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Keeping safe distance from fireworks
Thursday, July 02, 2009
Hawai`i residents are being reminded that fireworks and alcohol are not permitted in state parks, harbors and forests during July Fourth celebrations. For more information or to report a violation, contact the state Department of Land and Natural Resources.

Here's the contact information for the department's 24-hour hotline:

  • The Big Island - 774-6208 (Hilo); 327-4961 (Kona); 877-6196 Kamuela.
  • Maui - 984-8110 (Kahului)
  • O`ahu- 587-0077 (Honolulu)
  • Kaua`i - 274-3521 (Lihu`e) 
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Lt. Governor Calls on Public to Have Say in Potential Vetoes
Lt. Governor Calls on Public to Have Say in Potential Vetoes
On his weekly radio call-in show in Honolulu, Lt. Governor Aiona urged Hawai`i residents to weigh in on the 65 bills passed during the 2009 legislative session that are being considered for vetoes.
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Lt. Governor Spotlights Gains in Disaster Preparedness
Lt. Governor Spotlights Gains in Disaster Preparedness
Lt. Governor Aiona opened an international conference on managing natural disasters by highlighting Hawai`i's preparation for earthquakes, tsunamis and other emergencies.
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Finding Solutions to Transportation Challenges
Finding Solutions to Transportation Challenges
Lt. Governor Aiona directly addressed Hawai`i's transportation challenges as he appealed to engineers and planners from around the world to find solutions to the traffic issues that are shaping how people structure their days, interact with families and inhabit their neighborhoods.
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Administration Shines Spotlight on Military Support
Administration Shines Spotlight on Military Support
Supporting military families has long been a top priority for the Lingle-Aiona Administration, Lt. Governor Aiona said in a speech at a retirement ceremony on a submarine base at Pearl Harbor.
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Spreading the Power of Aloha in Hawai`i's Workplace
Spreading the Power of Aloha in Hawai`i's Workplace
Lt. Governor Aiona gave a passionate talk to employees of a national drug-testing company about the "Spirit of Aloha" and sharing their goodwill with others.
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Week Puts Focus on Solar Power in Hawai`i
Week Puts Focus on Solar Power in Hawai`i
Lt. Governor Aiona last week highlighted the latest steps in the Administration's aggressive efforts to realize a clean-energy future.
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