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Free virtual GIS event for Hawaiʻi students in grades 5-12 hosted by Learning Endeavors | Big Island Now

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By Robin Knox, Diana Warren, Jenni Learned
| Big Island Now Verified
Learning Endeavors, a Maui-based nonprofit, will host a free virtual GIS Day event on Nov. 16 in celebration of Geography Awareness Week for schools on all the major Hawaiian Islands. The event features GIS professionals presenting live to students and educators about their work that uses GIS – Geographic Information Systems, also known as digital mapping software.
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Free virtual celebration of Geography Awareness with Hawaiʻi schools, Nov. 16 | Maui Now

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By Robin Knox, Diana Warren, Jenni Learned, Karlee Liddy
| Maui Now Verified
Hawaiʻi – All Islands – Learning Endeavors will host a Virtual GIS Day Event on Nov. 16, 2022 in celebration of Geography Awareness Week for Schools across the state. The event features GIS professionals presenting Live to students and educators about their work that uses GIS – Geographic Information Systems, also known as digital mapping software. Learning Endeavors is offering this free, annual event for students of Grades 5-12.
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Five telltale signs that a burglar might be targeting your home

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By Robin Knox
| Property Reporter Verified
Burglars are becoming increasingly more inventive when it comes to targeting the nation’s homes. As dark nights creep in and the clocks go back, burglaries are set to rise (typically by 15% in November). To help keep you and your home safe, we at Boundary have compiled a list of the telltale signs that could indicate a burglar may be targeting your home.
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