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When the next tsunami or hurricane approaches Hawai‘i, and we know it will happen sooner or later, Doug Mayne of State Civil Defense and colleagues are armed with technology advances that allow more accurate warnings ...
Posted: Thursday April, 11 2013
Russell Hata is the third generation of his family to run food service supplier Y. Hata.
Posted: Wednesday March, 06 2013
Horticulturist Michael De Motta started as a volunteer at the National Tropical Botanical Garden ...
Posted: Thursday January, 24 2013
Hawaii’s pre-eminent entertainment/nightlife writer over
the past 40 years, John Berger breaks new ground as co-author (with the late
George Kanahele) of Hawaiian Music and Musicians . . .
Posted: Monday December, 24 2012
Kalaheo High grad Cliffton Hall returns home in the lead role of Fiyero in the acclaimed musical Wicked, a reimagining of the Wizard of Oz story. Here he is pictured with Elphaba, Wicked Witch of the West (who turns out to be merely misunderstood). You’re sure to be charmed every witch way in the show that runs through Jan. 12...
Posted: Wednesday November, 21 2012
A former pro surfer turned his love of the ocean into a career saving lives as chief of Kaua‘i lifeguards.
Posted: Thursday October, 11 2012
She’s still a nurse at heart, but now Kathy Clark, president and CEO of Wilcox Memorial Hospital.
Posted: Wednesday September, 12 2012
It’s been a dream for many people for many years, and now an expanded, four-year Culinary Institute of the Pacific is nearly a reality.
Posted: Monday August, 20 2012
UH anthropologist Terry Hunt helps formulate new theories that upend everything scientists thought they knew about the people, environment and walking statues of Easter Island.
Posted: Friday August, 10 2012
Saving precious water is an utmost concern, and Board of Water Supply specialists offer classes at Halawa Xeriscape Garden to teach us how.
Posted: Friday August, 03 2012
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