The recipients include Naccaman Williams, Curtis L. Ivery, Judd Semingson, Jennifer Ash, and Jordan Glenn. Dean Kate Mamiseishvili expressed excitement about honoring these individuals, stating that they epitomize excellence in the fields of education and health. Mamiseishvili praised their distinguished careers, noting their innovative thinking, leadership by example, and profound impact on people’s lives. Naccaman Williams, recipient of the Distinguished Public Service Award, currently serves as the director of special projects at the Walton Family…
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The ongoing legislative session in Hawaii brings forth House Bill 1537, aiming to amend the state constitution to empower the legislature to impose a surcharge on residential investment properties for enhanced public education funding. While the bill highlights the critical need for increased funding in areas like teacher salaries and building maintenance, it poses a complex question that demands thoughtful consideration. The proposed ballot question for voters, if the bill passes, is whether the legislature…
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