Roth should rethink veto of building extension bill
What a master of illusion is our mayor Roth.
Your Views for April 11
Action needed
Letters to the Editor for April 4
Pardon Trump
THIS IS PLACEHOLDER TEXT
Indictment Means What?
Now there’s a coincidence.
On March 20, 1820, exactly 223 years ago to this day, the first missionaries landed in Kona.
How The Food Basket is promoting good health
Nobody wants to be forced to schedule a doctor’s appointment.
Letters to the Editor: February 28, 2023
Keep our beaches and parks safe
Letters to the Editor: February 21, 2023
Sunday drivers are the best
As I See It: A law that makes almost anything difficult to accomplish
I have volunteered for and served on a number of committees, councils and commissions. My experience has been frustrating. In each case, before we could really get anything started, we were sworn in, often at a difficult time and place.
Making Waves: Facts are like eyeglasses
He really got me.
Letters to the Editor: February 12, 2023
On aquarium collecting
Letters to the Editor: February 13, 2023
Limit the amount
Making Waves: The tragic loss of the beauty of our island
Tropical fish are pretty much gone in Kona.
Letters to the Editor: February 7, 2023
Alienation is harming our communities
Letters to the Editor: February 9, 2023
Find and know the truth
As I See It: Common sense
Nothing seems so uncommon as common sense.
Letters to the Editor: February 3, 2023
Keep ‘em coming
My Turn: Keep doctors in Hawaii with GET exemptions, increase in Medicare reimbursement rate
How do Gov. Josh Green’s general excise tax (GET) cuts help low-income people who pay hardly any taxes? Cuts in taxes benefit rich folks. Removing the 4.5% general excise tax from medical services, like bills for doctors and dentists, blood tests, MRIs, X-rays, and drugs would keep more money in the pockets of the citizens of the Big Island. A tax cut that is felt every day.
Letters to the Editor: January 31, 2023
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