Adobo & More: Adobo Nation Sharon Zalsos Can you relate? If you are a Filipino meeting a non-Filipino person for the first time and the subject of your ethnicity comes up, isn’t it almost always followed by “So you know...
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Love, Scandal etc. by Ate Nora Sixth in a series “I’ve been praying for your Dad’s soul,” said Ofelia to Francisco and his siblings Samson, Elena, Sara and Jose. “As you know, your Dad was not a saint and he...
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Lucy Peros Labor Day is just weeks away and in Hawai‘i, Filipinos have always been at the forefront of the organized labor movement, beginning with Pablo Manlapit, who organized the first Filipino labor union in 1911. The ethnic labor unions...
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If you have a photograph of a community event, please email to info@filamvoicemaui.com. Please include a short description, your name and contact information. This month’s community photos highlight the Gintong Pamana Leadership and Scholarship Awards held on June 13 at...
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Living Your Passion The Rev. John A.H. Tomoso † “To live one’s passion” is to be fully alive as the person God intends for you to be. I know that this takes patience and courage and more than a modicum...
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Are all my attitudes about our islands truly colored by foolish nostalgia? Not actually, I still find merit in things past. Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran I’ve just discovered I’m a charter member of MAUI YESTERDAY. All my attitudes about our islands...
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