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The Days Of The Army Leasing Land In Hawaii For $1 Are Likely Over. But What's Next? - Vimarsana News

The Days Of The Army Leasing Land In Hawaii For $1 Are Likely Over. But What's Next?

The Board of Land and Natural Resources is trying to determine how the state should value thousands of acres long used for military training before leases expire.

Dems To NOAA: Hold Wespac Accountable For Misspending Nearly $1 Million - Vimarsana News

Dems To NOAA: Hold Wespac Accountable For Misspending Nearly $1 Million

Members of Congress sent a letter seeking accountability for the fishery council's "transgressions."

Advocates see gains in efforts to reclaim Makua Valley from Army - Vimarsana News

Advocates see gains in efforts to reclaim Makua Valley from Army

The valley is one of the most controversial of the military’s training grounds in the islands, and holds particular significance for Hawaiian cultural practitioners. In Hawaiian, “makua” means “parent,” and the valley is considered the place where human life was first created, according to oral tradition.

Advocates see gains in efforts to reclaim Makua Valley from Army - Vimarsana News

Advocates see gains in efforts to reclaim Makua Valley from Army

The valley is one of the most controversial of the military’s training grounds in the islands and holds particular significance for Hawaiian cultural practitioners.

DHHL must make real progress now - Vimarsana News

DHHL must make real progress now

On Wednesday, the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL) ceremonially broke ground on a $17 million project to install infrastructure for 161 lots, build 137 turnkey homes and make 24 vacant lots build-ready for Native Hawaiian beneficiaries in Waikapu, Maui.