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KGO ABC7 News 600AM August 7, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KGO ABC7 News 600AM August 7, 2016

56 degrees with san jose at 55. You can see 48 novato, the cool spot. Almeda 56 and san carlos 54. You see a thin layer of clouds this morning. Thinner than yesterday. You look at your twelve hour day planner, we are going to warm into the upper 50s, upper 60s and low 70s by noon. 50s at the coast by 4 00. Low 70s to low 80s around the bay and inland. Looks like below average but more sunshine today, cornell. Mike, see you soon. In developing newses a nineyearold boy is in Critical Condition this morning after eating possibly druglaced candy. 14 people, 7 adults and others were hospitalize add...

See renderings for BYU–Hawaii's new welcome center - Vimarsana News

See renderings for BYU–Hawaii's new welcome center

Five new buildings at the center of BYU–Hawaii’s campus will include a new welcome center, courtyard, offices and auditorium.

Kokua Line: Can Hawaiians still sign up for Alzheimer's study? - Vimarsana News

Kokua Line: Can Hawaiians still sign up for Alzheimer's study?

Question: Regarding last week’s story about the study underway of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders, is it possible to enroll in the research project at this stage

Pioneering study shows prevalence of Alzheimer's disease in Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Populations | Local - Vimarsana News

Pioneering study shows prevalence of Alzheimer's disease in Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Populations | Local

Alzheimer’s researchers from Brigham Young University say, considering the notable prevalence of conditions such as Type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol and hypertension within these communities, this suggests an increased risk,

Source: kitv.com
Keeping everyone safe while upgrading the campus - Vimarsana News

Keeping everyone safe while upgrading the campus

With buildings being torn down as BYU–Hawaii continues upgrading the campus, BYUH Operations Vice President Kevin Schlag said members of the University ohana have been asking questions about possible hazards due to demolition. However, both Schlag and the Church’s Special Projects Department Site Project Manager Jeff Packer said any hazardous materials are being properly removed and thrown away according to regulations, and there is nothing to be concerned about.

Source: byuh.edu