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On March 11, 2020, the city’s first confirmed COVID-19 case was announced, heralding a crisis that has severely impacted how we in Ottawa, as elsewhere, have lived our lives.
Over the past year, the losses have been immense: lives and livelihoods have been extinguished, social gatherings and other freedoms halted, while the society that many of us took for granted has fractured.
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In ways both good and bad, we’ve coped as best we could with these changes, developing new skills or simply finding distractions to bide our time until we’ve wrestled this outbreak to the ground.
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The entire bible in Olelo Hawaii? Thereâs an app for that. A printed version of the bible in Olelo Hawaii. (Source: Partners in Development Foundation) By HNN Staff | December 15, 2020 at 3:53 PM HST - Updated December 15 at 4:38 PM
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - âÊ»I ihola ke Akua, I malamalama; a ua malamalama aÊ»ela.â
Or, for those of you who donât read Olelo Hawaii: âAnd God said, âLet there be light,â and there was light.â
If youâre among those who picked up on the first version of the verse, the popular free app simply called âBibleâ â available in places like the Apple and Google Play app stores â has added Native Hawaiian to its list of 1,300 available languages.