Listening, responding, caring—the embodiment of our spirituality. The Rev. John A.H. Tomoso † Spirituality is part of the make-up of every person. Our spiritual being as individuals is why we not only have respect for life but also why we...
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Is winning the Filipino vote important in putting Filipinos into government—musings from the experienced legistlator. Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran Photos courtesy of Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran I’m the only Filipino legislator in the Maui delegation. In the just completed 29th Legislature, there...
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Teens Drive to Adulthood Ghenesis Jhay Balaan | Maui High School Among high school students, obtaining their driver’s license provides them a feel of independence as young adults. Now that these teens can get to places by themselves, parents are...
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Liza of “A Maui Blog” All Photos courtesy Liza Pierce Where on Maui can you find great bargains, clothing and accessories, fruits and vegetables, tropical blooms, jewelries, beauty and bath products, decor, arts and crafts, local food, ‘ukulele, massage services,...
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Dulce Karen Butay Kumusta po? (How are you?). Do you remember what the word Nanang means? Nanang is the word for mother in Ilokano. In fact, you can use it for more variations, like a hānai mother; even my grandmother...
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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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