During 1971, my wife, Ginger, and our two children lived at Kapa‘a Stable Camp, Makee Sugar Co., and later, a Lihu‘e Plantation employee housing camp…
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The hamsa (a palm-shaped amulet popular throughout North Africa and the Middle East commonly used in jewelry and wall hangings) somewhat resembles a shaka, said…
KAPA‘A — Waimea High School softball exploded for a pair of 8-run innings on Wednesday to pick up its third win, 21-2, over Kapa‘a High…
LIHU‘E — In her new role with the Gov. Josh Green administration, Dana Hazelton will be the governor’s “eyes and ears” for the Kaua‘i community.…
Blue Dolphin Charters, represented by Owner Terry Donnelly and General Manager Shaye Donnelly-Clarke, presented the Zonta Club of Kaua‘i Foundation $600 toward Zonta Club of…
A better idea A Kaua‘i council person was recently quoted as saying, “We gotta burn trash.” Now that’s a half-baked idea. Sure, politicos will receive…
An acquaintance grabbed my ear recently saying, “Gary, how can we get rid of all these homeless people?” He went on to bemoan the presence…
Thelma H.T.L. Chun Thelma H.T.L. Chun passed away at her home in Lihu‘e, at the age of 97, surrounded by her family. She was a…
The Japanese visitor was mesmerized by the jig being performed by the Showtime Characters leprechaun on Saturday. You gotta get it on the first time…
LIHU‘E — Island School pitcher Kameron Lee scored in the first inning on Saturday during a Kaua‘i Interscholastic Federation baseball doubleheader against Waimea High School…