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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Honolulu, Hawaii, United States (Local)
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
The annual Filipino Fiesta returns to O‘ahu for its 32nd year — on the same day as Flores de Mayo.
By: Cassie Ordonio
Measures aiming to improve language access in Hawai‘i, especially in the aftermath of the Maui wildfires, passed their final reading in the House and Senate on Wednesday.
By: Cassie Ordonio
Kāʻanapali resident Jo Rockwell had a growing interest in industrial art after she moved to Maui, where she became familiar with the sugar mills.
By: Cassie Ordonio
ConFest will return to Hawaiʻi's art scene after a four-year pause. The five-day event is officially called the National Asian American Theater Conference and will offer live performances and workshops.
The Honolulu Museum of Art has debuted their latest exhibit called "Fashioning Aloha." On display are garments representing the history of aloha wear and motifs from the last 90 years.
By: Cassie Ordonio
A measure to create a statewide alert system for missing older adults is one step closer to becoming law.
By: Cassie Ordonio
Punahou School President Michael Latham said Pukui's legacy inspired the naming of the building: Mary Kwena Pukui Learning Commons . This is also in light of the private school's recent revision of its mission statement.
By: Cassie Ordonio
The nonprofit Pan-Pacific Festival Foundation is organizing the celebration of the bond between Hawai‘i and Japan for its 41st year.
By: Cassie Ordonio
Nestled in a vegetated area in Makaha, Dalani Tanahy's workspace is adorned with photographs and Hawaiian barkcloth.
By: Cassie Ordonio
Hawai‘i will host the world's largest celebration of Indigenous Pacific Islanders for the first time in June. Guam was the last to host the festival in 2016.
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