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Sharing Mana‘o

May 23, 2012 As you may know, my day job — some might say, my REAL job, the one that actually provides me with a steady paycheck and fringe benefits — is with the count. more »»

Keiki o ka ‘Aina

May 22, 2012 Last month, a historic bill was signed at Washington Place settling a nearly 3-decades-old dispute between the state of Hawaii and the Office of Hawaiian Affairs over ceded lands. more »»

Haku Mo‘olelo

May 18, 2012 There may be Maui County taxpayers wondering why Maui County Council members should be rewarding their staff in difficult economic times. more »»

Maui Nei

May 17, 2012 A cloud that had nothing to do with the weather settled last week over Maui Vietnam veterans and Kula’s farming community. Hang Nicholls died of a massive stroke. She was just 59. more »»

Sharing Mana‘o

May 16, 2012 Last weekend, while most folks were observing Mother’s Day, I was having a holly jolly Christmas. more »»

Keiki o ka ‘Aina

May 15, 2012 Dave Hoff’s retirement this Friday has made me nostalgic about my newspaper career, not just for the good old days at The Maui News but at all the other papers I’ve worked for. more »»

Haku Mo‘olelo

May 11, 2012 “While campaigning last week Romney said the administration had ‘failed’ to protect the blind Chinese dissident by factoring political considerations into the negotiations that ultimately led him t... more »»

Maui Nei

May 10, 2012 It was a nearly weekly occurrence. Mr. Maui Executive would be sitting behind his desk, getting his day organized. Mrs. more »»

Sharing Mana‘o

May 9, 2012 As I gazed at the gorgeous Supermoon last Saturday, I couldn’t help but wonder how many romantic encounters were inspired, or at least enhanced, by its breathtaking beauty. more »»

Keiki o ka ‘Aina

May 8, 2012 I was not feeling well that day, but something took me into our small back garden one morning recently to inspect my orchids. more »»

Haku Mo‘olelo

May 4, 2012 It’s a demonstration of the tenet of unintended consequences, when government responds to one faction of society by imposing rules intended to control social behavior of another faction of society. more »»

Maui Nei

May 3, 2012 On this date 100 years ago, Maui County’s population totaled something like 32,000 souls (30,547 according to the 1910 census and 38,052 in 1920). more »»

Sharing Mana‘o

May 2, 2012 Bless you, YouTube. Bless you and curse you and thank you. You too, Facebook. Compared to many of my friends, I’m a social media dilettante. more »»

Keiki o ka ‘Aina

May 1, 2012 I miss May Day. Everybody celebrated it when I was growing up, Lei Day actually. It was a big even. more »»

Haku Mo‘olelo

April 27, 2012 That Congress will need to act to assure the solvency of the Social Security and Medicare programs is clear. more »»

Maui Nei

April 26, 2012 Call her Father Heather and she’ll laugh. After all, the Rev. Heather Mueller was only the second woman in Hawaii to be ordained an Episcopal priest. more »»

Sharing Mana‘o

April 25, 2012 In 5th-grade Hawaiian Studies (it was called Hawaiiana back then), we learned that Hawaii was known worldwide as The Melting Pot of the Pacific. I know better now. more »»

Keiki o ka ‘Aina

April 24, 2012 My heart does a little leap whenever I spot a long-legged kolea somewhere — at Kalama Park, in front of Mayor Hannibal Tavares Community Center, at the University of Hawaii Maui College parking lot,... more »»

Haku Mo‘olelo

April 20, 2012 Suspicions about the journalistic ethics of Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. more »»

Maui Nei

April 19, 2012 With ringing telephones in the background, excited volunteers urged listeners to support Hawaii Public Radio by becoming paying members. Twice-a-year radiothons provide 56 percent of the $. more »»

 
 

 

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