KAPA‘A — Between 30 and 40 Kaua‘i RSVP volunteers received their recognition gifts on Monday as the staff from the Agency on Elderly Affairs, the…
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ANAHOLA — Despite claims of “it never rains in Anahola” Saturday, volunteer servers welcomed the short-but-cooling showers that blanketed the Festival of Hope for Families…
KILAUEA — Last week, Common Ground Kaua‘i of Kilauea officially met their 10 selected Kaua‘i-based small businesses, chosen from over 40 diverse applicants for the…
LIHU’E — Hawai’i Commercial Real Estate’s merger with Elite Pacific LLC has nothing to do with the economic despair caused by COVID-19, according to Elite…
After President Trump’s chief of staff told the head of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration he’d be fired Friday if the agency didn’t approve…
Kudos to Donna Lynn Loo, Grace Delos Reyes, Kealoha Takahashi and all those Kaua‘i Retired and Senior Volunteer Program Advisory Board members, county Agency on…
LIHU‘E — In line with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines, the state shortening its mandatory, 14-day quarantine to 10 days, effective Thursday, Dec.…
WASHINGTON — In a letter to President-elect Joe Biden, U.S. Sen. Mazie K. Hirono (D-Hawai‘i) expressed her “strong support” for California Labor and Workforce Development…
Lots of COVID questions Current actions by state and local executive branches both here and in other states bring up some interesting legal questions: Can…
Vaccines are set to be a key topic for most of 2021. As that conversation heats up, it’s important to be critical of any updates…