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Kwento-Kwentuhan

Breakfast Varieties Culture and food in the morning Liza A Pierce of “A Maui Blog” | Images courtesy Liza Pierce Breakfast is often called the most important meal of the day and across diverse cultures, it takes on many delicious...

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Let’s Talk Pinoy!

Dulce Karen Butay And just like that, the shortest month ended. It’s time to flip the page of the calendar to welcome the next month. March. The month of March in the Philippines is graduation month. From Elementary to High...

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Sakada Offspring

Alfred Cantorna Lucy Peros | Photos courtesy the Cantorna ‘Ohana Hāli‘imaile, Maui, Hawai‘i is a small quaint village on the slope of Haleakalā, a place our feet may leave but our hearts will always be. The late President Dwight D....

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Ti Biag ken Pammati

Ash Wednesday Jubilee Year 2025 A start of a new beginning of Lent Deacon Patrick Constantino | Photos courtesy Patrick Constantino Let us begin this Lent by not saying, it’s same o, same o,’ but start anew in our lives...

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Dinengdeng & Pinakbet

Early Weeks of Trump Reboot Makes for Must Watch TV Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran I admit I wasn’t expecting much from the re-boot (I wasn’t a fan of the original series, as readers of my column must know), but MAGA: Butler...

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Google Is Not Everything

More Than Just a Dance Angel Alba | Maui High School, Class of 2026 Living in Hawai‘i has captivated people with its cultural traditions and practices. For instance, hula has been around for hundreds of years, and the importance of...

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