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According to Star-Bulletin, this blow is going to pass us by by a wide margin. Johnston Atoll, duck and cover, peeps. http://www.starbulletin.com/news/breaking/64778782.html…
Image via WikipediaYou can't make this stuff up. The company is called Crispy Critters. And its coming to Hawaii to smoke out any bed bug issues in the Aloha State. Bed bug incidents in Hawaii had been on the rise…
Fyndhawaii.com is something we contemplated for a while. At first I was doing this as a Hawaii-centric search engine but had troubled tuning it the way I wanted. Then along came Twitter. I wanted to figure out a way…
Image by bobster855 via FlickrJoin the discussion ongoing at SoMuchMoreHawaii.com. Local bloggers talking about what makes their island unique -- for me, Oahu where I live, the diversity is what makes my island unique. I can be hiking a waterfall…
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The Hawaii Tourism Authority and Cilantro Media have brought in a team of crack bloggers to give their take on Hawaii. They put together a HUGE site with lots of local bloggers posting, as well. It's called So Much More…
Image by plizzba via Flickrloud Coqui frogs have reached the Big Island of Hawaii and gotten pretty settled there. Hawaii State wildlife officials estimate the coquis now inhabit at least 60,000 acres on the Big Island, although mostly in the…
According to Pacific Business News, Hawaii hotel occupancy crept up by 2.5% year-over-year in April. That's stunning, considering how California is still trolling the depths of the worst recession since the Great Depression.…
It's official. Hawaii ranks among the happiest places in the U.S., according to a recent Gallup poll. In fact, only Utah beat out Hawaii. Except there isn't really much difference between the first and the last place states. More about…
Barack Obama and his entourage were in the dark for 12 hours from early Friday evening until the following morning. Many other parts of Oahu had power outages lasting 16 hours or longer. Supposedly, a lightning strike took down one…
This from the Star-Bulletin, according to court testimony, pilots on Hawaii interisland carrier Go! regularly snoozed for 20 minutes or so. Whoa!…
