Supporting Local Nonprofits Is as Easy as Ordering Takeout
Use your First Hawaiian Bank card for delivery or pickup orders and you’ll not only be supporting Hawai‘i’s restaurant industry—you’ll be supporting local nonprofits, too.
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Use your First Hawaiian Bank card for delivery or pickup orders and you’ll not only be supporting Hawai‘i’s restaurant industry—you’ll be supporting local nonprofits, too.
The governor set a goal of doubling local food production by 2020. So how do we measure up?
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(Sponsored) Alexander & Baldwin is committed to keeping spirits high and bellies full for O‘ahu residents.
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One of Hawaii's most upscale eateries has a three-course takeout for $30. Here's the review.
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“There’s no other resource we can call on to produce quicker”: Maui Nui Venison harvests an invasive species for the community.
Fort Ruger Market offers up nostalgia in a brown paper bag.
As we highlight local products you can buy online, in grocery stores or straight from the producer, we spotlight ‘Ulu Mana.
(Sponsored) During the COVID-19 pandemic, here’s how the popular Island chain is doing its part to help flatten the curve.
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Turn all those extra hard-boiled eggs into a fun spring snack.