One of the most frequently asked questions I receive is “How do I lose weight?” Well, we all have heard of a million and one ways to shed those unwanted pounds and reveal the six-pack hiding behind the insulating layer....
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What you get out of tomorrow depends on what you put into it today—and how you handle any bumps along the way. So while you’re keeping one eye on that retirement prize, make sure to keep the other on the...
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Kau Kau means “eat” in Hawaiian. Plantation workers carried their lunch into the sugarcane or pineapple plantation fields in a double-decker “tin” with an arched wooden handle. In the past, the tins were made of aluminum. Today, they are made...
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This month’s featured Sakada Offspring is a man of great integrity, a community leader, as well as a dedicated church leader: Emmanuel Alegre Baltazar. Emmanuel “Manny” Alegre Baltazar was born on New Year’s Eve, December 31, 1974 in Cabaroan Laud,...
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What do you think of the Marcos’ offer? Fil-Am Voice staff asked members of Maui’s Filipino community “What do you think of the Marcos’ offer?” Arnold of Wailuku with roots in Badoc, Ilocos Norte: “If it’s not theirs, give ’em...
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