s election challenge lawsuit against Judge Tamika Craft. Lunceford is seeking a new election in Harris County’s 189th Judicial District Court.

This first case involves a challenge by a Republican former judge, Erin Lunceford, who ran for district court judge and lost to Democrat Tamika “Tami” Craft by a margin of 2,743 votes.

The performances will run Nov. 4-6 at Sturgis High School.

KAANAPALI — Duke’s Beach House recently recognized the Educator of the Month recipients at Princess Nahi‘ena‘ena Elementary School. Each recipient was

It is what executive producer and contributor James Cameron describes as the “Titanic’s last, great untold story.”  New documentary  , which will be released in cinemas across China on April 16, sees director Arthur Jones, lead researcher Steven Schwankert and their international team go in search of the ship’s lost Chinese passengers, uncovering an extraordinary tale of survival and dignity in the face of racism and anti-immigrant policy that reverberates today. Englishman Jones fi...

Duke’s recognizes staff at Princess Nahi‘ena‘ena Elementary School By Staff | Mar 5, 2021 KAANAPALI — Duke’s Beach House recently recognized the Educator of the Month Recipients at Princess Nahi’ena’ena Elementary School. Each recipient was presented with an engraved box and a $100 certificate to Duke’s Beach House. The following educators were celebrated for their outstanding work: Irene Tihada, July 2020; Claire Dobson, August 2020; Suzanne Walters, September 2020...