Investing In Health Care Workers Is An Investment In Hawaii鈥檚 People
Demand for workers has increased at a faster rate than the workforce programs can match.
Investing In Walking, Bicycling And Transit Will Help Hawaii
It will also free up parking space, reduce government taxes and make people and the economy healthier.
Blangiardi, Kiaaina Must Act On ‘Residential A’ Property Taxes
Many properties that support workforce rentals are becoming more and more difficult to maintain at reasonable rental costs.
Hawaii Nonprofits Respond To Unique Needs Of The Community
But they must also be held accountable to the highest of standards and strive for higher achievement.
Adaptive Reuse Of Empty Buildings Could Create Affordable Housing
It’s about 15% to 25% cheaper and brings repurposed properties on-line faster than new construction.
Include Medical Services In GET Exemption
It could lower health care costs in Hawaii while also addressing the state鈥檚 acute doctor shortage.
‘This Magical Place’ Should Be Treated With Reverence For Eternity
Residents of the forest told me that the Hawaiians gave the land to the Chinese with the provision that it would only be used for burials.
What Hawaii Could Learn About Geothermal From Iceland
Volcanic heat can play an essential role in infrastructure and significantly help the local economy.
Are Glyphosate-Based Herbicides Harmful To Humans?
GBHs are used in Roundup-like products that manufacturers claim are safe. But recent studies raise serious concerns about that.
Reflections On The Respect For Marriage Act
When Baehr v. Lewin was filed in 1991 in Hawaii, same-sex marriage was considered an oxymoron.