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2020 Graduates tapped to create their own nostalgia during this pandemic. Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran In small towns all over our state and hometown USA, high school graduation rites mark an important milestone for students and their families. Maui is no...
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Some hoped to complete the session early but a pandemic doesn’t operate on a timetable. Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran A wry Chinese curse is “May you live in interesting times.” With Maui’s larger dependence on the Visitor Industry, we may well...
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1958 … things have changed since then. Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran Alfredo G. Evangelista, one of the few Filipino community lawyers in private practice on Maui, turns sixty-two this May. Apo Alfredo is only three years away from being eligible for Medicare but...
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Business of the Legislature Begins Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran For the first time in many years, both the House and Senate majority legislators are proposing a small package of four companion bills jointly drafted and proposed by their respective leadership. The...
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OK Boomer! Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran “Okay, Boomer” apparently is a “thing.” “Young” people mutter it (usually sarcastically) in response to some remark by an “older” person (you don’t even have to be an actual Baby Boomer) that reflects the generational...
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The Cayetano Legacy A Governor Ben Cayetano Retrospective Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran and Alfredo G. Evangelista Editor’s Note: 2019 marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of the election of Benjamin J. Cayetano. This is the twelfth and final in a series of columns...
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