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Little Hukóm in Aloha State Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran Wisconsin and North Carolina recently completed elections for their State Supreme Courts, with one judicial election decisively decided by the Badger state voters and the other overturned by an appellate court throwing...
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Adapting to a New Setting Angel Alba | Maui High School, Class of 2026 Year after year, students from other countries transfer to different schools, where they must adapt to a new schooling system and familiarize themselves with the resources...
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Classic Local Eats in Wailuku Where Maui locals really go Liza A Pierce of “A Maui Blog” | Images courtesy Liza Pierce When visitors ask me where the locals eat on Maui, I often smile and say, “You’ve got to...
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Dulce Karen Butay April is the fourth month of the year, a time beginning with a celebration of joy and laughter through pranks and jokes. It awakens the joker within us, reminding us not to take life too seriously—after all,...
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Jerry Batugo Agbannaoag Lucy Peros | Photos courtesy the Agbannaoag ‘Ohana Perseverance is one of the values this month’s featured Sakada Offspring learned from his father, a 1946 Sakada from the Philippines. Several well-known individuals have expressed their thoughts on...
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Ti Biag ken Pammati “Life and Faith” Fifth Sunday of Lent Deacon Patrick Constantino | Photos courtesy Patrick Constantino In our world today, we face many problems. We must use God in our decision-making. Only God can help us! But...
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