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John Burnett
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Police Courts Reporter, Hawaii Tribune-Herald
Hilo
Beats
design, interior design, health, art diabetes, homewares, craft, archictecture fair trade,green, interior decoration, diy sustainability, interior styling, wellbeing, family
Politics; Sports
Content
By John Burnett Verified| Hawaii Tribune-Herald Verified By JOHN BURNETT Hawaii Tribune-Herald A 58-year-old Hilo woman with no permanent address is accused of abusing a pet puppy and interfering with police when they arrested her and took the animal from her. Leilani Vaughn is charged with second-degree cruelty to animals and obstructing government operations, both misdemeanors carrying a maximum sentence of a year in jail upon conviction.
By John Burnett Verified| Hawaii Tribune-Herald Verified By JOHN BURNETT Hawaii Tribune-Herald A plan to preserve the cultural, historical and environmental resources at the Pololu Valley Trailhead is moving forward. The trail at the northern end of ‘Akoni Pule Highway in North Kohala is one of the most popular hikes on the island, attracting both locals and visitors, and is recognized as a tourism hot spot on the Big Island by the Hawaii Tourism Authority’s Destination Management Action Plan.
By John Burnett Verified| Hawaii Tribune-Herald Verified By JOHN BURNETT Hawaii Tribune-Herald A 58-year-old Hilo woman with no permanent address is accused of abusing a pet puppy and interfering with police when they arrested her and took the animal from her. Leilani Vaughn is charged with second-degree cruelty to animals and obstructing government operations, both misdemeanors carrying a maximum sentence of a year in jail upon conviction.
Company Info
Hawaii Tribune-Herald
Hawaii Tribune-Herald is a daily broadsheet newspaper distributed on the Hilo-area of Hawaii's Big Island. The newspaper is the primary news source for Hilo residents and locals. Circulation is 16,000 Monday through Friday and 18,000 on Sunday. Hawaii Tribune-Herald is owned and operated by Oahu Publications, Inc. Since its establishment in 2001, Oahu Publications Inc. has emerged as Hawaii's major print media company. OPI's flagship publication is the daily Honolulu Star-Advertiser, established in 2010 when the Honolulu Star-Bulletin (est. 1882) and The Honolulu Advertiser (est.1856) merged after OPI purchased The Honolulu Advertiser from Gannett Corp. In addition to the Star-Advertiser, OPI owns and publishes a diverse group of publications, including MidWeek, three military papers and various specialty publications, as well as luxury and hotel magazines. OPI also offers advertisers a full spectrum of custom printing services, insert, and direct-mail options. No other media source comes close to reaching as many Hawaii consumers. OPI's versatile product portfolio allows advertisers to reach the masses, zero in on specific zip codes or target specific niche markets.
Hilo, United States
+1 808-464-9714
Founded: 1923