Ethnic and Cultural Affairs Reporter via Report for America
Linsey Dower is an Ethnic and Cultural Affairs Reporter via Report for America. She focuses on social issues and nonprofit initiatives within Hawaii, particularly in Honolulu, while also covering broader topics related to Washington. Linsey's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News and the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Linsey Dower's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and community support within Hawaii. She frequently covers stories related to indigenous culture, environmental conservation efforts, and fundraising initiatives in the region.
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Roof repairs are underway at Iolani Palace, where a blessing was held to mark the start of the project. Read more
Roy Sakuma vividly remembers sitting in his friend's car on the way to the beach when he first heard Herb Ohta's (better known as Ohta-San) ukulele rendition of the song “Sushi” play on the radio. Read more
By: Linsey Dower
Sacred Hearts Academy took home its second consecutive first-place award as Best in State at the 55th annual Hawaii High School Journalism Awards on Thursday.
By: Linsey Dower
Ke Kula Kamali‘i Hanaiaulu, Windward Community College’s Hawaiian immersion child care center, is helping students complete their collegiate education by providing free child care services to those with children.
Plans to construct several new fiber-optic internet subsea cables that will improve Hawaii’s internet reliability and connectivity were announced Tuesday by Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and Benji Robinson, director of Asia Pacific network planning and acquisition for Google.
By: Linsey Dower
Central Pacific Bank is seeking female entrepreneurs to apply for its WE by Rising Tide program, which aims to equip women with skills to help them become more successful business owners.
University of Hawaii at Manoa students gathered at the John Wise field Friday afternoon, where the Students and Faculty for Justice in Palestine (SFJP) campus group held a Day of Action campaign to urge the college to disclose, divest and break ties with Israeli-linked organizations.
By: Linsey Dower
After returning from their weeklong stay in Higashimatsushima, Japan, in late March, the 11 Maui students who participated in the TOMODACHI Kibou for Maui program, their families and program organizers reunited for a final gathering April 28 at the Sheraton Maui Coral Reef Room.
An art exhibit centered around the history and struggles of Korean Americans in Hawaii is open for viewing at Hilo’s Wailoa Center until June 20.
By: Linsey Dower
Moving from Windward Oahu to Ewa was a culture shock for Hoola Hou ia Kalauao’s founder and farming director Anthony DeLuze.
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