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Thanks to the internet, we are living our lives online, despite being physically located in Hawaii. What does local mean again?
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Thanks to the internet, we are living our lives online, despite being physically located in Hawaii. What does local mean again?
Interview with Patricia Hamamoto about public education money, Waipahu High School and education reform
Why have fear-mongers won an important public-health debate?
Getting to Mars won't be easy
Jury duty can be less of a chore than you think.
A stash of old coins may not be worth much, but still feels precious.
I may look like I'm snoozing peacefully, but I'm really putting in time at the office.
Buoyed each day by a teacher’s notes, I kept my head above water.
I’d like to keep this floating business as a mirage, thanks very much.
Beasts bounce through Kalihi Valley—and my imagination.
A one-year anniversary touches a tender nerve.
Or, how soup can set off a dangerous chain reaction.
The quest for a little family Fahrvergnügen.
They say that haste makes waste, but inertia can trash the place, too. Case in point? The Waikiki Natatorium.
With newspapers struggling, will the art of telling a smaller story be lost?
Steering my way through the night.
To drive or not to drive?
Believe it or not, there was life before e-mail.
Time travel, roast chickens and the U.S. Census.
Has an avenging superhero ever come to your defense?
Who is balancing our budgets so badly that schools can’t afford to provide pencils?
Or, when a purse is not just a purse.
The cast of characters is half the fun of apartment living.
Changing your routine, it turns out, can actually change your brain.