coping with social distancing in hawaii
Bryan L. TalisayanHave you been staying home? You can still be social while social distancing. Here are tips on how to take care of your mental as well as physical health during this time.
Eat Well
chef alan wong’s honey lime vinaigrette
The UH Hilo Adopt-a-Beehive program in partnership with Chef Alan Wong connects people in Hawaii and around the world. This easy-to-make vinaigrette is a staple at the Annual Adopt-A-Beehive Donor Mahalo Event in Hilo every spring.
Upcoming Events
Don't miss out on these events that are heading your way!
view more eventsback to basics: health education workshop
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
10:00 AM-11:00 AM
Honolulu,
Oahu
prenatal class at hmsa center @ kahului
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
2:00 PM-3:00 PM
Kahului,
Maui
back to basics: health education workshop
Wednesday, May 13, 2020
5:00 PM-6:00 PM
Lihue,
Kauai
From the Magazine
Take a look at some of the stories that made their way into the spotlight in this season's issue.
There's something buzzing on the Big Island. You can get local honey at farmer's markets across the island, but what's it like to keep bees? Read about leaning the trade at UH Hilo, becoming a beekeeper, and how Hawaii's bees impact people (and food) around the world.
As a surgeon, he saved lives. As a high school basketball coach, he led his team to victories. And he produced a Broadway show about courage and strength. Now as HMSA's president and CEO, Mark Mugiishi is undertaking his biggest challenge yet: to help improve health care in Hawaii.
Shark diving is a popular attraction for Hawaii residents and visitors. Find out what it's like to be a professional shark diver and why shark diving is actually beneficial for the undersea apex predators.
It's a night set up for me to join a role-playing game (RPG) called Pathfinder. I’ve played board games all my life, but RPGs aren’t what I’m used to. As I headed out, I had no idea what I was getting into.
Not all adventures take you on a deep dive into the ocean or back in time, but some do. Check out these recommendations from librarians and booksellers that can transport your back to Hawai'i’s plantation days, into a fantasy world, and maybe even get to know an octopus along the way.