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Hawai‘i’s last sugar plantation is closing. Alexander and Baldwin announced Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Company on Maui will stop producing sugar by the…
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When it comes to Thanksgiving traditions, nothing is more local than a turkey served up imu-style. Last night hundreds of birds were placed in underground…
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Hawai‘ilongline fishermen have hit their annual limit for bigeye tuna in Pacific waters, in the Western and Central Pacific region on August 5 and more…
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New research suggests small-scale fisheries could have big benefits for local communities. That’s according to a new study that highlights the economic…
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If you’ve ever been curious about where and how the fish on your dinner plate was caught, now there’s an app for that. HPR’s Molly Solomon reports on new…
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Several women are preparing a special meal highlighting female chefs and farmers in Hawai‘i. In the male-dominated restaurant industry, women tend to be…
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Honolulu's only Hispanic market is up for sale. Store owner Martha Sanchez Romero moved to the islands from Cuernavaca, Mexico in the 1970s. Soon after,…
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A movement to make better use of food resources already growing in our cities is taking root in the islands. It’s called urban foraging. The goal is to…
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Hawai‘i could see its first community supported fishery as early as next year. The concept is similar to community supported agriculture, where customers…
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A Maui County ban on genetically modified crops pulled off a stunning turnaround late Tuesday night. After trailing by 19 points in the first two…