Medicare’s annual enrollment period runs now through Dec. 7.
Letters
Our readers weigh in on everything under the Hawaii sun. And beyond.
Letters: Limiting Condo Parking Is Poor Civic Planning
Why bank on a rail system that may not even come into existence by 2025?
Letters: Can We Save Vulnerable Islands?
A story about the obliteration of a remote Hawaiian islet resonates in Alaska.
Letters: Shining Light On OHA Allowances
Two trustees respond to a recent news article on the spending practice.
Letters: Voters Just Can’t Be Trusted With A ConCon
Corporate entities could promote changes to the Hawaii constitution that would favor business over workers and weaken civil rights.
Letters: Private Donations To Teachers Simply Wrong
Hawaii public education is underfunded, but directly involving rich people is a path toward privatization.
Letters: Does Red Hill Violate The Constitution?
The state is supposed to conserve and protect Hawaii’s natural resources, including clean water.
Letters: Thank You For Reading Hawaii’s Constitution
The document needs an update, even if politicians say we can’t afford it.
Letters: Diving In To Dive Bars
Readers also had lots to say about a homeless camp and the proposed education tax.
