Japanese kyudo archery only attracts a small number of users on Oʻahu but a new facility would take up considerable public space.
Column
Lee Cataluna: Why People Were Waiting In Lines Across The State This Week
In an era where so many basic things are unaffordable for the most frustrating, unfair reasons, this bit of Hawaiʻi exclusivity is still obtainable by the middle class.
Beth Fukumoto: There Are Creative Ways To Get More Voter Centers This Year
The Legislature killed bills that would have funded more voter centers but we can increase in-person capacity before August without legislative action.
Neal Milner: Social Media, Tradwives And The Manosphere
Gender roles are a cultural issue, not just a political one. And Republicans, not Democrats are winning the culture.
Makana Eyre: What Do We Want Hawaiʻi To Be Like In 20 Years?
We need a frank discussion about ideas that could make material improvements to the islands, even if it means more development and easing certain regulatory restrictions.
Beth Fukumoto: Legislature Is Doing The Right Thing On Dyslexia
Every public school in Hawaiʻi should take the same approach to defining dyslexia and screening students for reading difficulties.
Lee Cataluna: Being Ready for Storms Should Be More Than Political
Recent weather woes in Hawaiʻi exposed a lack of just-in-case thinking.
Will Bailey: Hawaiʻi Could Feel The Consequences Of The Iran War Soon
Loose talk about bombing Iran’s civilian infrastructure skips over the real cost of escalation — and Hawaiʻi is about to feel those consequences.
Makana Eyre: The Closing Of Tamashiro Market Marks Something Much Deeper
The family shop has been a landmark of Kalihi for 85 years. The community will feel the loss.
