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Denby Fawcett: January Reckonings
This month brings the realization that it should be time to face uncomfortable truths.
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Makana Eyre: A Man Of Unyielding Curiosity, Gavan Daws Lived Life Of Words
His work was loudly acclaimed and criticized but news of his death came quietly.
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Lee Cataluna: The End Of A Particular Type Of Tourist Attraction
The last lū‘au at this popular West Oʻahu venue ends on a bittersweet note. But it may lead to a new cultural beginning.
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Kirstin Downey: Should Oʻahu Be Broken Into 4 Cities With 4 Mayors?
A Honolulu Charter Commission proposal suggests smaller, more localized government authority would be better for the island of 1 million people.
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Will Bailey: After Removal, What Comes Next For Venezuela
Power, restraint and the cost of governing without consent.
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Makana Eyre: Extensive Hawaiʻi Consulate System Sparked Early Growth
The Hawaiian Kingdom boasted an international consulate system that helped the islands import labor in the 1800s.
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For Cynthia Thielen, Decades Of Public Service Are ‘Just The Right Thing To Do’
The former longtime legislator, attorney and community activist is still deeply involved in her community.
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Beth Fukumoto: Explaining The Sweet Side Of At-Large City Council Districts
A proposal before the Honolulu Charter Commission deserves thoughtful attention.