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I'm a writer based in Honolulu, Hawaii specializing in travel, culture and food pieces.
Ever felt like you're facing constant pressure to juggle work, family, friends and everything in between-and to do it well? Experts say that unrealistically high standards can lead to greater stress and more health problems. Y ou've seen her around. She's the one with a beautiful family and an enviable career; the woman who always seems put together on Instagram.
How Trust for Public Land preserved 5 miles of irreplaceable coastline for North Shore recreationists and residents in Hawai‘i.
It's clear that family-owned restaurant Shiro's Saimin Haven doesn't cut corners with its food. This local staple has served its classic Hawaiian dishes with the same care and attention to detail since it first opened in 1969. Bryce Fujimoto, vice president of Shiro's, shares a few customer favorites, like Oxtail Soup ($15.50).
The Agricultural Leadership Program graduates its 15th class For Jacob Tavares, the livestock project manager at Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar (HC&S), it was the perfect time to be in the Agricultural Leadership Program (ALP), a 16 month training program that brings together leaders in the Hawaii agricultural and natural resources management community.
My husband and I had just finished eating breakfast, and our 18-month-old daughter Anna was quietly playing with Lego bricks on our living room floor. My phone buzzes first. The ringtone is set on silent, but the long, violent buzzing is familiar: an emergency alert. A couple seconds later, my husband's does the same.
Three local food businesses dish out the inside scoop on feeding hungry cast and crew members shooting in Hawai'i. Learn some do's and don'ts of film food etiquette. It's my first day as Extra #56, call time 5:30 a.m. I'm raring to go, albeit in dire need of caffeine.
O n days when the internet is slow at 'Ilima Intermediate School, Sarah "Mili" Milianta-Laffin says it's like she's teaching STEM to blank squares on a screen. "Poor internet connection is one of our biggest hurdles as a Title I school," she says, referring to its high number of low-income families.
An alternative leadership program at Kapolei High School forges their own path. By Maria Kanai Nicholas Makinano, a junior at Kapolei High School, never thought that he would ever enjoy growing vegetables until he actually got his hands dirty, working in a taro patch at school.