The debate over what Big Oil knew about climate change — and when — has very real ties to our local fossil-fuel industry. Shell, Texaco…
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The fundamental premise establishing the protection of ground water as a public trust resource under the Hawaii Constitution is based on the recognition that water…
I write to encourage our community to enjoy the magnificent production of “Matilda,” presented at the convention hall by Hawaii Children’s Theatre. This kind of…
For 10 years, it was my honor to serve as your mayor. Prior to that, I served in public service for the County of Kauai…
In 2001, the East Kauai Water Users Cooperative was formed to take over management of the state-owned irrigation system in our area previously operated by…
Like almost everyone on Kauai, I was shocked when I saw the news pertaining to Councilmember Arthur Brun’s Tuesday arrest. My email, text messages and…
Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard’s announcement that she would not be running for re-election caught Hawaii’s political world by surprise. Initially, conventional wisdom would say that Big…
What exactly does my legislator do? What power do they have and what exactly can they do, or not do? The quick and dirty answer…
I would like to acknowledge the state Department of Transportation Highways Division for its outstanding performance in: 1) repaving the roads under its jurisdiction on…
In regards to Maunakea, the state has launched an effective campaign using the art of distractions: DLNR claims damage to native plants; the governor cites…