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A Q&A about airfares, interisland flights, the fate of nonunion employees, coordinating with Alaska Airlines, and maintaining the Hawaiian brand https://t.co/qwg2aOGf31

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In its 45 years, Pacific Whale Foundation has grown into a major research, education and conservation organization https://t.co/ztGbZy28Kl

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Globally, many popular destinations are experiencing a backlash against tourism. Here are multiple perspectives on the message that Hawai‘i should send to potential visitors. https://t.co/9hVQhG5Yps

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At KVIBE’s shop, Kalihi youth learn to repair donated bicycles – then take one home
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A Q&A about airfares, interisland flights, the fate of nonunion employees, coordinating with Alaska Airlines, and maintaining the Hawaiian brand. https://t.co/bU9fx3bhRI

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Financial lessons from Hawaiian Airlines that apply to everyday challenges, from setting goals to assessing risk..

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How four O‘ahu residents navigate fees, scams, unanswered calls, intrusive rules, and housing options that run from “crappy and crappier”

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In its 45 years, Pacific Whale Foundation has grown into a major research, education, and conservation organization https://t.co/8cXpwa8Jwk

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Businesses agreed to increase property taxes for hospitality, cleaning and landscaping, and more security. Many say the extra cost is worth it. https://t.co/bwss27olYU

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Alexander MacGregor of Hawaii Ergonomics uses his training in occupational therapy to redesign workspaces and prevent conditions such as carpal tunnel, sciatica and neck pain

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Sushi Gyoshin has only eight seats, which allows Hiroshi Tsuji to focus on a few special dishes each night and conversations with customers

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At KVIBE’s shop, Kalihi youth learn to repair donated bicycles – then take one home https://t.co/WOWVnTVV7N

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Financial lessons from Hawaiian Airlines that apply to everyday challenges, from setting goals to assessing risk

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Globally, many popular destinations are experiencing a backlash against tourism. Here are multiple perspectives on the message that Hawai‘i should send to potential visitors

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She came to Honolulu from South Korea as a child with limited English and modest means. Her company now owns or manages 1,100 residential units and 2.3 million square feet of gross leasable floor space across Hawai‘i

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A Q&A about airfares, interisland flights, the fate of nonunion employees, coordinating with Alaska Airlines and maintaining the Hawaiian brand https://t.co/fMAH189HUg

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In its 45 years, Pacific Whale Foundation has grown into a major research, education, and conservation organization. https://t.co/jL0ZKAulVg

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How four O‘ahu residents navigate fees, scams, unanswered calls, intrusive rules, and housing options that run from “crappy and crappier.” https://t.co/1BonFoukQv

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The standoff at Maunakea helped spur a new effort at finding solutions after more than a century of mismanagement of the Hawaiian Kingdom’s ceded lands, often called Kingdom Lands.

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