Letters to the Editor: January 4, 2023
A better use for the money
Letters to the Editor: December 29, 2022
Residents deserve better
Letters to the Editor: December 28, 2022
A racist attempt to deflect blame
As I See It: There was one true miracle
Six years and three Presidents ago, I wrote. “I see friends shaking hands saying how do you do. They’re really saying I love you.” Louis Armstrong, What a Wonderful World. Although I may not share another’s faith, I am never offended by a friendly greeting whether it’s Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Mele Kalikimaka, Shalom Aleichem, Aloha, simply Hi or Happy New Year it’s all the same. They’re really saying in a small way “I love you.”
Letters to the Editor: December 23, 2022
Don’t fall for divisive tactics
Making Waves: Here comes Christmas
Here comes Christmas, o joy.
Letters to the Editor: December 21, 2022
Twenty-seven words
Letters to the Editor: December 14, 2022
Angels among us
Letters to the Editor: December 14, 2022
Love came down at Christmas
Letters to the Editor: December 13, 2022
Hard choice, for suer
My Turn: Do not let them do it!
An open letter to the residents of Hawaiian Paradise Park, Kona Bay Estates, Puako, Volcano Village and Volcano Golf and Country Club:
As I See It: We can do better
Traffic collisions are a major cause of death and serious injury in America, especially at holidays. The number of fatalities has hovered around 40,000 a year since about 1938 even though the population has tripled and the number of miles driven is over10 times as high. The flat curve is due to better cars, better roads, better licensing, better emergency response, and better medical intervention. Statistics on injuries are harder to analyze, death is binary, you are either dead or not. There are a lot of injured but not dead. Ranging from refused treatment to vegetative state. The biggest uncontrolled variable is driving-while-impaired.
Making Waves: It was a beautiful morning
It was a beautiful morning, a perfect sunrise.
Letters to the Editor: December 7, 2022
What happened to the signs?
Letters to the Editor: December 2, 2022
Why not try to prevent damage
Letters to the Editor: November 29, 2022
Smile and enjoy our island
As I See It: On penmanship
My handwriting is horrible. No, it’s worse than that. Illegible would be a compliment. I don’t know whether it is my heredity or environment. It seems like the creative part of my brain works about 10 times as fast as the part that controls my writing hand. I start to write something and it turns from capital to lowercase to a series of wiggly lines. That’s heredity. My mother’s poor penmanship was legendary, she excused it by calling it library-backhand as if that made it special, it was mostly illegible.
Making Waves: The first Thanksgiving
It was 300 years or more, Pilgrims landed on a shore. And made it through a winter there, barely with enough to share.
Letters to the Editor: November 22, 2022
Requests to reduce electricity usage shows weakness of fossil fuel-burning generators
Letters to the Editor: November 18, 2022
7Enforce the rules