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Enough of this “cookie-cutter” notion of the Mainland.
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Enough of this “cookie-cutter” notion of the Mainland.
In the face of technology, one machine stands alone in a shining chrome rebellion.
Whatever happened to the public spanking?
New solutions to helping the homeless can seem, at first glance, pretty radical. Is Hawai’i ready to embrace them?
A furry Island transplant finds the Big Apple considerably edgier than Honolulu.
If you fought back an urge to swat the screen, you are not alone.
For me, trying out for a game show proved far more entertaining than actually watching one.
Time travel, roast chickens and the U.S. Census.
For ambitious young professionals, the Mainland beckons with opportunities. But for some, the Islands' pull is stronger.
To really appreciate Hawai'i drivers, try navigating the streets of Paris.
Mild or spicy? If you are among the small tribe of redheads living in Hawai'i, it's hard to convince chefs to serve you the latter.
Changing your routine, it turns out, can actually change your brain.
In a nation where everything is for sale, there's no escaping advertising.
A big-wave rider and early tow-in surfing pioneer, the Maui resident can handle heavy water. But a groundswell of angry locals, tired of overcrowded surf spots, has engendered a new Maui County law.
Island architects are wrestling with the state of Hawai‘i architecture
When a single ballot insists it is actually five ballots, who could blame a voter for being confused?