Their natural habitat
Dolphins beneath the oceans surface in mid-September. (James Everglade/Community contributor)
Teacher Feature: Joy Personius
KAILUA-KONA Joy Personius is in her third year as the Department of Education West Hawaii Complex Area Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Resource Teacher, where part of her work is guiding teachers in the implementation of restorative practices in classrooms.
Bezona column: Become a Master Gardener
It might be too early to think about New Years resolutions but look at the big stores already promoting Christmas and it isnt even Halloween! New Year resolutions are fun to make every year, but it is sometimes hard to measure their success.
County has blessing ceremony for Kuawa Street ball fields
Bench Warrants 10-18-19
As of Friday October 18, 2019, the following individuals are wanted by the Hawaii Police Department because of outstanding warrants:
Island Life: Welcome to my pad
Water lilies drift in the Waipio Valley on Sept. 30. (Alan Tharp/Community contributor)
Island Life: Not the rock variety
A tufted spiny lobster clambers across coral on Oct. 12 in Kailua Bay. (Donna Goodale/Community contributor)
About Town 10-18-19
20 years of Thanksgiving dinners
State closes Maui nature reserve cliff popular with climbers
WAILUKU Hawaii has closed access to a cliff face in a nature reserve over concerns that rock-climbing activities are threatening native plant species and modifying the rock face, officials said.
Island Life: Monet moment
A mosaic water plant provides myriad Monet moments in a Kona yard. (Carol Zakahi/Community contributor)
About Town 10-17-19
Harbor Market returns
How to carve a spooky pineapple jack-o-lantern for Halloween
Forget carving pumpkins on Halloween this year. Instead, put a tropical twist on the holiday by making a scary or cute pineapple jack-o-lantern.
Island Life: 10-16-19
An oceanic whitetip shark swims 10 miles offshore Kailua-Kona on Oct. 6. (Jim McGowan/Community Contributor)
Autumn vibes in Hawaii: Waimea Fall Festival held Saturday
Thousands turned out to welcome the fall season at the third annual Waimea Fall Festival held Saturday at the Waimea District Park. The fun-filled family festival, hosted by Waimea Athletics, featured a pumpkin patch, petting zoo, horse rides, train rides, inflatable bounce houses and waterslides, keiki games and activities, entertainment, a craft sale, community information booths and exhibits, and lots of food.
About Town: 10-15-19
Hui Malama receives
$307K grant
Slow-braised fresh lima beans are ready when you are
As a pantry staple, you cant beat dried beans. Theyre cheap, store well for a long time, and are filling and hearty. But the thing is, I just dont have the patience for them. I often get the hankering for beans as soon as Im hungry, and well, theres no time for that critical step of soaking them overnight.
Two top Minnesota chefs share tips on how to make the perfect BLT
MINNEAPOLIS When its done right, a BLT is a work of art, said Nolan Greene, produce manager of the Linden Hills Co-op in Minneapolis.
Island Life: Coffee cruiser
The Coffee Boat cruises Kona Bay on Thursday during Ironman week. (Donna Goodale/Community contributor)
Island Life: Long fish and bug fish
Two yellow margin moray eels peer up next to a pair of banded coral shrimp off Puako in June. (John Andersen/Community contributor)
