Chaminade volleyball wins 500th in program history
The ninth-ranked Chaminade women’s volleyball team defeated Concordia University at Irvine 21-25, 33-31, 25-19, 25-14 on Saturday, the 500th win in program history. Read more
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Skywatch: Rocky planet around white dwarf resembles Earth, 8B years from now
The discovery of an Earth-like planet 4,000 light years away in the Milky Way galaxy provides a preview of one possible fate for our planet billions of years in the future, when the sun has turned into a white dwarf, and a blasted and frozen Earth has migrated beyond the orbit of Mars. Read more
Letter: For a tourist haven, Waikiki sure is filthy
A friend of mine is visiting and needed to take a bus over to Kahala Mall from Waikiki. Read more
State plans to buy 9 acres for Hilo Harbor expansion
The acquisition of about 9.3 acres on Kalanianaole Street contiguous to the harbor would help improve traffic flow along the street, where cargo and cruise ship traffic often conflicts with peak residential and school traffic each day. Read more
Letter: Democracy’s future is main election issue
At the end of a recent letter expressing support for Donald Trump, the writer asks us to ponder this question: “Am I better off today than I was four years ago?” Read more
Letter: Electoral College not helping democracy
Like many others, I am up to here with this election cycle. Read more
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Letter: Pride Parade is sign of big social change
I attended the two-hour Pride Parade on Oct. 19. I was born in the 1930s and went to a Catholic boys school. Read more
Signs of Hawaiian Life – Oct. 27, 2024
Check out photos from readers who captured reminders of home while on the road. Read more
Column: University of Hawaii faculty ready to help build economic resilience
University of Hawaii faculty devote their lives to studying different fields and willingly pass on their knowledge to the next generation. Read more
Column: Sewer fee hike to fund vital projects
It’s an honor to serve our community by providing the basic sanitation services that keep our island healthy and thriving. Read more
Editorial: Big expectations for new University of Hawaii president
A new era at the University of Hawaii will dawn with the new year, now that Wendy Hensel has been selected as the UH system’s 16th president. Read more
Hawaii island police identify man, 56, found shot dead
A forensic pathologist determined that the man’s death was caused by a gunshot wound and ruled the death a homicide. Read more
Kauai students celebrate release of rescued Newell’s shearwaters
The annual bird fall-out programs are on all the main Hawaiian Islands, DLNR officials said. Read more
Hawaii’s high court takes on appeal of HMSA case
A suit alleges that in the cases of 30 different patients, HMSA rejected a doctor’s diagnoses or treatments, forcing those patients to go without treatment or pay for it out of pocket. Read more
Letter: Hirono ad sheds light on mainland priorities
I’ve been seeing a political ad from U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono and the one thing that stood out to me was that all the supporters shown are liberal or progressive TV personalities. Read more
Letter: No new stadium for UH’s DII-quality football team
As a proud University of Hawaii graduate, I see no point in a new Aloha Stadium, which is all about UH football. Read more
Letter: Dog-walking cases chew through state resources
I was recently caught up in a legal ordeal for walking my dog in Kapiolani Park, which escalated into a six-month process involving legal representation, multiple court appearances and ultimately a $25 fine for simple trespass Read more
Column: Pilikia ka ‘ōnaehana aniau o ka moana ‘Akelanika
Synopsis: The system of ocean currents in the North Atlantic is on the verge of collapse due to climate change, according to a number of scientists. Read more
No Tricks, All Treats
As the saying goes, “Trick-or-treat. Smell my feet. Give me something good to eat!” And boy, do these places have something good to eat. Read more
Rearview Mirror: 3 great Hawaii basketball coaches who changed lives
If you ask people to point to someone who made a big difference in their lives, they will often mention a person who coached them as part of school athletics. Read more
Letter: On biodefense, U.S. can’t bear shortsighted Trump
The question of whether you are better off today than you were four years ago is particularly pertinent regarding Donald Trump’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more
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