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Here are 6 Ways to Get Lucky on Valentine's Day 2024 in Hawaiʻi - Vimarsana News

Here are 6 Ways to Get Lucky on Valentine's Day 2024 in Hawaiʻi

This year Valentine’s Day falls on a Wednesday. Though celebrating on a “school night” probably doesn’t allow for a late night out for most, there are

Big Island Now poll No. 40 results: Vote close between those who agree portions of Maunakea should be be listed as historic places and those who don't : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Big Island Now poll No. 40 results: Vote close between those who agree portions of Maunakea should be be listed as historic places and those who don't : Big Island Now

Out of the total 1,075 votes, 480, or 44%, said yes, of course those lands should be on the historic registers while 454, or 42%, said no, it’s not necessary.

Big Islanders wake up early to get in on Black Friday deals : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Big Islanders wake up early to get in on Black Friday deals : Big Island Now

While it wasn’t crazy, it was still the most wonderful time of year for droves of holiday shoppers in search of deals at Walmart and Target in Hilo.

Business Monday: Brother-sister duo team up for tiny home business : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Business Monday: Brother-sister duo team up for tiny home business : Big Island Now

Brother and sister duo Ellie and Dan Madsen co-own Paradise Tiny Homes together in hopes of bringing affordable homes to the islands.

High-altitude balloon flying over Big Island isn't on spy mission; part of Project Aether : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

High-altitude balloon flying over Big Island isn't on spy mission; part of Project Aether : Big Island Now

The aerial anomaly was no soaring cephalopod. It also wasn’t a Chinese spy balloon or Batman looking for his parking spot, as suggested in other social media posts and replies. The reality behind the object’s appearance that spurred all the chatter is far less imaginative than scientific.