Cassie Ordonio is a reporter for Hawaiʻi Public Radio, focusing on local news in Hawaii, particularly in the Honolulu area. Her work has also been featured in the Honolulu Civil Beat. Cassie covers a wide range of topics, including politics, community issues, cultural events, and social issues affecting the local community.
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Cassie Ordonio’s coverage primarily revolves around local news, with a focus on Hawaii, including Honolulu. She frequently covers educational developments and cultural events, often featuring government announcements and press releases.
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By: Cassie Ordonio
Kauaʻi's Filipino community will formally gather for the first time this week to honor their past for Filipino American History Month.
By: Cassie Ordonio
The Board of Regents has picked Wendy Hensel as president of the University of Hawaiʻi.
By: Cassie Ordonio
Luana Alapa has served on the Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees since 2020. Back then, the former Miss Hawai‘i ousted Colette Machado, a long-time trustee who was OHA chair at the time.
By: Cassie Ordonio
Honolulu hosted its annual Pride Parade in Waikīkī over the weekend. This year's event comes at a critical time as voters decide on a constitutional amendment for marriage equality in the state.
By: Cassie Ordonio
“Nothing Micro About Micronesia” premiered at Oʻahu's Honolulu Theatre for Youth in March. Now, the cast and crew are on tour with their first performance at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo Performing Arts Center on Tuesday evening.
By: Cassie Ordonio
The Shangri La Museum of Islamic Art, Culture and Design has long been a hub for history and global conversations — something that Victoria “Vicky” Holt Takamine also takes seriously when educating visitors of Hawaiʻi.
By: Cassie Ordonio
The race for the Kauaʻi and Niʻihau seat in the Office of Hawaiian Affairs is between incumbent Dan Ahuna and relative political newcomer Laura Lindsey.
By: Cassie Ordonio
The state is looking to build a permanent memorial to honor the 1924 Hanapēpē Massacre, a tragic turning point in Hawai‘i's labor movement that led to the deaths of 16 Filipino strikers and four police officers.
"The Carpenter" follows the story of a champion mixed martial arts fighter whose life is impacted when he befriends a woodworker who turns out to be Jesus Christ. The story explores the apprentice of the carpenter before he began his ministry.
By: Cassie Ordonio
Proposals that sought to exempt the Office of Hawaiian Affairs from the Hawaiʻi open meetings law and adjust how OHA's salary commission is appointed failed in a final vote by the Board of Trustees on Thursday.
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