Gronk and Kelce revolutionized tight end spot in different ways
Gronk’s still got it.
$6 million estimated for upgrades to host Hawaii football on campus
It will cost an estimated $6 million to retrofit existing facilities to host Hawaii football games at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex on the UH Manoa campus for the next three seasons, the school said in a press release Tuesday.
Hawaiian Telcom receives FCC grant to expand high-speed internet coverage
Hawaiian Telcom received a $24 million grant from the Federal Communications Commission to expand high-speed internet coverage throughout rural areas in the state.
Braille is everywhere, but most blind kids can’t read it. A competition hopes to change that
LOS ANGELES — The challenger sat alone at a square folding table in the center of her teacher’s immaculate living room, stockinged feet whispering against the plush, white carpet, hands poised over a blue Perkins Brailler — something like a manual typewriter crossed with a court reporter’s steno machine. To say the Brailler is loud is an understatement. The force required to emboss Braille paper produces a noise less like typing and more like repeatedly firing a BB gun.
Editorial: Tubman bill is long overdue
It looks as though a likeness of famed abolitionist Harriet Tubman finally will appear on American currency, resurrecting a plan that has been stalled for nearly five years.
Letters to the Editor: February 3, 2021
Kudos to Hawaii GOP
Editorial: Our democracy requires a new Voting Rights Act
Voting is a right of citizenship and the opportunity to exercise it should be made easier, not more difficult.
Editorial: Pakistan’s high court releases man convicted of murdering Daniel Pearl
On Thursday, a panel of three people who call themselves judges ordered the release of the man convicted of orchestrating the kidnapping and murder of journalist Daniel Pearl — with the insulting coda that the reasons will “be recorded later.” America must not rest until this Pakistani travesty is corrected.
Fundraising floods in for former Kamehameha athlete Pua Wong, hurt bodyboarding at Maunakea
Donations continue to pour in to supplement medical costs for Big Islander Pua Wong, who suffered numerous fractures, including to her skull, in a bodyboarding accident at Maunakea.
