The Secrets That We Keep “Dark on the Inside: A Novel” By Virginia Cantorna (Aviva Publishing 2021) Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran My grandmother Laureana was the keeper of our family lore. She came to Hawai‘i late—I was already born and my...
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Despite the Pandemic, High School Graduates are Optimistic Brooklyn Jones | Maui High School It has officially been more than a year since lockdown and to call these times a rollercoaster would be an understatement. The whole world shut down...
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Vaccine Hesitancy And Why You Should Get Immunized From COVID-19 Errol Buntuyan, M.D. Vaccinations for COVID-19 are now open to people aged 12 and older in the state of Hawai‘i. Many organizations are offering the Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson and...
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Farmers’ Markets and Swap Meets Liza A Pierce of “A Maui Blog” One of the best shopping experiences is going to a Farmers’ Market, especially when buying fresh fruit, vegetables and produce. Buy local and buy fresh. It is also...
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May 1st is Lei Day in Hawai‘i. It is a celebration of the Aloha spirit in the Hawaiian culture. Every school has its own May Day performances but due to the pandemic, the students didn’t do any performances this year....
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Gifted to Give—500 Years of Christianity in the Philippines Deacon Patrick Constantino On March 16, The Most Reverend Clarence Silva, Bishop of the Diocese of Honolulu, Roman Catholic Church in the State of Hawai‘i, led a Mass at the Cathedral...
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