Korean Style
THE KOREAN FESTIVAL IS SET TO TAKE PLACE SATURDAY, JULY 11, AT MAGIC ISLAND. MORE THAN MERELY A CULTURAL EXPERIENCE, THE 14TH ANNUAL FEST SEEKS TO UNITE THE COMMUNITY This year’s 14th annual Korean...
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SISTERS EUNICE SOEDA AND MARGE FUNASAKI ARE CARRYING ON THE FURNITURE BUSINESS THEIR PARENTS STARTED 68 YEARS AGO IN WAIPAHU — DISCO MART. THAT’S SHORT FOR DISCOUNT Marge Funasaki and Eunice Soeda at...
View ArticleAn Ode To Keiki Creativity
A poet-in-residency program at Palolo Elementary School awakens young minds Who is an alien? Your best friend? Y our Mom, your Dad? Or even your pet? Do their eyes sparkle like moonlight? Or is their...
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A bespectacled invertebrate that lives in the earth is the star of an educational kids TV show as well as the symbol of a farm-based curriculum to teach sustainability. Nestled somewhere in a Waimanalo...
View ArticleRepresenting Waianae
In partnership with Alexander & Baldwin, Waianae Mall established Waianae Coast Hall of fame, instilling a sense of pride in the community February was an exciting month for Waianae Mall, which...
View ArticleKaimuki To Carnegie
Kaimuki Middle School introduced a music program to increase academic scores. Students became so proficient, one of the school’s bands just wowed ’em in New York When Kaimuki Middle School principal...
View ArticleKing Of The Carpenters
Gilbert Gambalan, Denis Valente and Joel Alverio competing in ‘Hammer Da Nail’. Photo by Lawrence Tabudlo Joel Alveiro once again walks away with the Slim’s Power Tools HeMan competition in the annual...
View ArticleTo Save The Sexually Exploited
Jessica Munoz first became aware of young girls in Hawaii being sex trafficked in her work as an ER nurse. Appalled, she’s now working to build a facility where they can be made whole again. that’s why...
View ArticleOne Tough Keiki
At 12, Taylor Tagatac has beaten leukemia twice, and with uncommon strength and grace. That’s why she’s being honored as Hawaii Miracle Network Champion Child Everyone wants that one-in-a-million...
View ArticleLiberators And The Lost
As Holocaust Remembrance day nears, two honolulu men recall the day they helped liberate prisoners at the Nazis’ Dachau prison camp As time moves pertinaciously forward, as the Greatest Generation...
View ArticleLet The Flowers Speak
Before creating a floral work of art, ikebana practitioners first listen to the various materials. ‘you never know what is going to happen,’ says one If we could see the miracle of a single flower...
View ArticleGaming And Giving
Warren Asing at the entrance to the ‘indoor carnival’ in Windward Mall. Since 2003, Fun Factory has awarded nearly $100,000 in scholarships to 75 Native Hawaiian students who want to pursue a career in...
View ArticleMagical Minis
Miniature horses Makakoa and Kamalani bring comfort and smiles to those they visit, demonstrating the powerful effect horses have on humans There’s something magical, almost phantasmal about seeing a...
View ArticleKickin’ It On The Course
Golfers know all about ‘kick-in’ birdies and ‘foot wedges,’ and now you can do just that without bending the rules at two Oahu courses, where FootGolf is taking off using soccer balls and really big...
View ArticleLeaders Going Global
Jim Wo and Louise Pagotto PHOTO COURTESY MARIKO MIHO, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII FOUNDATION The inaugural Group of Wo Global Learning Champions will travel to New Zealand to support UH’s desire to be an...
View ArticleTalk To The Animals
HZS executive director Ted Otaguro and director of volunteers Barbara Thacker with co-workers Shelby Carlos and Sarah Stebbing PHOTO BY BODIE COLLINS Honolulu Zoo Society invites you to join its ohana...
View ArticleLittle Girl, Big Voice
Waianae’s Ciana Pelekai has sung on the Radio City Music Hall stage and recently was crowned Miss Hawaii High School America — and she has loftier goals in mind Miss Hawaii High School America Ciana...
View ArticleProfile Of A Possibilitarian
Her mother died of stomach cancer. Her husband died of pancreatic cancer. She grieved, but she also got busy raising $50,000 for the UH Cancer Center that today funds research into early detection of...
View ArticleDancing With Fire
Everyone knows traditional male fireknife dancing, but Eleni Cameron and friends dance with fire using hula hoops, poi balls and more. This is one hot show My heart pounded in anticipation as the...
View ArticleFull Circle With Martin
Attorney Ellen Carson receives the Martin Luther King Jr. Peacemaker Award, named for the man who inspired her to take up law with an emphasis on civil rights, which included winning reparations for...
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