September 2003 - Hawaii Pulse

Navy selects private group to oversee housing

The U.S. Navy today selected Hawaii Military Communities (HMC) to manage, maintain, and renovate 1,948 of its housing units. HMC

Good red wine improves with age. So, often, does research. With time, more information is gathered, more thought given, and

On May 10, 2003, Anatahan Volcano in the Northern Marianas Islands awoke for the first time in reported history and

Coral reefs, a vital part of the marine ecosystem, are increasingly threatened by ocean pollution, and researchers at the University

Hawaii’s fight against the crystal methamphetamine — or ice — epidemic will get a shot in the arm this week, with the

Norris Geyser Basin of Yellowstone National Park has long been recognized as the hottest and most changeable of Yellowstone’s famous

Kilauea has erupted about 0.13 cubic kilometers (170 million cubic yards) of lava yearly for more than 20 years. That’s

An Army reservist from Waianae has been killed in the Middle East, the Department of Defense confirmed today. Cameron B.

A grocery store in the Chinatown area of Honolulu has been fined nearly $8,000 by the Environmental Protection Agency for