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Legendary Kumu Hula and Recording Artist Kealoha Kalama Dies at 93

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Legendary Kumu Hula and Recording Artist Kealoha Kalama Dies at 93

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Kumu hula and Hawaiʻi recording artist Kealoha Kalama has passed away at the age of 93.See the Story

City Announces Fourth of July Closings, Bus Schedule

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City Announces Fourth of July Closings, Bus Schedule

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QUINCY -- In recognition of the Fourth of July holiday, Quincy City Hall, Central Services, and the Quincy Regional Airport's administrative offices will be closed Friday.See the Story

The Pig and The Lady to Close Chinatown Restaurant, Relocate to Kaimuki

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The Pig and The Lady to Close Chinatown Restaurant, Relocate to Kaimuki

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The new location is expected to open this fall.See the Story

$10 Eats: A Burger, a Curry Plate and a Poke Bowl

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Where Thunderstorm Artis Eats When He Comes Home to O‘ahu

Photo: Courtesy of Foodland Hawai‘i You can take Thunderstorm Artis out of the Islands, but you can’t take away the local boy’s passion for fresh poke. Artis, a Hale‘iwa-born singer-songwriter now living in Nashville, was a top-five finisher on American Idol earlier this year. He’s slated to perform at Blue Note Hawai‘i on June 27—part of a busy schedule of touring and recording after wrapping the reality show. “Just being in Hawai‘i weath…Hawaii · Hawaii Read Article

Where to See Sunflowers Blooming on O‘ahu

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We Tried It: Spending an Hour in a Sensory Deprivation Tank

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Pearlridge’s New Dim Sum at Ten Seconds Yunnan Rice Noodle Is Worth the Wait

Ten Seconds Yunnan Rice Noodle started serving dim sum last month, which is a big deal considering it’s the West Side’s only dine-in option for the fresh, steaming dumplings. Not sure what to expect this far from the island’s hot spots in Chinatown and urban Honolulu, I checked out about half the dim sum menu on a hosted visit (see the reel). The results: better than I expected. I decide to return for a broader tasting with my dim sum-loving da…Hawaii · Hawaii Read Article

BTS members complete military service, hinting at a spectacular reunion

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Corpse Flower Blooms at Smith College's Botanical Garden

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NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (WWLP) - The corpse flower at Smith College's botanical garden in Northampton is set to bloom. Food insecurity in western Mass. on the rise, local food banks address community needs The botanical garden of Smith College had many people interested in the official bloom of the corpse flower, but for a limited time only. The corpse flower was enclosed and scentless just last week, but now it's on a 24-hour bloom cycle that …Hawaii · Hawaii See the Story

Where time stands still

Our recent trip to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula was a rare just-the-two-of-us vacation that I expect will become more common, as our adult children are establishing their own lives and their own traditions. So off we went, my Gentleman Friend and I, with our trusty teardrop camper in tow up to Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore near Munising, Michigan. Our campsite turned out to be mere steps from the shore of Lake Superior, and if it weren’t for t…Honolulu · Honolulu See the Story

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