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Letters: Stop loitering, but allow walks on the beach; Selfish people prevent visits to nursing homes; Bowling alleys should be allowed to stay open;
Oh, come on! Closing the beaches again? Read more
Oh, come on! Closing the beaches again? Read more
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Military, other leaders must act to protect all; Bars that break rules need stricter penalties; Economic lockdown hurts 99% of population. Read more
Incentives, not threats, best way to fight virus; Good news that Topgolf has been put on hold; Leaders don’t know what most people need. Read more
Help homeless deal with coronavirus; Reduce influence of public unions; Affordable housing good for Kailua. Read more
Share sports profits with athletes of color; Drive-thrus should be open to walk-up patrons; Make America great again: Vote out Trump. Read more
Don’t lock down again; it hurts more than helps; Rolovich comments taken out of context; Postmaster general undermining USPS. Read more
HART following law regarding contracts; State’s position on tracers needs clarity; $600 plus-up allows people to avoid work. Read more
Thus far, the county mayors and the governor have managed to delay the opening of tourism, public schools, numerous state and city services, and forced the reclosure of bars. Read more
Government needs to get its tracers together; Students, teachers can share classrooms; Candidates, supporters wave to distract drivers. Read more
Police reform should go beyond transparency; Trump appointee undermines USPS; Get rid of derogatory, racist team mascots. Read more
It’s evident that families living in close quarters and in public housing are transmitting the virus to one another at an alarming rate (“Hawaii residents urged to take precautions as clusters of coronavirus cases proliferate,” Star-Advertiser, July 29). Read more
I’m wondering why Mayor Kirk Caldwell wants to close all bars when only a few are not in compliance. It reminds me of a teacher who punishes the entire class when a couple of students need a one-to-one conversation. Read more
Work together to make Hawaii more resilient; Beneficial to protect Papahanaumokuakea; Use Hilo Hattie building for homeless services. Read more
Public irresponsible at beaches, parks; Don’t penalize bars that protect their patrons; Constitution protects states’ sovereign rights. Read more
Rail bids for final leg should be made public; Give Japanese tourists top priority in Hawaii; Gabbard would have been better than Biden. Read more
Unreliable government hurts business growth; Governor exemplifies the Uchinanchu spirit; Sports in parks put children, adults at risk. Read more
New York City put face masks on the marble lions at the Public Library. We could put a mask on the Duke statue in Waikiki and on King Kamehameha downtown. Read more
In his commentary, “Prepare now for disaster atop pandemic” (Star-Advertiser, Island Voices, July 19), Karl Kim wrote, “know where to evacuate and how to get there” as a hurricane approaches. That misleads readers into thinking there are places to evacuate. Read more
The article, “Hawaii’s economy at the forefront for congressional candidates” (Star-Advertiser, July 19) was so biased and unfair to candidates running for the District 2 seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. Read more
The governor has led us into financial calamity. His labeling of certain businesses as non-essential has impeded their ability to survive. Read more
The career politicians were comical in a recent Honolulu mayoral debate. Read more
