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State Rep. Patrick Branco is introducing a bill that makes advertising for unlicensed goods and services illegal. HB1516 affects businesses without state or county licensing.
Tour Eiffel: des tests antigéniques pour les visiteurs sans pass sanitaire Le Depuis vendredi, le monument a reçu entre 10.000 et 13.000 touristes par jour, soit le niveau espéré qui correspond à la moitié de sa fréquentation estivale habituelle. La Tour Eiffel va proposer des tests antigéniques à ses visiteurs dépourvus de pass sanitaire anti-Covid dès ce mercredi, jour de l'entrée en vigueur de cette mesure dans les lieux culturels ou de loisirs recevant au moins 50 personnes, a annoncé mardi son gérant à l'AFP. Dès 08h30 mercredi, soit une h...
Hawaii Business Magazine May 12, 2021 If you bought a single bitcoin for $1,000 in February 2017 and sold it four years later, you’d pocket around $50,000. But, if you lived in Hawai‘i, you probably didn’t buy Bitcoin after February 2017. That month, the digital currency exchange Coinbase ceased operations in Hawai‘i, blaming over-regulation. Local residents were given 30 days to transfer or sell their digital currency and close their accounts. Since then, digital currency exchanges have struggled to operate in Hawai‘i, but a pilot program started in 2020 opened the door for their r...
Health officials urge caution as states ease COVID-19 restrictions Last Updated Mar 5, 2021 7:11 PM EST There are glimpses of post-pandemic life across America. People are eager to get back to normal, but health experts say now is not the time to let our guard down. Arizona is ending restrictions on bars and restaurants and allowing baseball fans to attend spring training. Connecticut announced plans to lift capacity limits on most businesses. Atlanta is ready to host the NBA All-Star Game, with fans pouring in from out of state. Elsewhere, children are returning to classrooms. S...
Hawaii resolution explores new management for Mauna Kea By AUDREY McAVOYFebruary 26, 2021 GMT HONOLULU (AP) — Two Hawaii legislative committees on Thursday passed a resolution creating a working group to develop recommendations for new management of the state’s tallest mountain, Mauna Kea. The peak is the site of a years-long dispute between those who support conducting world-leading astronomy research there and those who believe the modern telescopes desecrate a place many Native Hawaiians believe is sacred. The University of Hawaii currently manages the summit under a 65-year lease fr...