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Letter: Strive for common-sense jaywalking regulations - Vimarsana News

Letter: Strive for common-sense jaywalking regulations

Much effort has been directed to the issue of traffic safety with the cited speed humps, stop-light installations, road signs, policing and public outreach programs — and more recently the proposed Senate Bill 2630 (“Keep jaywalking law on the books,” Star- Advertiser, Our View, March 21).

Letter: Much good could come from being neighborly - Vimarsana News

Letter: Much good could come from being neighborly

As cited in his example of Mister Roger’s Neighborhood, we can all take responsibility and accountability to be a good neighbor, as we can view all to be members of our family — working for each other’s well-being.

Letter: Teacher of the year demonstrates dedication - Vimarsana News

Letter: Teacher of the year demonstrates dedication

It was a beautiful and fitting tribute to Jackie Freitas (“Leilehua High educator takes unlikely path to Teacher of the Year award,” Star-Advertiser, Oct. 4).

Letter: Beautiful letter about Lahaina's banyan tree | Honolulu Star-Advertiser - Vimarsana News

Letter: Beautiful letter about Lahaina's banyan tree | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Jack Armour’s letter was a beautiful tribute to Lahaina and its community — as he is finally seeing, hearing and feeling through its magnificent banyan tree things once “masked” (“An ode to Lahaina’s landmark banyan tree,” Star-Advertiser, Aug. 21).

Letter: Pay raises must be reasonable and fair - Vimarsana News

Letter: Pay raises must be reasonable and fair

Thanks to Honolulu City Council members Augie Tulba, Radiant Cordero and Andria Tupola for their efforts to address the scheduled 64% pay increase (“Honolulu City Council members’ 64% pay increase to begin July 1,” Star-Advertiser, June 20).