MIDWEEK COVERSTORY
Hungry For The Holiday
November 18, 2009
By Sarah Pacheco
Not even Norman Rockwell could paint a better Thanksgiving. From left: Gerald Shintaku of Kraft, Dick Grimm of the Foodbank, Randy Slentz of Times, Sweetie Pacarro, Herbert Gushikuma of Don Quijote, Angela Baker of Tamura’s and Clayton Eto of Safeway are teaming up for Kraft’s Check-Out Hunger campaign to make sure that no one in Hawaii is…Hungry For The Holidays
Read Story >>MIDWEEK FEATURE
November 04, 2009
By Kerry Miller
The idea behind ClubCharm is to give girls age 7 to 12 a foundation of both manners and personal responsibility before they hit those teen years. Violet Shimoko was thrust into the “kids’ club” business years ago when her brother asked her to teach his three sons dinner conversation skills. Today, Shimoko has moved to the other end of the spectrum and has opened ClubCharm, a private after-school club for young girls.
Read Story >>NEWSMAKER
Living Beyond All Expectations
By Yu Shing Ting - November 18, 2009
She was supposed to survive just two years, but the daughter of radio personality Pipi is now 6, and living proof of the power of love
Read Story >>FOOD
Heart-y Chef - November 18, 2009
» Creamy Burrata Makes Hoku’s Salad Special
Sam Choy's Kitchen - November 18, 2009
» Cooking Ikayaki Pancakes The Tokkuri Tei Way
Table Talk - November 18, 2009
» An 11th Avenue Italian Neighborhood Eatery
SPORTS
Hot Air - November 18, 2009
» Baseball Brass Misses Missed Calls
Keeping Score - November 18, 2009
» A Decade Of Football ‘States’
POLITICS
A Conservative Estimate - November 18, 2009
» Seeking A Firm, Decisive President
Coffee Break - November 18, 2009
» Why We Must Fight In Afghanistan
Just Thoughts - November 18, 2009
» HPD Investigations Behind The Times
Mostly Politics - November 18, 2009
» We’re Looking Bad By The Numbers
The Right Price - November 18, 2009
» Avoiding More Ethnic Backlash
BUSINESS
Business Round Table
November 18, 2009
An Easy Way To ‘Go Solar’
By Sean Mullen
Chief Technical Officer of Sunetric Capital and President of Sunetric
My wife Beth-Ann and I started Sunetric - now Hawaii’s largest locally owned and operated solar energy company - five years ago. We started it with a mission for people to embrace renewable energy and to be cognizant of living a “green” lifestyle.
Read Column >>
Entrepreneurs - November 18, 2009
» Keeping Pooches Cool With A Pop
Movers - November 18, 2009
» Business Leaders On The Move In Hawaii
TRAVEL
Kimo’s Vegas
Kimo Akane - November 18, 2009
THE AWARD for the most-photographed and envied man in the last week could go to Joe Cada. The 21-year-old is the youngest person to win a World Series of Poker Main Event, and the $8.55 million in prize money didn’t hurt his popularity with the ladies either.
What else is going on in Vegas >>LIFESTYLE
Old Friends - November 18, 2009
Dita Holifield
Lubbock, Texas, native Dita Holifield has undoubtedly made a mark in the country music scene as “Queen of Country” not only in Hawaii
Read more about Dita Holifield >>Applause - November 18, 2009
» Strangers Chase Down A Thief
Moonlighting - November 18, 2009
» A New Attitude On Furlough Fridays
Susan's Page - November 11, 2009
» The Definition Of A Real ‘Crisis’
The Young View - February 11, 2009
» The Top 10 Turnoffs For Women
What's Next - November 18, 2009
» Clothes Call
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