 | ||||||
| Hawaii State | ||||||
| NOTÍCIAS | ||||||
| Ige highlights accomplishments, skirts false-alert fiasco in state address Ige spent much of his election-year address praising Hawaii's charm and diversity, and recapping his administration's accomplishments in his first three years in office. Ige's prepared remarks did not mention the statewide ballistic missile attack false alarm that jolted the state on Jan. 13, which has ... Hawaii's governor couldn't correct the false missile alert sooner because he forgot his Twitter ... - CNN
| ||||||
| WEB | ||||||
| Hawaii State FCU loans jump, but net sinks Hawaii State Federal Credit Union posted its 17th straight quarter of loan growth at the end of 2017 as membership in the 81-year-old financial institution topped 100,000. The state's second-largest credit union said Monday that loans rose 17.5 percent to $855.5 million from $728.2 million a year earlier.
| ||||||
| Hawaii governor didn't correct false missile alert sooner because he didn't know his Twitter password Jennifer Sinco Kelleher/AP/ Hawaii Gov. David Ige answers questions during a hearing in Honolulu on Jan. 19. Minutes after the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency mistakenly sent a missile alert at 8:07 a.m. on Jan. 13 — terrifying residents and visitors across the state — some officials, such as ...
| ||||||
| Democratic Governor of Hawaii Couldn't Notify Public That Missile Alarm Was False Because He ... Say what you want about President Trump, but at least he knows his Twitter password. Hawaii Gov. David Ige, a Democrat, now says he couldn't inform state residents that a warning of an imminent missile attack was a false alarm because he forgot his Twitter password. The frightening admission comes ...
| ||||||
| Você recebeu este e-mail porque se inscreveu nos Alertas do Google. |
 Receber este alerta como feed RSS |
| Feedback sobre o Google+ |