As spring has turned to summer and fall is now on the horizon, it’s been a difficult number of months for everyone. The coronavirus pandemic…
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There are good people and there are good candidates. But the two are not always in alignment, none are without flaws and all have strengths…
It has been almost two months since I wrote an op-ed piece titled “Grief for a World Killed by covid” (I still refuse to honor…
I am a 14-year returning resident to Kaua‘i and 17 years out here in Hawai‘i. Having just completed my 14-day quarantine on June 22, I…
These are frightening times. In my office, I talk with so many people who are unsettled and increasingly nervous about this virus. Many are confused…
Making it easier for developers and landowners to make more money by eliminating their requirement to provide affordable housing, is in my opinion bad public…
Why are we fighting two wars on Kaua‘i? Gary Hooser reports in The Garden Island in one of his columns that chlorpyrifos is a nerve…
Upon its anticipated passage in the next couple months, Council Bill 2774 will bring forward a much-needed update to our County’s Housing Policy, which has…
Dr. Thomas Sowell has produced some excellent videos about the history of slavery and racism, available on YouTube. It is heartbreaking to watch, but it…
In response to the front page TGI article “Group wants double testing”, by Allan Parachini on July 2, 2020, we agree with the Kauai COVID…