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by: Dallis Ontiveros

Posted: Sep 23, 2019 / 12:08 PM HST / Updated: Sep 23, 2019 / 12:08 PM HST

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Lt. Gov. Green says more testing options available when tourism reopens Oct. 15

by Manolo Morales / Sep 21, 2020

HONOLULU (KHON2) -- Travelers will have more options to bypass the mandatory quarantine as different types of tests become available when tourism reopens on October 15.

The lieutenant governor says that includes rapid tests with results within minutes, and saliva tests ideal for children.

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Mayor Kim urges Gov. to remove managing company Avalon from Hilo Veterans Home

by Sara Mattison / Sep 21, 2020

Big Island Mayor Harry Kim wants drastic changes at the Veterans Home in Hilo where 24 residents have now died. This, as a second report critical of the Home's COVID-19 response is released.

More than a week ago, Mayor Kim wanted Avalon Health Care - the facility's managing company - suspended from administration until a review was completed. Now he's taking it a step further and asked the Governor for their removal.

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“Wi-Fi on Wheels” program aims to help students with internet problems

WAIANAE, Hawaii (KHON2) -- Internet connectivity has become a necessary part of virtual education for many student across the state. To help, Kamehameha Schools, Partners in Development Foundation (PIDF) and HawaiiKidsCAN launched a "Wi-Fi on Wheels" connectivity program to support families of one West O'ahu school with their distance learning needs.

The "Wi-Fi on Wheels" initiative will focus on helping students at Kamaile Academy Public Charter School who have reported connectivity issues when engaging with online learning.

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