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Education Pact Signed With Region in China

Education Pact Signed With Region in China

Lt. Governor Aiona announced Monday that Hawai`i has charted a new course in its long-standing diplomatic ties to Guangdong by starting an education exchange program with the densely populated province of southern China.

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Preparing Hawai`i Students for Future Workforce

Preparing Hawai`i Students for Future Workforce

The continued willingness of schools statewide to form teams that compete with robots is helping the Administration carry out a major initiative to prepare Hawai`i students for a more diverse new economy shaped by technology and globalization.

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Early Childhood Conference Opens

Early Childhood Conference Opens

Lt. Governor Aiona opened a conference of the state's leaders in early-childhood services, spotlighting his support for programs that aim to improve the overall well-being of children in Hawai`i.

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Honoring Volunteers Committed To Helping Others

Honoring Volunteers Committed To Helping Others

Two citizen soldiers and an insurance company earned national recognition Monday at the State Capitol for their sense of duty to serve others, especially less fortunate people across the state.

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Hawai`i Hosts Women Mayors From Philippines

Hawai`i Hosts Women Mayors From Philippines

Lt. Governor Aiona met Monday with 40 women mayors from the Philippines during their first official visit to Hawai`i, where they talked about strengthening diplomatic ties with the state.

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Group Continues Fight Against Hunger

Group Continues Fight Against Hunger

An estimated 800 needy people across the state recently benefited from the continued fight against hunger, smiling broadly at receiving turkey dinners in Hawai`i.

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Building High-Tech Skills For Future Workforce

Building High-Tech Skills For Future Workforce

Seven teams of elementary and middle school students recently qualified to compete in a statewide tournament aimed at creating a pipeline of workers with marketable skills in science, technology, engineering and math.

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Hawai`i Youth Tobacco Use Drops

Hawai`i Youth Tobacco Use Drops

Teenagers in Hawai`i are smoking fewer cigarettes today than they did in 2000, according to a survey of public school students in grades six through 12.

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Salvation Army Launches Red Kettle Campaign

Salvation Army Launches Red Kettle Campaign

Lt. Governor Aiona prepared for the return of the holiday season Monday by helping the Salvation Army launch its annual Red Kettle Campaign in Hawai`i.

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Asia Trip Helps to Boost Tourism in Hawai`i

Asia Trip Helps to Boost Tourism in Hawai`i

Lt. Governor Aiona was optimistic about future travel from Asia to Hawai`i upon returning from his trip to South Korea and Japan last week.

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