By Nikki Garrett Metzger (Hawaii)–There has been a front sitting north of the islands shutting off trade winds for last few days. Things will continue hot and sticky for today. However, trade winds will

By Staff Reports   (Kauai)– County officials announced that registration for the 2012 Summer Enrichment Program is scheduled on Tuesday, May 15, and Wednesday, May 16, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The program

By Yvonne Hester Special To Hawaiiahe (Hawaii)–Each year when Mother’s Day rolls around, I contact my sister and brother and we plan how to celebrate the day with our Mom. This year is different.

By Staff Reports   (Honolulu)– The City’s First Lady Judy Carlisle presented award certificates to the winners of the Sew a Lei for Memorial Day Poster Contest at Honolulu Hale.  First-place winners are Joel

By Staff Reports (Kauai)– The Department of Public Works has scheduled four community meetings to obtain input and identify issues regarding the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for a new municipal landfill and resource recovery

By Staff Reports (Kaneohe)– Author and Windward Community College English instructor Janine Oshiro has been named one of two of this year’s winners of the Elliott Cades Awards for Literature, the most prestigious literary

By Staff Reports (Kaua’i)– Kôloa resident Nancy Fuertes Fuller and David Walker, of Waimea, today were named Kaua’i’s 2012 Outstanding Older Americans. The announcement was made at the 46th annual Older American Awards Ceremony

By Staff Reports (Honolulu)– Dust off your walking “slippahs” and get ready to walk the longest buffet line during a fun-filled day at the 34th Annual Visitor Industry Charity Walk! Under the theme “Put

By Staff Reports (Kauai)– – In its continuing effort to educate the public about waste diversion on Kaua’i, the county is offering another free “Road to Recycling” bus tour on Thursday, May 17, from 8