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Hawaii Lawmakers Provide $25M for Big Island Health Center | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Hawaii · Hawaii

Hawaii Lawmakers Provide $25M for Big Island Health Center | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

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The state has allocated $25 million for construction of the Keaau Benioff Medical Center in Puna.See the Story

The Battle for Maui: Part 1 - Ka Wai Ola

Hawaii · Hawaii

The Battle for Maui: Part 1 - Ka Wai Ola

“The Battle for Maui” is a two-part work of “creative nonfiction” by Kirby M. Wright, an award-winning ʻŌiwi poet, novelist and playwright. We launch from Kohala before dawn, paddling for deep water. I wear a gourd helmet, a coconut fiber battle cape, and boar tusk wrist guard. Thirty miles of channel to cross. The sun breaks over the water. ʻOama (young goatfish) skitter the surface. We are nine hundred waʻa peleleu and kakaka canoes carrying a…Read Article

Pōhakuloa and the Legacy of Resistance - Ka Wai Ola

Hawaii · Hawaii

Pōhakuloa and the Legacy of Resistance - Ka Wai Ola

Mahalo nui loa to the many Kānaka who stood firmly and spoke courageously against the U.S. Army’s proposed Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) for Army Training Land Retention at the Pōhakuloa Training Area on Hawaiʻi Island, dated April 2025. Their testimonies made it clear: the Army has failed to comply with the Hawaiʻi Environmental Policy Act (HEPA), as outlined in Hawaiʻi Revised Statutes (HRS) Chapter 343. The Army is seeking to ex…Read Article

2025 Merrie Monarch Festival - Ka Wai Ola

“Hula is the language of the heart… therefore the heartbeat of the Hawaiian people.”– King David Kalākaua Aloha nui to all the kumu hula, dancers and musicians who shared their talents at this year’s Merrie Monarch Festival! Special congratulations to the new Miss Aloha Hula Jaedyn Janae Puahaulani Pavao who also won the ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi Award presented each year by the Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA). Pavao is a haumana of Hālau Ka Lei Mokihana…Hilo · Hilo Read Article

A Legendary Hawaiian Waterman - Ka Wai Ola

Clyde AikauOct. 24, 1949 – May 3, 2025 By Jodi Young Legendary Hawaiian waterman Clyde Aikau, the younger brother of world-renowned waterman Eddie Aikau, passed away peacefully at his Waimānalo home on May 3 at the age of 75. Clyde is survived by his wife, Eleni Aikau, son Haʻa Aikau, sister Myra Aikau, and many nieces and nephews. Clyde was the youngest of six children born to Solomon ‘Pops’ and Henrietta Aikau in Kahului, Maui, on Oct. 24, 194…Hawaii · Hawaii Read Article

The Palaces of Kauikeaouli - The Water of Life

Read this article in English Kauikeaouli (Kamehameha III) was the longest reigning king - 30 years. He was the first Kamehameha to build a palace for the government. We are familiar with the Iolani palace, but before it was built, there were palaces built by Kauikeaouli. Pohukaina's tomb is in the lower west corner. Hale Ali'i is located on the shore of Pohukaina. The first palace built for Kauikeaouli was Hale Piula in Lahaina. Piula is not the…Lahaina · Lahaina Read Article

Marine National Monument in Jeopardy - Ka Wai Ola

By Jonee Leināʻala Kaina Peters About 934 miles west-southwest of Hawaiʻi is a remote group of seven small, uninhabited islands and atolls spread out over some 495,000 square miles of ocean: Baker, Howland, Jarvis, Johnston Atoll, Kingman Reef, Palmyra Atoll and Wake Atoll. These low-lying islands and atolls in the Central Pacific have no aquifers or freshwater resources, so they are not suitable for human habitation. However, the region is reno…United States · United States Read Article

The Civic Club Movement in Hawaiʻi’s "Ninth Island" - Ka Wai Ola

The Las Vegas Hawaiian Civic Club (LVHCC) was chartered by the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs on July 29, 1989. The population in the Las Vegas valley was 673,000.Las Vegas, Nevada · Las Vegas Read Article

A Call for Urgent Action at the SOS Ocean Summit in Paris - Ka Wai Ola

By Sonja Swenson Rogers, Polynesian Voyaging Society Renowned oceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earle of Mission Blue and Polynesian Voyaging Society CEO Nainoa Thompson joined global leaders for SOS Ocean, a high-level gathering held March 30-31 at the Musée National de la Marine in Paris, France. Under the leadership of French President Emmanuel Macron and in collaboration with the Portugal-based Oceano Azul Foundation, the event convened policymakers,…Paris, France · Paris Read Article

Alkaline Water: Truth or Trend? - Ka Wai Ola

In recent years, alkaline water has surged in popularity – filling shelves at health food stores, showing up in gyms, and even being promoted through high-priced home filtration systems. But what exactly is alkaline water, and does it live up to the health claims surrounding it? Alkaline water is water with a higher pH level than regular drinking water. While standard tap water typically has a neutral pH of 7, alkaline water usually measures bet…Hawaii · Hawaii Read Article

Kapu ka Wāhine, Hoʻōla nā Kānaka - Ka Wai Ola

Aloha ʻāina kākou! As I reflect upon this season of gratitude to the wāhine in our lives, I think of the pillars of our lāhui, our ʻohana, our kaiāulu. The ones we are born from, the ones who raise us, the ones who inspire us, and those we are blessed to raise up for the next generation. The Office of Hawaiian Affairs’ (OHA) Haumea Report mentions how, traditionally, Native Hawaiian women exemplified hoʻōla (giving life) to their communities and…Hawaii · Hawaii Read Article

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