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Mauna Kea fight in court by Peter Sur Tribune-Herald Staff Writer Published: Thursday, December 10, 2009 9:46 AM HST Judge grills UH attorneys, opponents The battle over Mauna Kea's future landed in Circuit Court on Wednesday, where attorneys for the
Read more…Lualualei is on the west side of Oahu, down Waianae side. For a seemingly rich historic site, there seems to be very little known about it. If anybody has stories, history, legends/myths associated with Lualualei that they would like to share, I woul
Read more…Go to: www.kahea.org/maunakea Lobbyists for the University of Hawaii, backed by powerful foreign telescope-developers, are pushing hard to take control of Mauna Kea's public trust resources and override the conservation laws currently barring furthe
Read more…It seems that the vast majority of heiau are close to the ocean, or otherwise more associated with agriculture (mapele) and governance (luakini) and thus in the wao kanaka (realm of people) close to the coast or in the zones of human activity. The Wa
Read more…Wednesday, October 1, 2008 U.S. Supreme Court to hear ceded lands case The U.S. Supreme Court today agreed to hear a case involving attempts by the state of Hawai'i to sell portions of ceded lands on Maui and the Big Island to private, residential
Read more…MAUNA KEA RENT, ITS THE LAW By Kealoha Pisciotta Mr. Conklin you are correct ceded lands may be used for educational purposes. You are not correct however, in claiming the foreign governments and corporations operating on Mauna Kea are non-profit
Read more…Public hearings on the future of the NWHI are rolling out all around the islands- This is it! Your voice and your comments are desperately needed to fully protect the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands!
Two years of closed-door meetings by government agen
Read more…>The Honolulu Star-Bulletin >Saturday, April 12, 2008 > >Iolani Palace has first-ever audio tour made in native language > >Star-Bulletin staff > * * * >The audio tour is narrated by Puakea Nogelmeier >with character voices and interviews by Prince
Read more…I am reminded that Kamehameha I had a home (around circa 1800) on a high spot where he could observe his personal lo'i up and down the valley - at Ahipu'u - which I would argue is probably at or very near the same location as Hanaiakamalama - but pre
Read more…This is not a joke. The initial proposal will be heard by the BLNR this Friday. Meeting starts 9 am. Hard to say when the telescope plan will be heard. I'll post more when I get the info.
Read more…This monstrosity of a freeway has done more damage -- cultural, spiritual, "environmental" and economic -- than any other road, arguably since the Roman Empire. And yet I feel that it has opened the way for powerful healing throughout the world as we
Read more…Huaka'i I Na 'Aina Mauna is a group of mostly Hawaiian National hikers (with and without the koko) and outdoor people. By the way - "Huaka'i" began when "the term" was not as popular as it is now. Originating in 2002 by Kawaipuna Sharp (Kamehameha '6
Read more…Aloha everybody out there in Maoliworld, I was wondering if anyone has the different wao on each island, the definitions and an example/picture. I got differing information on these and still not certain of the areas that they may cover. I do know th
Read more…I just wanted to extend my aloha to new members to the Na Wahi Pana o ka Paemoku Group. This group is created for us to have meaningful discussion about the protection and stewardship of wahi kupuna, and to also share our experiences about places we
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