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Hawaii’s state-supported efforts to help homeless people with mainland ties return to their families or home towns are a relatively simple way to resolve some homelessness without the ongoing costs of shelter and services — for those who agree to leave and have support at their destination.
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Never underestimate Tulsi Gabbard, now ensconced as this nation’s director of national intelligence.
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In response to Talia Sibilla’s article on House Bill 957, which would establish “Laulau Day” as a new state holiday, I agree that the bill should pass for a myriad of reasons (“Laulau Day would celebrate Hawaiian food, culture,” Star-Advertiser, Jan. 28).
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Here is a simple, effective way to greatly reduce the use of illegal fireworks without burdening police: First, allow the use of photo/video evidence to incriminate criminals; and second, hold the homeowner or renter responsible with fines after the fact.
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I have lived in Hawaii since 1995 and certainly respect the function of the Legislature to set the policy for the current needs of the diverse citizens of our state.
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I found the last quote of the article “Hotel use of public beaches in contention” (Star-Advertiser, Feb. 10) very disturbing, poorly phrased and exclusionary.
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In lieu of utilizing the Kolekole Pass as a bypass from the West Side of Oahu to evacuate residents in the event of fire or disaster, why not have a regular road from Kaena Point to Mokuleia?
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When Donald Trump was first elected into office, the political opposition came after him with a vengeance. When he lost reelection, the political opposition came after him with a vengeance.
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What agency, elected body or elected official will be brave enough to stop the president’s illegal actions? Donald Trump is the head of the executive branch, and there are checks and balances.
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- By Amy Zhao
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Feb. 12, 2025
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Human trafficking is happening in Hawaii.
While sexual exploitation might not be an idea associated with the image of our state as a tropical paradise, the reality is that our islands are impacted by modern-day slavery.
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Well, that was exceedingly quick — and certainly in the best interests of the public and for those who have suffered immensely from the devastating Aug. 8, 2023, Maui wildfires.
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Illegal fireworks — and how to finally stop them after the New Year’s Day tragedy in Aliamanu — is being much-discussed at the state Legislature and City Council.
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Our city should not convert the additional Ala Moana Regional Park tennis courts into pickleball courts. Tennis courts are already in high demand with long wait times for players.
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Have you read any good books lately? Perhaps you’ve heard of the University of Hawaii Press. It’s been around for almost 80 years and has made its home on Kolowalu Street for decades.
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Congratulations to Coach Charlie Wade on his 300th win for the University of Hawaii men’s volleyball team! Also for packing the arena with all the devoted fans, not including those who watched and cheered from their homes.
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Because I retired 26 years ago, I’ve been cellphone-free and blessed with time to read books.
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Russia and Iran have devastated and continue to devastate so much of our world, and continue to destroy untold human lives. Worthy of note is that the world just happens to be controlling huge frozen assets belonging to Iran, as well as frozen assets belonging to Russia.
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- By Colin Moore
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Feb. 11, 2025
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Hawaii’s history is defined by civic action. Workers organized for fair wages, communities mobilized to protect land and water, and grassroots movements led to lasting policy change.
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