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Urban spelunking: Tosa Theater / soon to reopen Rosebud Cinema Drafthouse - Vimarsana News

Urban spelunking: Tosa Theater / soon to reopen Rosebud Cinema Drafthouse

As the Rosebud prepares to reopen in East Tosa after three years, we look at its past, present and future.

'Bad actor' nurseries targeted by officials over little fire ant infestations - Vimarsana News

'Bad actor' nurseries targeted by officials over little fire ant infestations

The state Department of Agriculture is moving to take legal action against a handful of “bad actors,” nurseries that are aware they have an infestation of little fire ants but are doing nothing about it.

First live coconut rhinoceros beetles found on Maui, experts argue more needs to be done - Vimarsana News

First live coconut rhinoceros beetles found on Maui, experts argue more needs to be done

HONOLULU (KHON2) — The first live coconut rhinoceros beetles have been found on Maui, according to the agriculture department. The announcement was made on Wednesday, Nov. 22 during a senate informational meeting on invasive species in Hawaii. Experts argued more needs to be done to quarantine any and all invasive species in the state. The […]

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Agriculture Department to discuss rules for invasive species - Vimarsana News

Agriculture Department to discuss rules for invasive species

Concerns over how to control damaging invasive species, including little fire ants, continue to intensify as the state Department of Agriculture discusses rules for the pests.

Letter: Tell consumers which nurseries have fire ants - Vimarsana News

Letter: Tell consumers which nurseries have fire ants

Regarding the article, “Infestation spreading on Oahu,” Star-Advertiser, Nov. 6): Your reporter quotes Christy Martin at the University of Hawaii-Manoa’s Coordinating Group on Alien Pest Species: “We know there are infested nurseries right now selling infested plants and materials.”