An Eagle Scout candidate and his troop started building the Makiki Community Garden toolshed. Then the pandemic downsized the crew.
Fault Lines
A statewide community conversation that explores discord in Hawaii and what we can do to bridge some of the social and political gaps that are developing.
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The Fastest-Growing Ethnic Group In Hawaii Is Also The Most Invisible
About 11% of Hawaii residents claim Hispanic heritage, a number that’s expected to grow. But Latinos are also the least likely to respond to the census.
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This Startup Is Trying To Ease The Ventilator Shortage in Hawaii
A former Harvard Medical School professor is teaming up with local engineers who have designed products for firms like Apple, Google and Tesla.
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Residents And Policymakers Battle Over Hawaii Wind Energy Projects
Some policymakers want to keep wind turbines away from homes but energy developers say there’s not much room to maneuver on a small island.
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Include The Community As Partners In Energy Projects
We must lead by implementing policies in a right and pono way.
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Hawaii Storytellers: A Letter To Our Hapa Daughters
Mark Noguchi and Amanda Corby Noguchi share how the love for their community brought them together.
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Recent Protests Raise Concerns About Political Representation
The Hawaii Legislature has simply grown too distant to be effective.
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Denby Fawcett: 8 Months To Pave A Parking Lot? Kaimuki Businesses Are Outraged
The city says it will take months to repave the lot at Waialae and 12th Avenue but worried business owners are pushing back.
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Last Of Its Kind: This Small Neighborhood Market Is Still A Big Part Of Life On Kauai
Kauai’s last mom and pop market is fighting to stay in business and nurture a new breed of local entrepreneurs.