We work hard. We show aloha. But somehow, we’re still struggling to afford to live in our own homeland.
Keolu
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FeaturedʻIke - Knowledge
Why 20% of Your Taxes Never Reach Hawaiʻi’s Services—A Wake Up Call for Kamaaina
by KeoluEver wonder why it feels like we pay so much in federal taxes but every year we still struggle to get the services …
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FeaturedʻIke - KnowledgeNā Loina - Kamaʻāina Culture
10 Political Phrases Designed to Fool Kamaʻāina: Spot the Lies
by KeoluPoliticians often use certain phrases to preface statements, which frequently signal they’re about to pull a verbal sleight of hand.
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I personally know kamaʻāina who have had to escape their houses in the dark of night to save their lives during a tsunami.
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FeaturedʻIke - KnowledgeNā Loina - Kamaʻāina Culture
Who Influences Your Information and Why It Matters to Kamaʻāina
by KeoluCan you think of why it would be advantageous to own the news channels that influence public opinion of key Hawaiʻi industries?
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FeaturedʻIke - KnowledgeNā Loina - Kamaʻāina Culture
Hawaii’s Colossal Short-Term Rental Problem
by KeoluOut-of-state short-term rental investors are purchasing properties for massive taken-out-of-state profits at the expense of kamaʻāina.
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FeaturedʻIke - KnowledgeNā Loina - Kamaʻāina Culture
We’re Measuring the Worth of Tourism All Wrong
by KeoluCurrently, tourism is generating the most money in our history but our housing and cost of living is the worst.
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FeaturedʻIke - KnowledgeNā Loina - Kamaʻāina CultureNū Hou - News
Our Daily Stewardship Choices
by KeoluThe eggs spread through our natural waterways down to the ocean infecting and killing native animals.
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Boy’s Day was originally a tradition started in 8th Century Japan called Tango no Sekku.
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ʻIke - KnowledgeNā Loina - Kamaʻāina Culture
Experiencing Kupulau: Recognizing Spring the Local Way
by KeoluHawaiian seasons (known as kau) are determined by the positions of stars, the phases of the moon, and prevailing weather patterns.