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On 250th anniversary of United States, Native Hawaiians remember struggle to keep their own history alive

“It’s hard to celebrate a nation’s independence when they’re responsible for taking your country’s independence,” said Kau‘i Sai-Dudoit.

Maui Entertainment, Arts, Community, Nov. 24-30

For a list of upcoming events, concerts, shows and entertainment for Nov. 24-30, find our comprehensive listing HERE.

Actions of Aloha Cards Raise $10,000 to Support Preservation of Waimea Valley

What began as a social media challenge, quickly transpired into a deck of cards with 50 different acts of compassion and kindness to show aloha to oneself, family, community and world

Sen. Majority Leader English Reintroducing Legislation to Reestablish Lā Kūʻokoʻa as an Official Holiday

Senate Majority Leader J. Kalani English will once again be reintroducing legislation to reestablish Lā Kūʻokoʻa as an official holiday. Great Britain and France became the first global powers on Nov. 28, 1843 to officially recognize the independence of the Hawaiian Kingdom by joint proclamation.

Hawaiian Newspaper Initiative Seeks to Liberate Knowledge

A special native Hawaiian initiative is seeking the help of volunteers around the world to typescript thousands of pages of Hawaiian-language newspapers into searchable database.