Finally Home
by Seneca Moraleda-Puguan“Uuwi na ako sa aking pamilya. Kahit sayang ang perang kikitain ko dito sa Korea, mas mahalaga ang...
Month: December 2022
Pamaskua Ti Gumil Hawaii Ken Ti Pondador
by Amado I. Yoro“Umayka nga umay, Manong,” impagedged ni Jocelyn Agustin, sekretaria ti GUMIL Hawaii. Nagranakami iti dakkel nga inaugurasion...
Filipinos Undeterred by High Inflation, Christmas Remittance Tradition Expected to Surge, Economists Say
by Edwin QuinaboDuring the global COVID-19 pandemic’s most critical year, the 2020 total remittances (money sent from abroad) to the...
Thankful For My Pre-Holiday Colonoscopy
by Emil GuillermoThis Thanksgiving, President Joe Biden pardoned Chocolate and Chip, two North Carolina turkeys. But don’t forget about the...
Tax Cuts Would Be The Ideal Holiday Gift This Year
A tax cut concept. by Keli‘i AkinaChristmas and New Year’s are right around the corner. But not everything is brimming...
FILM REVIEW: KATIPS—Ang Mga Bagong Katipunero
by Rose ChurmaKATIPS—Ang Mga Bagong Katipunerowasoriginally a musical drama for theatrical stage but was converted into film, with its initial...
Pinoy Surgeon Coins “Transfusion Free Medicine” For Bloodless Surgery
by Elpidio R. EstiokoDo you know that the medical term “Transfusion Free Medicine” for bloodless surgery, which is now widely accepted...
From Ige to Green, What that Transition Could Look Like
Lt. Gov. Josh Green will be sworn in next month as the state of Hawaii’s ninth governor. Already Green has...
We Hope Our Community Will Carry on Our Christmas Remittance Tradition, If Possible
When you look at the top four countries that receive remittances (money sent home by their citizens working abroad in...
