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HAWAII - UPCOMING - NEWS——————————
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1. WITH: US--EDUCATION-NATURAL DISASTERS-MENTAL HEALTH
2. DESCRIPTION: Youth in Lahaina, Hawaii, have been struggling since wildfires destroyed their hometown two years ago. The Hawaii Department of Education estimates over a third of Maui students lost family members or faced other hardships after the fires. Two years later, therapists say students' mental health issues continue to grow. Students say they struggle mentally whenever it's windy or they hear of minor brush fires nearby. Maui faces a shortage of mental health professionals, making it difficult for students to get timely help. Outdoor adventure and peer counselor programs have stepped up to offer kid
3. UPCOMING: By 09/14/2025 06:01 p.m. Hawaii Standard Time
4. WITH: US--EDUCATION-NATURAL DISASTERS-TAKEAWAYS
5. DESCRIPTION: Takeaways from our collaboration on youth mental health two years after wildfires in Lahaina, Hawaii
6. UPCOMING: By 09/14/2025 06:01 p.m. Hawaii Standard Time
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DESCRIPTION: HONOLULU — After water polo practice at Kamehameha Schools atop a hill overlooking Honolulu Harbor, Kapua Ong marvels at the sunset and feels a wave of gratitude. Kapua was just a baby when her parents set the stage for her acceptance at the competitive private school by adding details of her Native Hawaiian ancestry to a genealogy database. Now, the school admission policy, which heavily favors students with Hawaiian blood, is under fire from conservatives who are challenging the policy’s legality as part of a movement to expand the legal definition of racial discrimination in education. Alumni, parents and local leaders are urging the private school system, which was funded through Hawaiian princess's will, to fight to defend the policy with its $15 billion endowment.
UPCOMING: By 09/15/2025 06:01 p.m. Hawaii Standard Time, ('Alternate(backslash)xa0Headlines', 'Text', 'Photo', 'DigitalPlans')
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DESCRIPTION: A man accused of breaking into the homes of several Seattle-area celebrities and pepper-spraying their loved ones -- including baseball Hall of Famer Ichiro Suzuki and hip-hop artist Macklemore -- is expected to appear in court.
UPCOMING: By 09/15/2025 12:30 p.m. PDT, ('Text', 'Photo')
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