The Green administration is moving quickly despite Native Hawaiian concerns that the homeless project will push out Hawaiians who have been waitlisted for decades.
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Eric Stinton: What Is A Protest That Follows The Rules?
Protests are meant to be disruptive.
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Olin Lagon: The Bank That Said Yes To What Started As A Sketch On A Napkin
What a late congratulations card, a voyaging canoe and one 30-minute phone call taught me about Hawaiʻi’s future.
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Neal Milner: The Wonderful Spectacle Of World Cup Soccer
From action on the field to fans in the stands to commercials on TV, this global event has been far more unifying than America250.
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Makana Eyre: Who Regulates Bounty Hunters In Hawaiʻi? No One
Meanwhile, other states have imposed strict rules for bail enforcement agents.
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Neal Milner: Moderates Make Little Difference In Solid-Blue Hawaiʻi
Even moderate Republicans tend to vote Democrat because GOP candidates are too extreme or non-existent.
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Kirstin Downey: ‘The Number Of Slain Was Beyond Conception’
A British sailor became an eye witness to one of the deadliest battles for dominance of the Hawaiian Islands. His account has been languishing in a London archive.
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Makana Eyre: Returning Indigenous Remains A Top Priority For Schatz
Hawaiʻi U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz is pressing academic institutions to follow federal law regarding remains and cultural objects.
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Kirstin Downey: Warfare Came Quickly To The Hawaiian Islands
The writings of a Scottish botanist document the battlefield tactics in use by Kamehameha and others after the arrival of Capt. Cook.