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States Reach $10.25 Million Settlement With Wireless Carriers Over Advertising Practices

States Reach $10.25 Million Settlement With Wireless Carriers Over Advertising Practices
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Hawaiʻi joins coalition in support of Federal Trade Commission rule outlawing 'junk fees' : Maui Now

Hawai‘i’s Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Office of Consumer Protection and Department of the Attorney General contributed to a comment letter filed Feb. 7 supporting a proposed Trade Regulation Rule on Unfair or Deceptive Fees by the Federal Trade Commission.

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The Latest: 3 Deaths, 103 New Cases; State Lawmakers Remember Billy Kenoi; Mailed Debit Cards OK

Wayne Yoshioka / HPR Updated 1/27/21, 11:58 a.m. Former Hawaiʻi County Mayor Billy Kenoi died Tuesday after a long battle with cancer. He was 52. Governor David Ige called him an energetic and inspirational leader who had a knack for bringing people together. His death is a huge loss for our community. Senate President Ron Kouchi called Kenoi a dedicated public servant who deeply cared about the people of Hawaiʻi. Adding that even in the midst of his own health challenges, Billy continued to inspire those around him with his warm sense of humor and gift of oratory. Kenoi was first elected as mayor of Hawaiʻi County in 2008, and was reelected for a second term.

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The Latest: State Lawmakers Remember Billy Kenoi; Mailed EIP Debit Credit Cards Are OK

Wayne Yoshioka / HPR Updated 1/27/21, 8:46 a.m. Former Hawaiʻi County Mayor Billy Kenoi died Tuesday after a long battle with cancer. He was 52. Governor David Ige called him an energetic and inspirational leader who had a knack for bringing people together. His death is a huge loss for our community. Senate President Ron Kouchi called Kenoi a dedicated public servant who deeply cared about the people of Hawaiʻi. Adding that even in the midst of his own health challenges, Billy continued to inspire those around him with his warm sense of humor and gift of oratory. Kenoi was first elected as mayor of Hawaiʻi County in 2008, and was reelected for a second term.

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