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OPINION: Once a Haole, Always a Haole
Six simple rules white people should follow to avoid suffering blunt trauma, up-close appreciation of concrete, and other by-products of local rage.
Weekend Roundup: For the Great Men
It’s not too late to plan a little fun for that special dad in your life. This Father’s Day weekend enjoy some song, ‘ono food and activities for the whole family.
Governor to Establish Health Care Exchange in Hawaii
Gov. Neil Abercrombie has announced the state will establish a health insurance exchange in keeping with the federal law passed in 2010 known as Obamacare.
Ironman 70.3 Hawaii Winner Investigated for Doping
Lance Armstrong’s chances of reaching the Ironman World Championships have reached a grinding halt, as the Ironman 70.3 Hawaii winner was suspended by the World Triathalon Corporation because of an investigation by the US Anti-Doping Agency.
Waiakea Grad Cooking Up a Storm on Television
Felix Fang, who grew up in Hilo, was singled out Tuesday as the best chef so far on the Fox Television show MasterChef.
UH Report: NELHA Contributes $88M to Economy
The Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority gets some good news following a critical audit of its operations.
OPINION: Marijuana Can Fix Our Economy
“We’ve got a hole in our budget, and the perfect substance to pack it with.”
Everyone’s a Winner at the Big Island Chocolate Festival
From seed to plate there was a whole lot of chocolate to feast on at this year’s Big Island Chocolate Festival, held Friday, June 8th, at the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai.
Mite’s Spread in Hawaii Plays Role in Bee Research
The introduction of the varroa mite to Hawaii bee hives five years ago has helped give scientists clues about colony collapse disorder.
Armstrong’s Triathlon Impact Already Being Felt
Despite not yet having qualified for October’s Ironman World Championship, Lance Armstrong is already prompting changes in the way the event is televised.
Dear Government, Don’t Count Our Calories
“Hawaii should focus on creating a marketplace for good health. If burning calories means saving some cash, we just might outrun the need for a nanny-state.”
Council Moves to Ban Shooting of Animals From Choppers
Big Island lawmakers are moving to ban the shooting of animals from aircraft despite notice from state attorneys that they lack that authority.
Meeting Set on Another Saddle Road Improvement
State and federal officials will meet with the public next week in Waikoloa to provide information about the latest plans for Saddle Road.
Beaches: They’re in the Eye of the Beholder
They may be rocky at times, but the beaches of the Big Island still hold plenty of allure.
Candidates for Election on Big Island Set
The filing deadline has passed, and the state’s elections office has announced candidates for local elections.
NELHA Receives $3M Grant for Biotechnology Incubator
The Kona facility has been given a $3 million grant to foster development of businesses involved in alternative energy and biotechnology.
Mr. Chocolate to Host Wine and Chocolate Pairing
On Thursday June 7, from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Chocolatier, Jacques Torres also known as Mr. Chocolate, will host a palate pleasing education in pairing wine with chocolate.
Harry Kim to File For Mayor Tuesday
The popular former Civil Defense director who served two terms as mayor said today he will again be running for the Big Island’s top elected post.
Transit of Venus Visible From Big Island
Hawaii will be one of the prime viewing spots for the Transit of Venus, a rare astronomical event that occurs every hundred years or so.
Maui Fighters Score Titles in Triple Threat Co-Main Events
Riley Dutro, Eddie Perrells, and Patrick Torres won championship belts at the Triple Threat Fights MMA event in Hilo Saturday.
