by Jessie Schiewe | Feb 20, 2014 | News, The Honolulu Weekly
Honolulu Weekly (Cover Story) More than 150 years ago, Hawaii had some of the most well-managed fisheries in the Pacific. Portions of each island were divided into separate ahupuaa, which in turn were watched over by the konohiki, who managed natural resources and...
by Jessie Schiewe | Feb 20, 2014 | News, The Honolulu Weekly
–Published in The Honolulu Weekly on March 2, 2011– With roughly 17 gambling-related bills facing the Legislature this season, it’s no surprise that bingo, as well a number of other gambling activities–a stand-alone casino, slot machines and...
by Jessie Schiewe | Feb 20, 2014 | Features, News, The Honolulu Weekly
Honolulu Weekly (Cover Story) The half-gram bottle of bath salts promises an “invigorating” and “energizing” experience. But the new designer drug, called MDPV (or “legal cocaine”) is sending an alarming number of curious teenagers and seasoned drug users to...
by Jessie Schiewe | Feb 20, 2014 | News, The Honolulu Weekly
–Published in The Honolulu Weekly on February 16, 2011– OK, let’s be honest: The image of a robber lurking in the dark with an uprooted tree under his arm is quite hilarious. But, as Gertrude Stein would say, “…a theft is a theft is a theft.” In...
by Jessie Schiewe | Feb 20, 2014 | Lifestyle, Whole Life Times
It’s no secret that humans develop aches and pains in the normal course of spending time on the planet, but while many people pooh-pooh it and carry on, Lulu Bhanda yoga teacher Kira Ryder notes that sometimes these changes can have a big impact. “The small details we...
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