February 2018 - Page 7 of 139

Hawaii rehab expert checks progress at HOPE Center

Hawaii-based consultant Wayne Law, who is program services manager for Mental Health Kokua, has praised the progress of the treatment services at the Hinemlu O’hala Para Enteramenti Recovery Center of the Substance Abuse and Rehabilitation Program. “This program is a first for...

Posted On Feb 28 2018 06:00

, By Press Release

Art-in-the-Park at the AMP

In March and April, the American Memorial Park is partnering with artists and organizations to provide free art classes to the community under the 2nd annual Art-in-the-Park series. All ages are welcome. There will be banana painting with Joy Rankin Santos on March 10, from 9am...

Posted On Feb 28 2018 06:00

, By Press Release

Kilili urges USCIS to verify legitimacy of employers; still awaiting response

Delegate Gregorio Kilili C. Sablan (Ind-MP) is urging U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to take a closer look at employers who petition large numbers of CW-1 workers. In a Jan. 10, 2018, letter to USCIS director Lee Francis Cissna, in a bid to prevent fraudulent CW-1...

Posted On Feb 28 2018 06:00

, By Erwin Encinares

Severe damage in Papua New Guinea hinders quake assessment

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP)—Severe damage to phone networks and roads from a powerful earthquake in Papua New Guinea was hindering efforts to assess the extent of the destruction Tuesday, although officials in the remote central region fear dozens of people may have been injured...

Posted On Feb 28 2018 06:00

, By Associated Press

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Hawaii rehab expert checks progress at HOPE Center

Art-in-the-Park at the AMP

Kilili urges USCIS to verify legitimacy of employers; still awaiting response

Severe damage in Papua New Guinea hinders quake assessment

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