A CONSERVATIVE ESTIMATE
Sharing Memories Of Mom’s Love
May 07, 2008
- MidWeek
By Rick Hamada
My mother and father were married quite young and, hailing from the Philippines, came from a generation where arranged marriages were not unusual. They moved to the Mainland soon after and, soon after moving, they divorced.
COFFEE BREAK
Let The Voters Decide On Rail
April 30, 2008
- MidWeek
By Jerry Coffee
About a week ago, Honolulu Hale witnessed democracy in action as a self-organized group of Honolulu citizens, “Stop Rail Now,” held a press conference announcing its goal of collecting more than 40,000 signatures calling for a referendum on November’s ballot, i.e. “Let the People Decide.”
JUST THOUGHTS
Being Held Back By Victimhood
May 07, 2008
- MidWeek
By Bob Jones
So exactly what was that takeover of Iolani Palace last week by the self-proclaimed Hawaiian Kingdom Government supposed to accomplish?
MOSTLY POLITICS
Oil Addiction And Spam Musubi
May 07, 2008
- MidWeek
By Dan Boylan
A friend of mine commutes daily to his job on Maui. Last week he complained that he couldn’t find his favorite Spam musubi at the 7-Eleven in Kahului. He eats one every day around 1:30 p.m., a couple of hours before he catches his flight back to Honolulu.
THE RIGHT PRICE
Ready For A Rail Referendum
May 07, 2008
- MidWeek
By Larry Price
Identifying experts has always been a controversial issue in Hawaii. The reason is because we are an isolated community, and anyone who travels to Hawaii from a faraway location is interesting to listen to because they look and sound different - the farther away, the more expert he or she appears.
