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This article has been updated. Earlier this month, we celebrated America’s founding and the freedoms associated with democracy. Perhaps our most important freedom is our right and responsibility to vote. In Hawai‘i, the August 11 Primary Election is right around...
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Editor’s note: The following is excerpted from Christine Sabado’s soon-to-be published memoirs. The Sabados celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary on June 14. As we were about to enter the little plantation house, my nervousness overwhelmed me. Perhaps it was the...
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On July 4, 1776, the Continental Congress, representing 13 colonies, declared its freedom from British governance, and issued the Declaration of Independence. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by...
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What does Memorial Day mean to you? It comes and goes year after year. When you ask most kids these days, it means no school for the keiki or a holiday for the working class. On the front lawn of...
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Alfredo G. Evangelista | Assistant Editor Memorial Day is right around the corner and for almost fifty years, Maui’s Barrio Fiesta has been held during or near the Memorial Day weekend. This year’s 49th Annual Barrio Fiesta, the longest running...
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