Earlier this week, Hawaiian Telcom launched its next-generation fiber network that features up to 500 megabits per second (Mbps) download..
Monthly Archives: March 2014
Pacific Aviation Museum at Pearl Harbor is a wonderful success story that just keeps going – and growing. Occupying two..
With people living longer and the future of Social Security uncertain, setting up a financial plan and investing in a..
What a cool job,” is a typical reaction when people hear about various journalistic gigs MidWeek staff covers. Take for..
To support the many young families in her Kapolei/Makakilo district, state Rep. Sharon Har is hosting a Keiki Wellness Day..
On Monday, Irene Coronel went to Shirokiya for some snacks and a bento for dinner. After she made her purchase..
Well, we survived another round of State of the State, State of the City, and State of Local Political Promises...
GMO follow-up May I comment on the three issues Bob Jones raised in his column “Getting Sensible about GMOs”? 1)..
Two of our veterinary technicians are headed to veterinary medical school next fall. Exciting? You bet. When I see their..
For more than a century, Waikiki Aquarium has educated visitors about Hawaii’s reefs and marine life. Volunteers are on the..
Japanese Chamber of Commerce held a fundraiser recently at the Pagoda Floating Restaurant Ballroom. Food historian Arnold Hiura and Chef..
Ala Moana Center hosts its seventh annual Shop a Le’a March 17-23, celebrating global fashion trends and the joys of..
The annual NFL combine in Indianapolis contributes to the endless debate about the proper criteria for evaluating and selecting prospects..
Hadley Nunes moved to Kailua with her family in 1997 when she was 17, started her first year of college..
By Katy Chen, Executive Director (PATCH) People Attentive to Children Where can I find safe child care? How do I..
