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    Taxing tourists more is not way to ‘economic resiliency’

    By Keli‘i Akina Few ideas are as tenacious as the myth that we can make tourists pay for major programs...
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    Those Nickels Add Up!

    By now, most of us who go to the grocery store are used to seeing a bunch of little charges whenever we buy bottled...

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    O‘ahu Weddings on a Budget: Kama’aina Kine Guide

    Aloha kākou! Planning a wedding can be exciting, but guarantee going be expensive. No worry chicken katsu curry, ‘cause...

    Small group has a big impact in native forest restoration

    Waiʻalae Nui is located in the southeastern Koʻolau Mountains.   The forest at Waiʻalae Nui was once described to me...

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    Silvano Casaldi’s New Book Commemorates Anzio/Nettuno Landing of January 22, 1944

    Editor's Note: I first met the author, Silvano Casaldi, several years ago while researching my father's military service (which included the Anzio landing). Silvano showed me around the Anzio/Nettuno area and introduced me to a former police officer, in...
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    Why Nutrition Research is Full of Crap

    These days there are so many nutrition studies being vomited out to the public by the media that it’s just too much to swallow....

    Ke Ō Mau Center for Sustainable Island Food Systems – Brown Bag Speaker Series Event #5

    Featuring: Catherine Pirkle - Pirkle Epidemiology and Evaluation Consulting, LLC; Amy Miller - President and CEO, Hawaiʻi Food Bank; Jason Shon - Food Security...

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