Kona Coffee Industry At Odds Over New Law

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The latest in neighbor isle gov’t and politics:

Kauai schools improve but fewer achieve standard

Bus reductions mean some Waikoloa students will have to walk or hitch

Kona coffee industry at odds over new Hawaii law

Drier future threat to Maui’s water supply and ecosystems

Share the Care gains foothold on Kauai, but looking for more volunteers

Hawaii Council committee seeks to make converting to solar more affordable

Maui Memorial to play role in mock RIMPAC disaster

Six Kau fires investigated

Foodland Farms Lahaina wins “best poke” in Poke Poll on Facebook

Molokai’s St. Damien Parish gets new priest

Temporary road closure needed to make Kohanaiki park improvement

Photo of Kona coffee courtesy *christopher*.

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