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Denby Fawcett: Death, Hawaii Style — Confusing and Sometimes Costly
The way we handle the remains of the dead has changed greatly — and in some intriguing ways — over the last century.
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Health Beat: The Psychology of a School Shooter
By the time we recognize the warning signs, it is usually too late. So what can be done?
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Asia Matters: Learning From Countries Without Mass Shootings
Japan and Australia offer instructive alternatives to the U.S. when it comes to avoiding such slaughter.
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Hawaii Monitor: Shifting the Sands to Evade Waikiki’s Zoning Limits
The hotel company Kyo-ya is using a nonexistent shoreline to get around restrictions on building heights.
Denby Fawcett: Five Things to Know About Kamehameha the Great
Some things to think about when you’re celebrating King Kamehameha Day on Wednesday.
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Health Beat: Learning From a Sitcom Actress’ Deadly Fall
Ann Davis, the actress who played “The Brady Bunch” maid, died from an avoidable danger.
Neal Milner: Taking Political Debates Less Seriously
Debates in Hawaii are often tedious, even embarrassing. Candidates need the courage to really connect with voters.
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Denby Fawcett: Mayor’s Proposal to Keep the Homeless Moving
Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell says a new law would help get homeless off the streets in Waikiki.
Kathleen Kozak: Post-Shinseki, the Big VA Care Problem Remains
Veterans still need to be able to get in to see a doctor. That’s a problem when there aren’t enough doctors.
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Asia Matters: Hawaii Might Learn From Indian Leader on Solar Power
India’s new prime minister has a passion for alternative energy that could make the South Asian nation a source of innovation on renewables — and worthy of our attention.