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 This web-portal, developed through a multi-agency response team, comprised of the Hawai‘i State departments of Health, Agriculture, Civil Defense, and the Hawai‘i County Civil Defense, provides comprehensive, up-to-date information regarding the current status of VOG on the Big Island of Hawai‘i. |
 In every corner of the globe, from central government meetings in Beijing, to board meetings in New York and London, from the presidential campaign trail, to offices in downtown Honolulu, and in every Hawai`i home, the economy is dominating the dialogue. |
 The Lingle-Aiona Administration’s goal is for Hawai‘i to become world-renowned as a model for clean energy use, and to have the same sun, wind, waves and weather that draw visitors to also attract government leaders, scientists and businesspeople eager to follow our lead. |
 The Robotics Organizing Committee (ROC) serves as the foundation of support for the six pillars of robotics programming in the state of Hawai i: FIRST Robotics, Botball, FIRST LEGO League, VEX, Underwater ROV and Micro Robotics. Providing support in areas of fundraising, team development and professional development, ROC seeks to provide a long-term sustainable future for these successful programs. |
 We invite you to explore our Islands of Aloha. From the first Polynesian settlers to the diverse immigrants of the last two centuries, the people of Hawai'i have always taken great pride in sharing our island paradise with voyagers from across the globe. |
 As our global communities become more interconnected each day, the time is now to really connect, learn from each other, and empower those in our local and global `ohana, or family, to make a positive change. This change starts by first understanding our world and its people– especially the dynamic women leaders making an incredible difference around the world. |
 As part of the Hawai`i Innovation Initiative, Governor Lingle is presenting a monthly Innovation Award, which will acknowledge and encourage innovation across all sectors in Hawai`i. |
 Governor Lingle believes strongly that state government should be open and accessible to the people of Hawai‘i, and the Constituent Services office works to meet that mandate in a professional, courteous and prompt manner. The purpose of Constituent Services is to provide information about state government and connect citizens to the state departments that can best meet their needs. |
 Governor Lingle announced a bold plan for the State to acquire the Turtle Bay property on O‘ahu’s North Shore during her 2508 State of the State Address. Her vision is to protect the pristine, undeveloped lands and secure the long-term economic viability of the existing resort. |
The “50th Anniversary of Statehood Commission” is comprised of a very diverse group of individuals, representing a full spectrum of the many political, economic, ethnic, and religious backgrounds found throughout these islands.
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At the start of the 2008 legislative session, the Lingle-Aiona Administration submitted a set of bold initiatives focusing on enhancing Hawai`i residents' quality of life by achieving energy independence and building an innovation economy, protecting our unique natural resources and investing in Hawai`i’s infrastructure.
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