Your Views for October 31
TMT reduces footprint
Discover ‘A Universe of Surprises’ at ‘Imiloa
The universe is full of surprises, from ghost remnants of black hole jets to exotic planets around distant stars to Boyajians star, the most mysterious star in the galaxy.
National park to add parking spaces at Kilauea Visitor Center
Because of the loss of parking capacity from seismic activity in 2018, and in anticipation of heavy visitation during the holiday season, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park will add 20 new parking stalls to the overflow parking lot east of Kilauea Visitor Center.
Ku‘ikahi slates annual Recognition Dinner and Auction
Kuikahi Mediation Center together with the Hawaii County Bar Association invites the public to its 14th annual Recognition Dinner and Auction on Sunday, Nov. 10, at Nani Mau Gardens in Hilo.
Public invited to attend whale sanctuary meeting in Hilo
Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary will hold an advisory council meeting from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 12, at the Mokupapapa Discovery Center in downtown Hilo.
Top Trump adviser steps down ahead of impeachment testimony
Defrauded siblings say they trusted former prosecutor
Bolton summoned; 1st big vote set on impeachment probe
Obituaries for October 31
Julita Talaro Castulo, 98, of Honokaa died Sept. 11 at Hilo Medical Center. Born in Ilocos Norte, Philippines, she was homemaker and member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. Visitation 8-10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Honokaa. Celebration of Mass 10 a.m. Casual attire. Flowers welcome. Burial to follow in the church cemetery. Survived by daughters, Germelina Corazon (Jose Pepe) Viray of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Mila Fe Revilla and Erlinda C. (Jules) Carralero of Las Vegas, Vicky C. (Douglas) Aten and Emma (Eliahu) Pessah of Honokaa; son, Benedicto (Gloria P.) Castulo of the Philippines; sisters, Zenaida T. Garcia of Baguio, Philippines and Concesa T. (Nestor) Afos of Manila, Philippines; brother, Trinidad (Catalina) Talaro of Stockton, Calif.; 17 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.
Fed cuts rates for a 3rd time but signals it will now pause
Golf: Vulcans can’t find groove at Waikoloa
While UH-Hilo mens golf team likely remained out of contention at Waikoloa, the Vulcans Kaelyn Uchida might have fallen out of it.
Tribune-Herald Athlete of the Week: Kamehameha’s Ka’ulawena Martin
Kaulawena Martin • bowling
Police Department seeks 47 new officers to fill vacancies
Geologists sample growing pond in Halema‘uma‘u
Trial for alleged Waiki accomplices continues today; prosecutors expected to rest case
TMT official says Hawaii still preferred site, despite Spanish news report
Couple face firearms charges
A Hawaiian Paradise Park couple was arrested for a range of firearms violations after they nearly crashed into a police vehicle.
Mountain View man charged with sexual assault
A Mountain View man was charged last week with allegedly repeatedly sexually assaulting a minor between 2011 and 2017.
Nation and World briefs for October 30
Obituaries for October 30
Leo R. Audette, 63, of Hilo died Oct. 12 at Hilo Medical Center. Born in Holyoke, Mass., he was the owner of the former Audette Air Co. and eventually retired to Hilo. A scattering of ashes will occur at sea off Maui during a celebration of life ceremony later this month. Donations in his memory can be made to the American Diabetes Association at diabetes.org. Survived by sisters, Carole (Audette) Gozgit and Francis Audette of Chicopee, Mass. Arrangements by Dodo Mortuary.
US stocks cap wobbly day of trading with modest losses
Colonel testifies he raised concerns about Ukraine, Trump
New sex assault trial set for former sailor
Five reasons climate change is the worst environmental problem the world has ever faced
Donald Trump insulted Chicago. Lori Lightfoot and Eddie Johnson fired back. What was lost in the melee?
Its an oddity that the owner of Chicagos Trump International Hotel & Tower would visit the city in order to rain insults on it, but who are we to assess a real estate moguls marketing strategy or political instincts?
