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Carissa Schumacher channels the dead for her A-list celebrity clients.But most days, she’s in the forest.

Tuesday, May 25, 2021 Dole launches the country’s first sun-powered Promo & the daily cash prize will depend on the day’s amount of sunshine!   Health or wealth? Why not both? After being repeatedly mistaken by countless Filipinos as the as the Department of Labor and Employment (D.O.L.E) for financial aid, Dole Pineapple grabs this opportunity to actually provide wealth, while selling healthy products.Staying true to its brand promise of #SunshineForAll, Dole launches the first-ever Cash Prizes Araw-Araw Base sa Sikat ng Araw Promo. For every purchase of any Dole’s clean-labelled pr...

How 7 Local Talents are Moving Hawai‘i’s Fashion Industry Forward Dale Hope, Sig and Kūha‘o Zane, Lynne Hanzawa O’Neill, Ari Southiphong, Rona Bennett and Lan Chung talk about the past, present and future of Hawai‘i’s fashion industry. October 2, 2014   At first glance, Hawai‘i’s fashion industry might be mistaken for just another cog in a giant tourism machine, churning out brightly colored matching outfits for visitor photo ops. But a closer inspection reveals a richly nuanced industry with much more to offer, driven by a steadily expanding pool of talented designers and ...

by James Dooley Published in 2015, Sunny Skies, Shady Characters: Cops, Killers, and Corruption in the Aloha State reads like true inspiration for the next hit streamed crime drama script. Author James Dooley has a knack for taking the complex real life underworld of Hawai‘i, exposing its reach and how it’s shaped Hawai‘i. Dooley’s career as an investigative journalist is evident through his skillful prose. The international cast of real-life characters in this read plays out in a darkly satisfying way. It’s a window into an intriguing part of Hawai‘i history and it’s ripe for ...

KINGSBURG — Two Kingsburg businesses are seeing a new lease on life in the new year despite 2020’s tumultuousness.  El Patron Taqueria and Yum Yum Yogurt are local favorites seeing a renewed rise in popularity.  Both businesses re-opened their doors on Saturday, Jan. 2 and are experiencing steady traffic. El Patron is owned and operated by Elvira Gallardo; she has been running the family business out of a local gas station on Marion St. for the last seven years.  After concerns and comments from customers about parking, Gallardo opened a new location on Simpson Street. El P...