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Our city should not convert the additional Ala Moana Regional Park tennis courts into pickleball courts. Tennis courts are already in high demand with long wait times for players.
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Have you read any good books lately? Perhaps you’ve heard of the University of Hawaii Press. It’s been around for almost 80 years and has made its home on Kolowalu Street for decades.
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Congratulations to Coach Charlie Wade on his 300th win for the University of Hawaii men’s volleyball team! Also for packing the arena with all the devoted fans, not including those who watched and cheered from their homes.
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Because I retired 26 years ago, I’ve been cellphone-free and blessed with time to read books.
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Russia and Iran have devastated and continue to devastate so much of our world, and continue to destroy untold human lives. Worthy of note is that the world just happens to be controlling huge frozen assets belonging to Iran, as well as frozen assets belonging to Russia.
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Hawaii’s history is defined by civic action. Workers organized for fair wages, communities mobilized to protect land and water, and grassroots movements led to lasting policy change.
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Monday’s version of U.S. Rep. Ed Case’s “Talk Story” town halls was quiet — this one was an online livestream, and only the congressman’s voice was heard.
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Ideally, K-12 students would get a good night’s sleep, be well-rested and be ready for school in the morning.
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There is reason for recipients of federal dollars to be searching urgently for alternative sources of revenue. Multiple reasons, in fact, have been unveiled in news headlines for the past several weeks.
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In the 1990s, as a leader of the 65,000-member Los Angeles chapter of the Sierra Club, I saw firsthand how deeply California conservationists care about Hawaii.
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I am impressed with the facts and wisdom expressed by Saint Louis School student Kala’e Kong in a recent Island Voices column regarding the many harmful effects of legalizing recreational marijuana (“Recreational marijuana rears ugly head,” Star- Advertiser, Feb. 5).
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When the announcement was made that University of Hawaii President Wendy Hensel was going to visit all the UH campuses, I immediately thought, “Does that include Leeward Community College?”
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The Chinese say a government job is like having an iron rice bowl. But President Donald Trump’s pressurized buyout offer to federal government employees has blown that perception to smithereens, big time.
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The ban on consumer fireworks is a good thing. Consumer fireworks use had resulted in a pall of smoke causing severe difficulties for folks with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and many other pulmonary diseases.
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There are many governments around the world that need replacement. Which one is most important to obtain world peace? One that does not do internal harm, but does it to surrounding neighbors.
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Basketball Coach Laura Beeman has the Rainbow Wahine in a familiar spot: atop the Big West standings.
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Last week, Queen’s Health Systems announced plans to eliminate about 100 positions at its hospitals.
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Following a successful pilot period, automated speed-limit enforcement devices at 10 Honolulu intersections are expected to go live with a warning period beginning at the end of February or early March.
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