Category: Cover Story
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…]
Third Consecutive Year of High Inflation Frustrates Filipinos That Could Influence Election Outcome
by Edwin Quinabo Broad economic data shows that while the U.S. economy is resilient and rolling, Americans’ optimism over the economy is dampened by stubbornly [Read More…]
Hawaii Filipinos Adjust to Their New Communities – Life as A U.S. Mainland Transplant
Oddly, having a loved one leave the Hawaiian Islands is so common that it’s become part of Hawaii culture.
Filipinos Are Mostly Critical on U.S. Foreign Policy, Amount of Aid and Direction of Wars, But Still Undecided on What to Do with Biden
by Edwin Quinabo A dust storm is sweeping across the U.S. on college campuses that have students criticizing U.S. foreign policy supporting Israel’s war on [Read More…]
Enjoy Filipino Food, Entertainment and Culture at the 2024 Flores de Mayo & Filipino Fiesta
by Edwin Quinabo Interested in learning Filipino Martial Arts in a mini workshop? Want to purchase traditional Filipiniana clothing at a Filipiniana Market? Care to [Read More…]
Our BFF, Belinda “Lindy” Aquino
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by Divina Telan Robillard “If you think she’s sprouted wings and gone to heaven, you’ve got another thing coming. She is alive, walks with a [Read More…]
Filipinos Want Social Security and Medicare Protected, Republicans and Democrats Share Opposing Plans on How to Protect Them
Support for Social Security was high across the political spectrum: 93% of Republicans, 99% of Democrats and 92% of independents see Social Security as an important government program.
Filipino Christians Focus on Easter’s Religious Significance, First, It’s About Jesus and His Resurrection
by Edwin Quinabo For millions of Filipino Christians around the world it’s the most sacred time of the year – Holy Week, which begins on [Read More…]
Hawaii Has Lost a Media Icon, Emme Tomimbang Burns, Dies at 73
by Edwin Quinabo Emme Tomimbang Burns, a veteran broadcast journalist, passed away while undergoing open heart surgery at the Queen’s Medical Center on Feb. 19, [Read More…]
Democrats Want Abortion to Be the Number One Issue, Republicans Say Immigration Tops Their Priorities in Election 2024
by Edwin Quinabo Urgency and emergency – are just two of the buzzwords employed by Democratic and Republican strategists to frame the debate on abortion [Read More…]