The back side of the baby-boomer curve Getting old is something most of us don’t think much about until it actually happens. At 70, my…
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Honestly, the Aug. 10 Kaua‘i primary election was pretty boring, unless of course you are council member Billy DeCosta, Ana Mo Des, Clint Yago or…
Sunday buses We need buses to run on Sundays so people can attend church. It will soon be one year of no buses on Sundays.…
A health crisis Every 40 seconds someone in the U.S. has a stroke. Every four minutes someone in the U.S. dies of a stroke. Seven…
‘Undying gratitude’ I just want to say aloha and thank you to departing physician Dr. Graham Chelius. Dr. Chelius handled my pain management for several…
In 2022, 60 percent of primary voters or 513,715 Hawai‘i residents did not bother to vote. They chose to not even open an envelope, check…
The world is in turmoil, I cannot fix it, so I’m going for a walk. In solitude and silence except for the wash of the…
Kaua‘i County lawmakers will soon have another chance to ease the island’s critical housing shortage when a bill comes before them that would allow existing…
I wrote last week, “Contact each council candidate, ask them your questions, share your concerns, and compare their responses (or lack thereof) before making your…
In 30 days or less voters will begin receiving their primary election ballot in the mail. Visit https://olvr.hawaii.gov to register or update your registration. On…