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The Weekly Eater: HoMA Cafe looks back on 50 years of al fresco dining
The Honolulu Museum of Art’s Garden Cafe served its first guests on Oct. 22, 1969, Read more
The Honolulu Museum of Art’s Garden Cafe served its first guests on Oct. 22, 1969, Read more
Two Saturdays ago, when the University of Hawaii football team was playing Fresno State at Aloha Stadium, I set out extra early to get to a 5 p.m. meeting in Mililani. Read more
Question: The Dillingham Fountain at Kapiolani Park is empty and idle, and has been this way for several months now. What is the problem? Read more
Welcome to the mild, mild West division of the Mountain West Conference, where third and even fourth chances at a title abound, and it isn’t over until the last blocked kick, fumble or interception. Read more
Perhaps all you need to know about the University of Hawaii’s sad football history at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas can be summed up in one bizarre episode. Read more
Question: Why did the TSA put jams and jellies on the no-fly list? I think they had some for sale in the Hilo airport in small bottles, but I had bought a big bottle at the Hilo Farmers Market. Read more
The sideline of the Stan Sheriff Center basketball court is 94 feet in length and be assured that Chris Gerlufsen is quickly getting to know it well. Read more
Hawaii is known as a place to escape and just get away from it all. But for some, it might also be a place they can hide out and seek refuge from their troubles or indiscretions. Read more
After long frustration in solving Oahu’s pervasive homelessness, there are welcome signs progress is being made. Read more
It was altogether appropriate that when the University of Hawaii football team needed a first down to close out San Jose State on Saturday night the ball was entrusted to quarterback Chevan Cordeiro. Read more
The threat to crack down on Big Oil and its conspiracy to keep us in the dark about global warming failed to register any changes. Read more
For nearly 25 years, KoAloha Inc., one of the leading brands of Hawaii-produced ukulele instruments, has been a mom-and-pop entity. As it grew into a popular brand of ukulele, it evolved into a mom-and-pop-and-two-sons success story. Read more
Festival to benefit Kula enrichment programs is country-style fun. Read more
This federal grant wasn’t about safety; it’s about economic development, and the economy in that area is already pretty darn developed. Read more
Australia’s bats are welcome in my belfry anytime. Read more
University of Hawaii basketball fans met forward Bernardo da Silva on Friday night and it was love at first sight. And first block. Read more
Dr. John Corboy has had an interesting life. He witnessed martial law in Hawaii during World War II, went to Saint Louis School after being kicked out of Punahou School, and founded Hawaii’s largest ophthalmology practice. Read more
The Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University basketball team is going the extra mile — and thousands more, besides — for its financially challenged athletic program. Read more
Question: Is the home exemption going up? Is it too late to file for it? Also, if I inherit property that I am living in, can I keep the exemption of the person who dies, if they have one? Read more
Every week now, more or less, there is an update on the amount of money being spent to keep law enforcement at the base of Mauna Kea, where a standoff centered around plans to build the huge Thirty Meter Telescope has stretched on since this summer. Read more