Salvation Army’s Kettle Donations Down 30 percent on Kauai

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From The Garden Island:

Donations to the Salvation Army’s bell-ringing campaign are down 30 percent this year compared to last, according to the nonprofit. In 2012, the drive netted approximately $985,000 in donations across the state. This year, it’s brought in $371,451. Read more.

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

Affordable Princeville?

Hilo apartment complex faces $24M lawsuit

Molokai energy festival nixed over renewable project concerns

Hale Makua sites meet national goals ahead of schedule

Residents band together to fight invasive albizia trees

Maui planning panel rejects Rock & Brews appeals

Giving animals a second chance on the Big Island

Approvals will permit the Maui R&T Park to expand

Naniloa dispute continues

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