Category: Features
A Small Hair Salon Amidst Covid
by Renelaine B. Pfister It is an inconspicuous hair salon in Kalihi: a building painted pink, connected to Jimmy’s Produce and Filipino Store, with a [Read More…]
Three Tips to Empower Children for Distance-Learning Success
by Karen Gibson Are you a parent of a child about to start the new school year with distance learning? I’ve seen the fears and frustrations [Read More…]
Creamy Chicken Macaroni Salad for The Holidays
It’s the holiday season and everyone’s cooking something special to serve during Noche Buena and Media Noche. Are you looking for an appetizer to add [Read More…]
BOOK REVIEW: Story Collection by Gilda Cordero-Fernando
By Rose Churma Gilda Cordero-Fernando, the author of this short story collection, is not only a fictionist, but also a “writer, publisher, producer, artist, fashion designer [Read More…]
This Filipino Food Gift Box Is Perfect for This Holiday Season
by Jim Bea Sampaga No one celebrates Christmas as early and extravagant as Filipinos. Our love for Christmas and the holidays is very evident with [Read More…]
Lumpia With A Vengeance Wins Hawaii Film Festival Audience Award
The 40th Hawaii Film Festival has announced the HIFF Audience Award Winners for this year’s festival. Directed by Patricio Ginelsa, Lumpia With a Vengeance wins [Read More…]
CHRONICLE PULSE: What Is The Greatest Gift You Can Give To Others This Christmas?
Nikka Aquino MD, Aiea“It’s been a challenging year, a quite different one to be honest. With uncertainty of what’s in store for next year, the greatest [Read More…]
Philippine Consulate in Honolulu to Host End Violence Against Women Online Forum
Since the pandemic started and forced everyone to quarantine at home, it has caused a rise in domestic violence cases. The emotional, physical and mental [Read More…]
BOOK REVIEW: WILL THERE BE WAR? There Was a War When I Was a Child
by Rose Cruz Churma WILL THERE BE WAR? There Was a War When I Was a Child is a personal narrative, part of Ateneo de [Read More…]
Thanksgiving Carries Deeper Meaning, Even As Gatherings Are Expected To Subside
by Edwin Quinabo Well over 250,000 already dead in the U.S. from the pandemic – the numbers are staggering, breathtaking. The second-part of this pulse-quickening [Read More…]
