Post-arrival tests for returning residents; U.S. must remain strong in a dangerous world; Inspect Christmas trees to stop murder hornets. Read more
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More tourists means more risk to residents; Trump’s leadership on COVID well-established; New stadium belongs next to UH-West Oahu. Read more
2020 has been a whopper of a year: the COVID-19 pandemic, economic hurt, politics and elections. But surely there is much to be thankful for and to appreciate. We want to hear from you. Read more
Once again, the city is throwing away the best chance of ever operating the rail. It was supposed to open for football season in 2020 — remember? Read more
In reference to the Kealoha sentencing (“Ex-prosecutor Katherine Kealoha writes of drug addiction in sentencing letter,” Star-Advertiser, Nov. 24): One of the former top prosecutors? Read more
Yes, people will get sick. Yes, some people may even die. But most will recover. Life is not without risks. How long can we hide from a virus? Read more
Thankful for Hawaii’s medical first responders; Suspending program a knee-jerk reaction; Ready for Biden to put country back together. Read more
New pretest rule harsh for compliant travelers; Obama bemoans racism but doing little against it; Intimidation of Hawaii voters can’t be allowed. Read more
Safe Travels system doesn’t work properly; Fired security chief was loyal public servant; Rail construction causes years of traffic turmoil. Read more
Save Mother Earth’s precious environment; People recovering from COVID should count, too; With budget shortfall, stop rail at Middle Street. Read more
There is safety, and there is pedantism. There have been numerous stories in the paper during these past two weeks about arriving passengers being stuck in quarantine because they didn’t get tested by a “trusted” partner. Read more
Again we are given opportunities to make all American lives matter, and as the editorial on a divided nation expressed, to “to get things right” and “begin the real work of delivering what Americans need” (“A nation divided must be reunited,” Star-Advertiser, Our View, Nov. 5). Read more
2020 has been a whopper of a year: the COVID-19 pandemic, economic hurt, politics and elections. But surely there is much to be thankful for and to appreciate. Read more
Rail project ineptitude means Middle Street end; Trump should work to heal divided country; The downsides of distance learning. Read more
Working adults should get vaccine priority; Government, HART should finish rail project; Kudos to Postal Service for delivering ballots. Read more
Wearing a mask is about safety, not politics; Homeless deserve dignity and respect; Formby best choice for city managing director. Read more
State needs better plan to help unemployed; Boycott Fox News for undermining democracy; Organized sports still active in city parks. Read more
It’s safer outdoors, with or without mask; TMT, rail project would help restore economy; Election-result delays caused by Republicans. Read more
Remember when state senators arrived unannounced at the state Department of Health? We need similar action at the state Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, and we need it now. Read more
More than a political victory, the election marks a return of common decency. Read more
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