Rare whales can die after becoming entangled North Atlantic right whale ‘likely to die’ after becoming entangled, says NOAA 01:30 Researchers in Hawaii say they are “surprised and saddened” to find plastic objects and other marine debris in the stomach of a 60-ton sperm whale that washed up on a reef at a Kauai park. … Read more
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A whale that washed ashore in Hawaii over the weekend likely died in part from eating large amounts of fish traps, fishing nets, plastic bags and other marine debris, scientists said, emphasizing the threat to wildlife posed by millions of tons of plastic ending up in the ocean each year oceans. The body of the … Read more
Rare whales can die after becoming entangled North Atlantic right whale ‘likely to die’ after becoming entangled, says NOAA 01:30 Researchers in Hawaii say they are “surprised and saddened” to find plastic objects and other marine debris in the stomach of a 60-ton sperm whale that washed up on a reef at a Kauai park. … Read more
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Life on the island of Maui means beautiful views, beaches, peaks, pools and waterfalls. But Hawaii is an expensive state to live in, and food costs have risen with inflation. Many of the jobs are in the low-paying service or tourism industries — and a growing number of Church members have asked for help to … Read more
The U.S. Census showed large interstate migration from July 2021 to July 2022. While some states saw significant increases, such as Florida at 1.9%, Hawaii was at the other end of that spectrum. Hawaii lost 0.5% of its population over the year, although some states, like New York, lost even more. People were moving to … Read more
MIAMI – It’s no surprise travelers are still wanting to visit Miami Beach and Key West in 2023 — both cities have long lured fans of sun, beaches, and nightlife. But apparently many tourists also long for Cuba. In its annual Travelers’ Choice Destinations Awards for 2023, online travel company Tripadvisor reports that Miami Beach … Read more
Obituaries are published free of charge as a public service. Content is subject to editing for parity handling and style continuity. Release date cannot be guaranteed. Questions should be directed to the morgue or email [email protected] Commemorative advertisements can be purchased through the newspaper’s advertisements department. Azucena Ha’o Azucena Agbayani Ha’o, 81, of Hilo, died … Read more
Naval Criminal Investigative Service agents went to a home on Marine Corps Base Hawaii in Kaneohe on Jan. 23, 2023, in response to a call about a man who may have overdosed. The victim, an active duty Marine, was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. (NCIS/Facebook) (Tribune News Service) – A Waikiki … Read more
Photo by Juan Ortiz Arenas Today, Unknown Mortal Orchestra announced that they will release their previously announced double album v on March 17 via Jagjaguwar. To celebrate the news, the New Zealand psychedelic rock band have released their latest single ‘Layla’ along with a video to accompany it. The project was born in Palm Springs, … Read more