Monday, March 2, 2009 Army seeks public input on valley's cultural sites The Army will be hosting a meeting to get community input regarding their views on the priority of cultural site access at the Makua Military Reservation. The meeting will take
Read more…Why is the kalo significant to you? My mother had about 6-7 taro patches in her back yard each connected by a ditch. The ditch provided water from a generator via PVC pipes from the mountain. The generator was in a shed that provided electricity to o
Read more…Hey, looking for fellow members to go along hiking. Planning some weekends during the month of October... and will be going one way or another, alone or with company. Keeping it on the island of Oahu more specifically. -Me
Read more…I was bouncing around in the ever vast realm of youtube and found some amazing native talent from the next generation of 'opio coming up. Seems like they got the point... wait... there's hope yet! LoL!!! Dis is one classic one... Au'rai! Ku'e!
Read more…We would like to say Mahalo for those that Participated in our Discussion. We now have a NEW Website. Click on this link and it will take you their >>>======> Na Ohana Or cut and paste the address in your browser: http://naohana.webs.com Our New We
Read more…Aloha Kakou, Let's face it. We have not been heard for over 115 years. We all know that we can't afford to wait another 115 more. We must take radical and measurable steps now so that our voices can be heard. The only other option would take this to
Read more…Aloha mai kakou, The Dorothy Ku'ulei Mawae Foundation will be hosting Kumu Chinky Mahoe here on Kaua'i for its first series of intensive kane hula kahiko workshops. The Dorothy Ku'ulei Mawae Foundation who's mission is to support the perpetuation, c
Read more…There is a huge movement called Huna that has spread all across the globe in the New Age arena. I am wondering what are the opinons of this in the community of those who fallow the ways of their ancestors. In my understanding from most practitioners
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Read more…Aloha, e na hoa makamaka! To my horror, while watching the news last night, Kahana residents are facing eviction AGAIN. In 1969, the state acquired the ahupua`a from Bishop Estate who received it from Mary Foster. According to the late Uncle Dan Bei
Read more…When I first came back to ko Hawaii Pae Aina from Guam I was very saddened to see that most of the land and properties were owned by foreigners. I saw in the newspapers the plantation companies summoning kanaka maoli into court to quiet (or try to re
Read more…aloha mai kakou, My name is Hulali Malaiakini Pa'ao'ao and i live in Kane'ohe on the island of 'O'ahu. My family, freinds as well as I will be going on a trip to The island of Maupiti in Tahiti. The purpose of our trip is to exchange cultures with ot
Read more…What Do You Think About the Pa'ahao (Prisoners) In Arizona and Other States Mahalo to all those that participated in this Discussion. We will keep this discussion open for any that would like to share thier Mana'o.
Read more…This must see film delves into the life of an elderly maori woman who's rich history and cultural struggles sets the pinnacle for the narrative of this film. Directed by Vincent Ward with a cast of familiar and unknown maori actors it is a film that
Read more…CHAMINADE UNIVERSITY HOSTS SUMMER SERIES: “Nānā I Hawai‘i I Ko‘u Mau Maka” (See Hawai‘i through My Eyes) HONOLULU—June 6, 2008—Chaminade University will host a series of summer workshops and seminars entitled “Nānā I Hawai‘i I Ko‘u Mau Maka (See Ha
Read more…Aloha mai e nā hoa, Could someone please recommend a business that can ship lāʻī to California, ke ʻoluʻolu? The web research I have done so far has the price going from .50 to 1.00 per leaf. The pictures that they show have the stems cut, not pull
Read more…Independence Day, La Ku'oko'a: Nov. 28 By Keanu Sai / Special to Ka Wai Ola In 1842, Kamehameha III had a "very strong desire that his Kingdom shall be formally acknowledged by the civilized nations of the world as a sovereign and independent State
Read more…Went to Kula Nursery and hardware yesterday...On my way out, I saw a Colocasia (kalo) that was newly introduced from Royal Hawaiian Colocasias. They are ornamental kalo, but i had a problem with the "US Patent" on the cover of the accompanying brochu
Read more…Hau'oli La Ku'oko'a! EO! EO! EO! HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY HAWAI'I! Today is a day to remember, and truly give thanks! Let's sing along together in praise of our nation! E Hawai'i nui kuauli! E na hono a'o Pi'ilani! O'ahu o Kakuhihewa! Kaua'i o Manok
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