protecting hawaiian monk seals
Michelle LiuThe Marine Mammal Center’s hospital and conservation program for Hawaiian monk seals is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Ke Kai Ola is dedicated to caring for the endangered species, and treating injured and sick seals so they can be released back into the wild. We’ll examine the work they’ve done over the last 10 years, and how they’re making a difference in conservation efforts.
Eat Well
low-key thanksgiving recipes
While many celebrate Thanksgiving in large groups, sometimes it’s nice to have a low-key celebration with a handful of loved ones. Since you don’t need a whole turkey and a ton of side dishes for a smaller get-together, here are a few ideas for a delicious, stress-free Thanksgiving.
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From the Magazine
Take a look at some of the stories that made their way into the spotlight in this season's issue.
Ballet Hawaii's summer intensive program brings world class dancers to mentor local talent in three weeks of immersive training culminating in a showcase performance.
teaching and sharing his okinawan roots
The art of uta-sanshin, or singing while playing the Okinawan three-stringed lute, is a beloved art form originating in Okinawa, Japan. It’s also popular in Hawaii thanks to certified master of uta-sanshin, Grant “Sandaa” Murata. Find out how he perpetuates uta-sanshin culture in the community and why he’s such an inspiration to his students.
Roland Cazimero's beloved hand-carved koa guitar returns home to Kauai. The 12-string double-neck guitar was crafted on Kauai. You can view it on display at the Kauai Museum in an exhibit that honors the legacy of the Hawaiian musician.
leading chaminade with heart and community
Chaminade University President Lynn Babington, Ph.D. wears many hats. She’s a leader, mother, and grandmother who also volunteers for several nonprofit organizations while also staying active. A nurse by trade, Babington shares how she’s helped shape her community since moving to Hawaii seven years ago.
hometown profile: peering into pearl city’s past
Pearl City is often cited as one of the happiest cities in the U.S., but why? Find out what makes this town so special as HMSA Health Plan Navigator Debbie Kuhns takes us on a journey through her hometown, past and present.