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Army pursues less state land in lease renewal at Hawaii live-fire range - Vimarsana News

Army pursues less state land in lease renewal at Hawaii live-fire range

The Army is proposing renewing a lease for almost 20,000 acres of state land on Hawaii’s Big Island — roughly 14% less land than the original lease — despite the conclusion of an environmental assessment that such use could adversely impact Hawaiian cultural practices and environmental justice.

Asian Creatives Say Different Treatment Due to Race Create Career Roadblocks, Survey Finds - Vimarsana News

Asian Creatives Say Different Treatment Due to Race Create Career Roadblocks, Survey Finds

Many respondents said they had to navigate being both "too Asian" and "not Asian enough" in the entertainment industry

BVSD American Indian Honoring Ceremony | MONDAY MAY 15 - Yellow Scene Magazine - Vimarsana News

BVSD American Indian Honoring Ceremony | MONDAY MAY 15 - Yellow Scene Magazine

BVSD Title VI American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Honoring Ceremony. Monday, May 15th, 2023, 5-7 p.m. Six BVSD American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaii seniors from five BVSD high schools will be honored.

Path forward for Thirty Meter Telescope, Mauna Kea begins to emerge - Vimarsana News

Path forward for Thirty Meter Telescope, Mauna Kea begins to emerge

A new oversight board with a state mandate to manage the sacred mountaintop includes representatives from astronomical observatories and Native Hawaiian communities.

Path forward for Thirty Meter Telescope, Mauna Kea begins to emerge - Vimarsana News

Path forward for Thirty Meter Telescope, Mauna Kea begins to emerge

A new oversight board with a state mandate to manage the sacred mountaintop includes representatives from astronomical observatories and Native Hawaiian communities.