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Hawaii State Ballet's 35th Annual Nutcracker Production - Vimarsana News

Hawaii State Ballet's 35th Annual Nutcracker Production

Hawaii State Ballet is gearing up for a special year as it marks its 40th anniversary and prepares for the 35th annual production of The Nutcracker. The highly anticipated show is scheduled for December 16th and 17th at Kaimuki High School, showcasing the talents of 150 dancers, aged 3 to 18, along with guest artists […]

Source: khon2.com
Letter: Workers struggle with higher rates - Vimarsana News

Letter: Workers struggle with higher rates

The Board of Water Supply’s approval of a more than 50% rate hike is kinda high, isn’t it (“Honolulu Board of Water Supply adopts rate hike of over 50%,” Star-Advertiser, Nov. 28)?

Rearview Mirror: Hawaii institutions mark key anniversaries in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Rearview Mirror: Hawaii institutions mark key anniversaries in 2023

I think it’s important to take notice and congratulate the companies, schools and nonprofit organizations that have managed to stick around and continue to serve the community for 50 or more years.

Road closures kick off in Kalihi and nearby businesses say they are dreading them - Vimarsana News

Road closures kick off in Kalihi and nearby businesses say they are dreading them

All lanes of Kohou Street between Dillingham Boulevard and Kaumualii Street are now closed 24/7 and will be until July of next year.Street parking in the area will also be

Source: kitv.com
Editorial: Protect Waikiki from huge flood - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Protect Waikiki from huge flood

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ reevaluation report on a proposed Ala Wai Canal flood control project contains one big surprise: The project’s full estimated cost has ballooned above $1 billion — more than 50% higher than a $651 million estimate made just two years ago that caused the city to flinch and call for re-evaluation, and three times the estimated cost in 2017.