Courtesy: Vimal Singh
More than 300 people applied for 24 openings in a job training program for Kauai residents who lost work due to the coronavirus.
Courtesy: Léo Azambuja
Some of the proposed amendments are significant but political observers wonder if a less informed public will just leave them blank.
Three residents share their strategies for overcoming longterm unemployment and sunken business models as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to ravage the local economy.
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Some business owners are asking why a $115,000 federal grant is being spent on an online event when they are struggling to keep their doors open.
Courtesy: Ben Gumm and Sally McLaren
It’s not easy to track down a missing person who doesn’t want to be found. Alex Gumm is still unaccounted for 928 days after he disappeared on Kauai.
Allan Parachini/Civil Beat
The group only recently arrived on island but dozens showed up to demonstrate against it.
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Residents are concerned about the group giving the spiritual community there a bad name.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
Former Kauai Mayor Bernard Carvalho garnered enough votes to move on to the November election.
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Some of the state’s most prominent figures drop by regularly to discuss island issues and the coronavirus pandemic.
