From the Hawaii Tribune-Herald:

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is looking to establish a control order allowing certain agencies to take without permit nonnative cattle egrets and barn owls in Hawaii, the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands and part of the Midway Atoll. Read more.

And here’s the latest in other neighbor isle gov’t and politics:

Coco Palms plan taking shape

Three parcels in Kau for sale

Anahola solar project on the horizon

Ethics board rules in favor of Ford

Mall vandal gets five years

Voluntary Upcountry water cutbacks lifted

New hotel planned in Wailea

KIUC members to vote on non-meter fees

Lo ends tenure as BOE member

West Maui Kumuwai launches innovative Ocean Partners Program

Kamehameha Molokai preschool applications being accepted

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Photo: Egrets … I’ve had a few. (Frankzed)

—Chad Blair

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