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Letters: Time running short for Hawaii coffee industry; Don’t express hate on social media platforms; State denied access to veteran’s shot record
Climate change is coming for your morning cup of coffee. Read more
Climate change is coming for your morning cup of coffee. Read more
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Technology campus would be a boondoggle; Property taxes revenue should be increasing; TMT developers just want to build telescope. Read more
Liljestrand Foundation preserves legacy for all; Trust science, not naive ignorance or prejudice; America dividing into two different countries. Read more
Great to see students honored at UH game; Investigate state’s role in Kalua placement; We don’t want wannabe cops enforcing the law. Read more
Don’t use infrastructure funds for rail project; HPD officers charged, but not agent Deedy; Waikiki needs another Perry’s Smorgy eatery. Read more
Why identify men in Waimanalo as homeless?; Council already passed good vacation-rental bill; No good reason to restore SALT deduction. Read more
The recent signing of the infrastructure bill is welcome news for our islands (“Biden signs infrastructure bill into law,” Star-Advertiser, Top News, Nov. 15). Read more
Recently, someone crawled under our partially closed garage door while we were watching TV and stole about $100 and about a dozen membership cards from Costco, Sam’s Club and some other establishments. Read more
The front-page article about the impact of tourism was a great example on how to lie with statistics (“Fewer visitors to Oahu in 2020 did not cause significant drop in electricity, water and sewer consumption,” Star-Advertiser, Nov. 15). Read more
Today through Nov. 23, send in your thoughts about the things you’re thankful for (letters at 150 words max, or essays at 500-600 words). A collection of these “Be thankful” submissions will run on Nov. 28, Thanksgiving weekend. Read more
Kaiser Permanente promised to deliver high-quality care for Honolulu mental health patients. Its failure to do so puts patients at risk (“Kaiser Permanente mental health workers threaten strike,” Star Advertiser, Nov. 4). Read more
Today through Nov. 23, send in your thoughts about the things you’re thankful for (letters at 150 words max, or essays at 500-600 words). A collection of these “Be thankful” submissions will run on Nov. 28, Thanksgiving weekend. Read more
I wholeheartedly agree with Jeff Irons that University of Hawaii games should not be events that we have to pay to view (“Give public free access to UH games on TV,” Star-Advertiser, Letters, Nov. 10). Read more
It just so happened that on Nov. 7, when Pat Gee’s article came out about the financial plight of historic Lin Yee Chung cemetery in Manoa, I was at the cemetery supervising a group of students from Punahou School (“Manoa Chinese Cemetery, rooted in the tradition of honoring ancestors, is struggling to stay afloat,” Star-Advertiser, Nov. 7). Read more
In view of our natural advantages, we should be talking much more about geothermal. Read more
Today through Nov. 23, send in your thoughts about the things you’re thankful for (letters at 150 words max, or essays at 500-600 words). A collection of these “Be thankful” submissions will run on Nov. 28, Thanksgiving weekend. Read more
It is good news that Hawaiian Electric plans to install a total of 450 rapid charging ports at 75 locations by 2030 (“Hawaiian Electric proposes more EV public charging stations, lower charging rates,” Star-Advertiser, Nov. 2). Read more
It’s been a year of uncertainty, adaptation and recovery — and now it’s time to reflect on things with hope and gratitude. Read more
Speaking with two workmen at Ala Moana Beach Park, I learned that the Piikoi pedestrian bridge is to be closed prior to completion of the Queen Street pedestrian bridge across from the IBM building. Read more
Family medical leave act should include siblings; Herd immunity isn’t likely for COVID-19; Postal workers rise above political mischief. Read more
Broderick right about police panel appointee; Most medical personnel choose vaccination; DOE substitute teachers don’t get enough respect. Read more
