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Hawai'i Kai man prepares for a 'Super' party
If you're not seeing the Super Bowl in person, the next best place to be may be at Dan Long’s house in Hawai'i Kai. He'll have at least 12 TVs on, prizes and limo rides for the tipsy.
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Food drive theme to be 'hungry for change'
The Hawai'i Food Bank, which collects, warehouses and distributes food to 238 agencies that assist hungry people across the state, is planning for its annual drive on April 14.
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Hawai'i briefs
Comment sought on judicial nominees; 13 skydivers fined in fatal 1999 crash.
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Maui commits to coastal preservation
Maui Mayor James "Kimo" Apana yesterday announced a $1 million donation to a new organization that aims to preserve coastal open space and beach access.
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Bob Krauss |
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Likelike table outlives old ship
The Likelike table doesn't belong in 'Iolani Palace although Likelike was a sister of King Kalakaua and the mother of Princess Ka'iulani. This table was once a ship's wheel, steering the Likelike, an interisland steamer.
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Lee Cataluna |
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Makua does not belong to the Army
To look at the slope of the valley walls at Makua, the cradle of splendor, is to see a Hawai'i long gone from much of our Islands. Having the Army shooting up the place seems like letting bulls run through a china shop.
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Jan TenBruggencate |
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Islands need new electricity strategy
The crisis in California's electrical grid has people at every position on the political spectrum pointing fingers. In the midst of it all, there is a lesson for Hawai'i.
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Mike Leidemann |
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Island's skyline less than inspiring
They say you can tell a lot about a civilization by studying its most prominent buildings. Egypt had its pyramids. Rome had the Coliseum. And in Hawai‘i today, we have auto parts stores.
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