Learn the art of kahili for free

HANAPEPE — Kahili, or Royal Hawaiian featherwork, creators can learn, create and take home their own kahili on Saturday at the free Kahili workshop at Hanapepe Public Library starting at 9 a.m.

TAX MAN: Governor Green ‘crossing the Rubicon’ again

When we were in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and Governor Ige was peppering us with emergency proclamations early and often, we at the Tax Foundation accepted that the Governor had emergency authority but questioned some of the things it was being used on. For example, we were one of several nonprofits to challenge his wholesale suspension of the open meeting laws and public records laws in his earlier proclamations.

County passes resolution in support of Filipino social studies course

Following the announcement that two high schools on O‘ahu are set to become the first public schools in the country to offer a course on Filipino history and culture, Kaua‘i County Council member Addison Bulosan introduced a resolution last week in hopes of getting a course started on Kaua‘i.

Happy Camper for Monday, November 6, 2023

There is no Westin on West Kaua‘i, just the West Inn said Peter Thielen who got here from the Lanikai area of O‘ahu. How do you keep the Apple auto correct from thinking the West Inn is a Westin?

KIF bowlers come up short at state tourney

HONOLULU — Skye Tadani, of Kapa‘a High School, the top Kaua‘i Interscholastic Federation female individualist, sat in fifth place overall following the first day of the 2023 Hawai‘i Army National Guard Hawai‘i High School Athletic Association Bowling Championship at Schofield Bowling Center on O‘ahu.

Corteva delivers holiday food contributions

LIHU‘E — Halloween is now a memory on Friday, and the next project on the Corteva Agriscience docket is the distribution of its annual contribution to the two food banks on Kaua‘i.

Roadwork scheduled this week on Kaua‘i

LIHU‘E — A number of road improvement projects are scheduled to take place this week with the biggest on Hulemalu Road in Nawiliwili, where road repaving is on tap through the penultimate week of November, according to the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation and County of Kaua‘i Department of Public Works.

Mosquito suppression pilot project to save Kaua‘i forest birds concludes

LIHU’E — A team of researchers working to prevent the extinction of Hawai‘i’s endangered forest birds through the release of incompatible mosquitoes in Koke‘e are set to conclude a 10-day pilot project on Saturday, Nov. 4. The project is part of a nearly $7 million per year state plan to decimate mosquito populations, in an effort to stop the spread of avian malaria and give the birds a chance at survival.

Great candy buyback in Lihu‘e on Saturday

KALAHEO — The Kalaheo Dental Group’s Halloween Candy Buyback has been extended to include the group’s participation in the Kaua‘i Veterans Celebration on Saturday at the lawn of the Historic County Building.

Alleged Ocean View shooter granted supervised release

KAILUA-KONA, Hawai‘i — An Ocean View man, who stands accused of attempted murder for allegedly shooting another man in the face on Oct. 15, was granted supervised release during his initial appearance in Kona District Court on Thursday.

Happy Camper for Saturday, November 4, 2023

Kudos, Jackie Kaina and the Kaua‘i Economic Development Board ‘ohana (she’s got a lot of new faces to get to know) on the first of three Career Exploration Fairs held at Kapa‘a High School on Thursday, the same day as when Kapa‘a High School girls bowler Skye Tadani finished fifth overall during the opening round of the state bowling tournament on O‘ahu.