2010 Hawaii State Farm Fair happening now at Bishop Museum
Hawaii Independent Staff / Read
Hawaii Shakespeare Festival sooths grasp local audiences
Jamie Winpenny / Read
Julias Ceaser contextualizes the high drama and tragedy of the original text with Native Hawaiian culture.
UH educators ask what in Hawaii is worth protecting?
Beth-Ann Kozlovich / Read
A photograph of the Hawaiian Islands from Space Shuttle Discovery, looking southeast by south. Kauai is closest at bottom right
Thousands protest Hyatt Regency, a hundred arrested for blocking traffic
Samson Kaala Reiny / Read
Protestors stood along Kalakaua Avenue arm in arm in front of Waikiki's Hyatt Regency.
Honolulu’s mayor and prosecutor special elections set for September 18
Hawaii Independent Staff / Read
American Cancer Society releases new list of possible carcinogens
Youth News for The Hawaii Independent / Read
Peace talks hinge on extension of Israeli settlement freeze
GlobalPost / Read
A worker pumps concrete into the foundations for a new house on Sept. 7, 2009 in the Israeli settlement of Tekoa in the West Bank.
City to use enhanced geographic information system to manage projects
Hawaii Independent Staff / Read
Letter: Na ‘?iwi NYC celebrates Hawaiian Restoration in 2010
Letter to the Editor / Read
Na '?iwi NYC, members pictured above, is a kanaka maoli (Native Hawaiian) education & advocacy group based in New York City. The purpose of this hui is to bring together Native Hawaiian transplants in NYC to educate and inform non-Hawaiians on their culture, with particular focus on Hawaiian history, contemporary issues, and the perpetuation of native language. In addition, Na '?iwi NYC is an advocacy group supporting Native Hawaiian civil and human rights. Below, a flier for 30th anniversary celebration of the 1843 treaty
Hawaii Superferry shorted the State in payments
Hawaii Independent Staff / Read