When we were in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and then-Governor David Ige was peppering us with emergency proclamations early and often, we at…
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One of the longest running court cases in modern history is Kalima v. State. The case, filed in 1999, concerned 2,515 beneficiaries of the Department…
LIHU‘E — A stagnant local housing market showed no signs of recovery in the final month of summer, as home sales plunged amid a backdrop…
KALAHEO — For the eighth year, the Kalaheo Dental Group is hosting its Halloween Candy Buyback on Nov. 1 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.…
LIHU‘E — Hawai‘iUSA Federal Credit Union utilized a grant presentation on Monday to introduce two members of its Executive Leadership Team to the Kaua‘i staff,…
We just got through with a legislative session where, due to anticipated federal aid to our state, we seemed to be swimming in money and…
In Vermont, there is a small town known as Pomfret. It has one of the most picturesque areas of the country for fall foliage, called…
Have you ever thought about who, really, pays the cost of something like a Lahaina wildfire or a Hurricane Iniki? In the Lahaina wildfire case,…
Millions of American are in debt, but debt relief companies have their own issues. American consumers hold more than $16 trillion of debt in the…
You may have heard the phrase “caveat emptor,” meaning “Let the buyer beware.” It’s an old proverb, from the Latin phrase meaning that a buyer…