
Waha Nui, which means “talks a lot, or big mouth," spreads the word about what's up and who's doing it in your Windward neighborhood.
Carol Chang, a Windward Oahu resident, is regional editor, reporter and columnist ("Waha Nui") for MidWeek's Windward Islander. She also assists in writing and editing duties for both islandwide MidWeeks.
Below are the last 5 columns written by Carol Chang
All through the month of March, Ali McMahon‘s Olive Boutique on Kihapai Street will be a collection point for classroom supplies for Haiti.
Read Column>>Funeral services were held last week for Shigeru Hotoke, beloved director of the Kailua Madrigals, who died Feb. 20 at age 83. Although he retired in 1986
Read Column>>In Chaminade’s Furlough Friday workshop March 5 at the State Capitol, high school students will tour the building, meet lawmakers, conduct a mock session on issues, see the real thing, and hear from keynote speaker Brian Kajiyama (via a computer-assisted device).
Read Column>>Picked to moderate a national panel on constitutional rights (airing live from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Thursday via audio webcast from the American Bar Association)
Read Column>>Kalaheo graduate Ryan Churchill has risen to the top at Maui Land & Pineapple Co., where the board of directors has just appointed him president and COO. He has “proven leadership skills,” says interim CEO Warren Haruki, “and a deep sense of commitment to our community.” Ryan also has degrees from U. of Arizona and UC-Irvine, and is on the board of Hawaii Nature Center, among others. Good luck, Ryan ...
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