Letter: Teach state’s 2nd official language in schools
Since Hawaiian is an official language for Hawaii, shouldn’t it be taught in our schools? Read more
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Letter: Use Superfund to clean up land used by military
Open land in Hawaii is scarce, and our government should do everything within its power to preserve it. Read more
Letter: Reconsider costly sewer treatment plant upgrade
The Sand Island plant has been discharging primary treated wastewater since 1979 approximately two miles offshore to a depth of 240 feet. Read more
Off the news: Beware big waves at isles’ north shores
Big wave riders, meanwhile, are on stand-by for the Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational, which could be a “go” on Sunday as super-sized swells roll in. Read more
Off the news: Bird flu spread in U.S. calls for caution
To be safe, avoid wild birds — and keep cats indoors, as they can be infected, too. Read more
Editorial: Hopes high for Kalaeloa housing
This potential jump in affordable units would represent laudable progress, and progress has been slow in coming to Kalaeloa. Read more
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Mint-condition Dessert
Topping a glass cup of haupia with a bright orange puree and mint elevates a favorite Hawaii dessert and shows off one of the most distinctive fruits of the season, the persimmon. Read more
Festive holiday menu
Han No Daidokoro (1108 Auahi St. Ste. 150) invites patrons to indulge in its Christmas menu, which is available Dec. 24-25 exclusively at its Kakaako location. Read more
A meaningful New Year’s feast
Osechi ryori, Japan’s traditional New Year’s feast, is a culinary art form steeped in history and meaning. Served in elaborate multi-tiered lacquered boxes called jubako, each dish symbolizes wishes for prosperity, health and happiness, and is enjoyed over the first three days of the New Year. Read more
Police capture 1 of 3 escapees from Hawaii island facility
The trio, and the car they allegedly escaped in were noticed missing at about 4:30 p.m. Friday. Read more
Students carry on wish of hibakusha teacher
Hibakusha is a Japanese word for people affected by the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Read more
Ex-Hawaii football player Brian Smith to coach Ohio Bobcats
Smith played for UH from 1998 to 2001. He was a student assistant under June Jones in 2004. Read more
Kilauea Visitor Center will close for renovations in February
Visitors should plan ahead and be prepared for limited services and parking. Volcano House and the Volcano Art Center Gallery will remain open. Read more
On the Move: ALTRES
ALTRES has promoted Jennifer Tanabe to director of marketing and communications and Brittni Torres to web support manager. Read more
Processing of radioactive sandbags at Fukushima power plant set to begin
Following the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, there were meltdowns in three reactors. Read more
Letter: Biden tries to pull fast one on American public
The Biden administration is planning to rush the last of over $6 billion remaining in Ukraine security assistance out the door by Inauguration Day. Read more
Letter: Go woke and open eyes to victimization, injustice
Members of the LGBTQ community are often victims of social injustice. Read more
Letter: Stop the fearmongering, switch on nuclear power
One nuclear plant supplying all of Oahu could be built long before Hawaii’s unlikely 2045 goal of 100% renewable power even comes close. Read more
Letter: U.S. government upheaval threatens new Dark Age
Corporate billionaires are drooling over the spoils they expect to gain. Read more
Letter: Siting landfill above an aquifer is clear problem
The problem with the new site is obvious. Read more
Column: Invest in Hawaii’s families with state budget surplus
By investing in child care, paid leave and other critical economic supports, we can create a brighter future for our keiki, families, communities — and ourselves. Read more
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