Christianity and Addiction The Rev. John A.H. Tomoso† Christianity has struggled with the topic of addiction, a part of our human condition because it has historically characterized addiction as simply a sinful choice. This has very often created barriers between...
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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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Be Smart, Don’t Start Ghenesis Balaan | Maui High School In 2016, Hawai‘i became the first state to raise the legal age of sale for tobacco from 18 to 21 years old. This effort was made to prevent youth from...
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“It’s Our Turn!” Jollibee, well known food service corporation from the Philippines, finally makes it’s debut on Maui. Liza of “A Maui Blog” “It’s Our Turn!”—This was the phrase that we heard repeatedly during Jollibee’s Grand Opening on January 24th....
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Whoa, January came and went. And now is the time for roses, balloons, teddy bears and chocolates from that special someone. The most important non-holiday, the Superbowl. I’m kidding! I’m talking about Valentine’s Day. This year’s February is a leap...
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Anita E. Sagayaga Fernandez Lucy Peros | All photos courtesy Anita Fernandez Can you imagine how a mother and a father feel when they say good bye to their five sons to go to an unknown place not knowing if...
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