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Green signs bill into law recognizing the Hawai‘i Symphony Orchestra as the state orchestra

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By Cassie Ordonio Verified
| Bytemarks Café (Podcast)
The Hawai‘i Symphony Orchestra has been officially recognized as the state orchestra after Gov. Josh Green signed a bill into law this month. This is a step towards getting public funds to help HSO bring its musical performances across the state. Dane Lam, the music and artist director of HSO, said the recognition is important to the nonprofit. “What also opens up is the possibility for HSO to be funded by the state,” he said.
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Office of Hawaiian Affairs 2026 election: Here's what to know

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By Cassie Ordonio Verified
| Bytemarks Café (Podcast)
Five of the seats on the nine-member Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees are up for grabs, with 19 people vying to represent O‘ahu, Maui and statewide. The election comes as OHA considers its options in several areas, including a potential bid to buy the television news station KITV, how best to develop Kakaʻako Makai, and ways to gain a larger role in military lease negotiations.
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Study: Native Hawaiians experience mobility challenges at younger ages than other ethnicities in Hawai‘i

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By Cassie Ordonio Verified
| Bytemarks Café (Podcast)
Native Hawaiians are experiencing mobility challenges at higher rates and younger ages than other ethnic groups in Hawai‘i. That’s according to recent research by the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa’s Hā Kūpuna National Resource Center for Native Hawaiian Elders. The study found that 28% of Native Hawaiian adults ages 55 and older reported mobility limitations, which includes challenges with agility, balance and fall risk.
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