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Get Excited Hawaii, Filipino Food Week (FFW) Is Back, Oct 15-21, Ilonggo Cuisine Featured
This goal of promoting Filipino cuisine to grow through wider exposure speaks to the heart of why there is a need for a Filipino Food Week in the first place.
Changes to Medicare Drug Plans Starting in 2025 Will Benefit Millions, Save Enrollees Thousands of Dollars
Nearly 56 million adults in the U.S. have a plan under Medicare that helps cover the cost of outpatient prescription medications.
Walk For Hawai’i Filipinos’ Health
The Walk also sought to highlight issues affecting the health of Filipinos in Hawaiʻi.
Fun for A Great Cause: Ohana Medical Mission to Hold Masquerade Charity Ball
Hawaii-based Ohana Medical Mission, Inc. (OMM) has been actively providing free medical care during their 21 trips since 2009 throughout the Philippines, serving mostly provinces and municipalities with inadequate access to hospitals or clinics.
The Storm Nears of an Expanded War in the Middle East, Filipinos Sound Off on War and Peace
Iran’s vow to retaliate threatens to throw the current conflict into a regional war that could draw in the United States.
Kamala Harris Off to Blistering Start, Unites Democrats, Filipinos Say She Can Defeat Trump
Within 24 hours after President Joe Biden stepped down from his reelection bid, a flurry of major endorsements and record-breaking fundraising catapulted Vice President Kamala Harris to become the favored nominee of the Democratic Party.
Filipino Americans in Hawaii Running For Office In The 2024 Primary Elections
As Filipino organizations in Hawaii are actively encouraging the Filipino community to vote in the upcoming Primary Election, the election candidates are gearing up for the final stages of their campaigns to reach as many voters as possible.
Democrats Panic Over Biden’s Electability, Filipinos Express Mixed Opinions on Biden and the Issues
Pressure is mounting for President Joe Biden as a growing chorus of fellow Democrat party-power brokers, voters and donors are calling on him to step down from the presidential race.
Filipinos Take Strides Forward Toward Filipino Empowerment, But Low Voter Participation Still Hinders Progress
To spike Filipino voter participation, Hawaii’s Filipino community in the past has tried coordinated carpooling to election sites, set up voter registration booths at community events and publish and announce election information in Filipino newspapers and radio programs.
St. George Parish Reaches Historic Milestone, 70th Anniversary and Its Filipino Catholic Ministry Holds First Santacruzan
by Edwin Quinabo St. George Parish in Waimanalo, its consecrated leaders and parishioners are counting their blessings as they celebrate the church’s 70th anniversary. Just [Read More…]
