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    Aloha ThinkTech

    For those of you who care about citizen journalism and the free flow of ideas here in Hawaii Nei,...
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    The PTE (Passthrough Entity) Problem

    There are a couple of measures moving in this year’s Legislature that are important for the many small businesses here that do business in...

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    HAWAI‘I TO HOST FESTIVAL OF PACIFIC ARTS & CULTURE FROM JUNE 6-16, 2024

    The Festival of Pacific Arts & Culture (FestPAC) is the world’s largest celebration of indigenous Pacific Islanders. The South...

    The 15th ʻUkulele Picnic Presents the International ʻUkulele Festival of Hawaiʻi Newly Named International Ukulele Event to be Held on July 27th at Kapiolani...

    The ʻUkulele Foundation of Hawaiʻi today announces the renaming of its annual signature event to "The 15th ʻUkulele Picnic...

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    Nurse agreement could help heal Hawaii’s healthcare ills

    By Keli‘i Akina We must give credit where it’s due: Hawaii lawmakers seem to be getting serious about solving our healthcare shortages. Problems such as Hawaii’s doctor and nursing shortages existed before the COVID-19 crisis, but facing such a healthcare emergency...
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    Burn Easily in the Sun? It Could be your Diet and Medications

    Consumers these days are being warned about the health hazards of highly processed foods. The message is that the health-conscious consumer should buy more...

    Interested in Beekeeping? Scott Nakaido offers some great advice for neophytes

    Editor's Note: Rob Kay has been a bee keeper for the past four years and is active in Oahu Beekeepers, a grassroots organization dedicated...