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David Y Ige | DLNR News Release: NINE HIKERS CITED FOR TRESPASS ON 22nd ANNIVERSARY OF MOTHER S DAY TRAGEDY

Home » Latest News, Newsroom » DLNR News Release: NINE HIKERS CITED FOR TRESPASS ON 22nd ANNIVERSARY OF MOTHER’S DAY TRAGEDY DLNR News Release: NINE HIKERS CITED FOR TRESPASS ON 22nd ANNIVERSARY OF MOTHER’S DAY TRAGEDY Posted on May 9, 2021 in Latest News, Newsroom (HONOLULU) – Officers from the DLNR Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement (DOCARE) regularly patrol Sacred Falls State Park, though each Mother’s Day for the last 22-years, their efforts take on extra importance and meaning. On Mother’s Day, May 9, 1999, eight people were killed and nearly three dozen were hurt when rocks tumbled down the waterfall’s steep cliffs. The victims were caught off-guard, as it’s impossible to predict when rockfalls will occur, not only at Sacred Falls, but at many of Hawai‘i’s highly sought-after waterfalls.

Here s Why It s So Hard To Reshape Hawaii s Tourism Industry

Here s Why It s So Hard To Reshape Hawaii s Tourism Industry - Honolulu Civil Beat Policymakers fear jeopardizing the industry’s recovery from the pandemic because Hawaii needs the jobs back. Reading time: 8 minutes. As recently as early 2020, before COVID-19 wrecked the state’s economy, Hawaii was grappling with a problem much different from today’s economic challenges. The question then was what to do about ever-growing hordes of tourists. The 250,000 visitors in Hawaii each day equaled nearly a fifth of the state’s population. And residents’ attitudes toward them were plummeting, as visitors took over beaches, hiking trails and homes in neighborhoods that had become meccas for vacation rentals.

South Jersey/Philly things to do: Car show, theater, antiques, mystery

The farm is at 133 Church Road. For reservations or information, call (609) 654-8643 or visit johnsonsfarm.com.  Concerts continue at the Levoy Theatre MILLVILLE - The Levoy Theatre plans to offer a variety of performances in the coming months. The schedule, through June 4, includes: Laurel Canyon Band, a tribute to Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, 6 and 9 p.m. April 17, tickets $35 and $45. Broken Arrow, a tribute to Neil Young, 6 and 9 p.m. April 24, tickets $35 and $45. The E Street Shuffle, a tribute to the Boss/Springsteen, 6 and 9 p.m. May 1, tickets $35 and $45. The PettyBreakers, a tribute to Tom Petty, 8 p.m. May 22, tickets $29 to $34.

David Y Ige | HAWAI I COVID-19 JOINT INFORMATION CENTER DAILY NEWS DIGEST March 11, 2021

Home » COVID-19, Latest News, Newsroom, Press Releases » HAWAI‘I COVID-19 JOINT INFORMATION CENTER DAILY NEWS DIGEST March 11, 2021 HAWAI‘I COVID-19 JOINT INFORMATION CENTER DAILY NEWS DIGEST March 11, 2021 Posted on Mar 11, 2021 in COVID-19, Latest News, Newsroom, Press Releases Department of Health: Vaccinations for People 65+ and Phase 1c Begins Next Monday DOH announced today the extension of vaccine eligibility to people age 65 and older and those who qualify as members of phase 1c beginning on Monday, March 15. “This is another huge step in the ongoing effort to protect Hawaii residents from COVID-19,” said State Health Director Dr. Elizabeth Char. “We will continue to administer vaccines soon after they arrive and are pleased we can now offer shots to more people.”

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