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Hawaii Kai outage: Lawmakers ask HECO for 'better job' - Vimarsana News

Hawaii Kai outage: Lawmakers ask HECO for 'better job'

Hawaiian Electric said overgrowth of albizia trees that are choking power lines along the base of the Koolau Mountains are to blame for recent power outages in East Honolulu.

Source: khon2.com
Hawaii forced to remove historic attraction due to influencers - Vimarsana News

Hawaii forced to remove historic attraction due to influencers

Tresspassing by hikers taking photos at iconic site has forced authorities to start dismantling the Haiku Stairs from mountain ridge

Hawaiian-Born Sumo Legend Akebono Taro Dies At The Age Of 54 In Tokyo, Japan - Vimarsana News

Hawaiian-Born Sumo Legend Akebono Taro Dies At The Age Of 54 In Tokyo, Japan

Sumo wrestling great Akebono Taro has died. He was 54.

State recruits survivor of 1,000-foot fall from Koolaus for hiking safety PSA - Vimarsana News

State recruits survivor of 1,000-foot fall from Koolaus for hiking safety PSA

Ian Snyder, a visitor from California, in December survived a 1,000-foot fall off the Koolau Mountains and had been in and out of consciousness at the base of a waterfall for three days before first responders located and rescued him.

Hiker who fell 1,000 feet while on vacation in Hawaiʻi, records cautionary PSA : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Hiker who fell 1,000 feet while on vacation in Hawaiʻi, records cautionary PSA : Maui Now

The 34-year-old man made international headlines after surviving a 1,000-foot fall off the Ko‘olau Mountains and lay dazed and alone at the base of a waterfall for three days before he was rescued, according to the state Department of Land and Natural Resources. “All things considered,” is an understatement.