HOOSER: The movement for legislative change

So what happens next? There’s the general election of Nov. 5, the 2025 legislative session, the movement for legislative reform, and yes it’s not too early to be thinking about the 2026 elections.

Obituaries for Wednesday, September 25, 2024

• William E. Doherty • Thomas Shipman Blankley Jr. • Dee Milton Crowell • Patrick ‘Naka’ Keawe Kahikuonamoku Nakaahiki • Lorena (Balbarino) Aranio • Lillian Pang Tom • Scott L. Hardwick • Sandra Mae Villanueva

Inaugural Walk & Roll honors kupuna

WAILUA — Na Kupuna O Kauai Legacy of Aloha, or website Okauailoa.com, will present its first Walk & Roll Walkathon on Oct. 26 at Lydgate Park Main Pavilion.

Births for Monday, September 23, 2024

• Kailei‘a Simola • ‘Ulu Kathleen Kahuanui Bounos • Jaemond Pea • Ava Kalea Head • Miracle Trinh • Aniya-Rose Kawahine Ui O Nalani Fernandez-Cardozo • Maple Satterfield

Meet the candidates on Thursday

LIHUE — Candidates for the state and county offices will be present on Thursday when the Kauai Island Ministries presents “Kauai Candidate Meet & Greet” at the Kauai Philipine Cultural Center located adjacent to the YMCA pool.

Nawiliwili Stream most polluted in September

LIHUE — A monthly analysis of streams, rivers and surf spots around the island found high concentrations of enterococcus bacterium at more than a dozen locations with Nawiliwili Stream easily being the nastiest in September.

Making a splash with interactive education

LIHUE — Nearly 800 fifth grade students created a splash on Friday at the Vidinha Stadium soccer fields during the Project Wet Make A Splash water education event presented by the Department of Water (DOW) in collaboration with numerous community partners.

Roadwork scheduled on Kauai

LIHUE — The fall roadwork season opens with a whole lot of clanking on the agenda, as crews take aim at a boatload of guardrail repair with a particular emphasis in Anahola, the Hawaii Department of Transportation said in a weekly update on Friday, Sept. 20.