Waha Nui, which means “talks a lot, or big mouth," spreads the word about what's up and who's doing it in your Windward neighborhood.
Carol Chang, a Windward Oahu resident, is regional editor, reporter and columnist ("Waha Nui") for MidWeek's Windward Islander. She also assists in writing and editing duties for both islandwide MidWeeks.
Below are the last 5 columns written by Carol Chang
Waha Nui
November 18, 2009
- MidWeek Islander
By Carol Chang
Surfrider Foundation honored Kaneohe artist Bill Braden last weekend with its Environmentally Friendly Local Company Award for Bill’s work to preserve the Islands’ beauty through his paintings and activism
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November 11, 2009
- MidWeek Islander
By Carol Chang
Kailua resident Seigfried Ramler will discuss his memoirs, Nuremberg and Beyond, Thursday at 11 a.m. at Temple Emanu-El on Pali Highway (261-5786). Born in Vienna
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November 04, 2009
- MidWeek Islander
By Carol Chang
We haven’t heard the last word from Kailua author Ian MacMillan, who died of pancreatic cancer last December. Mutual Publishing has released his final novel, Bone Hook, posthumously, and it’s what they call an engaging mystery and whodunit page-turner - set in Kailua, of course.
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October 28, 2009
- MidWeek Islander
By Carol Chang
Kailua psychiatrist and Native Hawaiian health advocate Benjamin Young received the annual David Malo award last Saturday from the West Honolulu Rotary Club,
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October 21, 2009
- MidWeek Islander
By Carol Chang
Keynote speaker for Hina Mauka’s benefit dinner Nov. 5 at Hilton Hawaiian Village is William Cope Moyers, son of the famed journalist Bill Moyers (236-2600). The Kaneohe drug rehab center is a perfect cause for Moyers
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