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June 12, 2015 | Source: hawaiitribune-herald.com

EA gives green light for Waimea Nui sustainability project

An initiative that will allow Native Hawaiians to work and be buried in their ahupuaa is a step closer to reality in Waimea. An environmental assessment found no negative impacts from a planned 28-acre complex with a community agricultural park...

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June 12, 2015 | Source: khon2.com

Decommissioned buses will serve as homeless shelters

There’s a new solution offered in solving the problem of Oahu’s homeless — it’s called LIFT, where decommissioned buses serve as homeless shelters. The city donated the buses and the design is under way. The LIFT buses will serve as...

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June 10, 2015 | Source: khon2.com

Hawaii Pacific University turns Aloha Tower into residential community

Construction is almost finished on Hawaii Pacific University’s $50 million project at Aloha Tower Marketplace. HPU is turning the iconic site into rooms for hundreds of students. There’s also going to be a bookstore and restaurants. Behind the construction barriers...

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June 9, 2015 | Source: hotelbusiness.com

Turtle Bay Resort Completes Renovation of Beach Cottages

OAHU, HI—Turtle Bay on the North Shore here has completed the renovation of its beach cottages. which now come with a separate concierge service and a number of amenities, privileges and offerings accessible only to cottage guests. This upgrade is...

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June 2, 2015 | Source: hawaiinewsnow.com

Mayor Caldwell announces plans for new modular housing facility to help homeless

KALIHI, OAHU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Up to 100 homeless individuals will be able to live in a new housing facility in Sand Island before transitioning into permanent supportive housing, all part of plans to improve the homeless situation on Oahu. Honolulu...

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June 1, 2015 | Source: hawaiibusiness.com

Turning Unused Buses Into Shelters And Showers

A group of architects and their supporters have a plan to transform unused buses into shelters and hygiene facilities for homeless people, and are now looking for funding and a nonprofit partner.   “This is not a solution to housing,”...

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May 15, 2015 | Source: Pacific Edge Magazine

A Fun, Unique Learning Environment: Group 70’s design combines outdoor and indoor spaces

The nearly 340 students of Assets School, a private school in Honolulu catering to dyslexic and gifted children, have much to celebrate as the 21-year-old campus will soon be undergoing a major overhaul and facelift.   Assets School hired Group...

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