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4 things you can do now to help – I Ola Wailuanui https://www.wailuanui.org 1) Make a pledge or promise of a future contribution! This pledge is contingent upon I OLA WAILUA NUI raising the total amount of funding needed to … Continue reading →

According to the Christian bible, the love of money is the root of all evil – yet we force our politicians to dance with that very same devil every 2 or 4 years. We ask our elected leaders to regulate … Continue reading →

The cynics and skeptics will say it’s just gonna be more of the same. Always the optimist, I beg to differ. There’s too much at stake. We have a new governor and many new legislators. The public will be anxiously … Continue reading →

A friend asked me recently about what keeps me up at night. What do I think about most when I lay there in bed in those final moments before drifting off? I wish I could say it was about how … Continue reading →

I was actually in the room when it happened, and could not believe what I was witnessing. In fact, I said that out loud at the Board of Land and Natural Resources (BLNR) hearing held on October 28, 2022. There … Continue reading →

Bob Dylan sang that regardless of your station in life, “You gotta serve somebody…” My question today of those who serve in public office, who aspire to future election, or who serve now in other positions of public trust – … Continue reading →

Governor-elect Dr. Josh Green will be sworn into office at 12 noon Monday, Dec. 5, 2022 at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center Arena. I wish him well. It’s no secret that my enthusiastic support in the gubernatorial race was behind … Continue reading →

Soon, our elected leaders will be raising their right hands to swear an oath to uphold the U.S. Constitution, the State Constitution, and the County Charter. We should insist our elected leaders actually follow through with that commitment and that … Continue reading →

I’m thankful that you take the time to click on my blog and open and read my email. Seriously, the fact that you’re taking the time to read what I write, is for me hugely motivating – it makes me … Continue reading →

Kauai County gets bragging rights with the highest voter turn-out of all counties with 51% of registered voters, actually casting their vote. Hawaii County was second with 49.3%, Honolulu third with 48.9%, and Maui was last at 45.7%. Actually, Kauai … Continue reading →