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Tips for Identifying a ‘Go-To’ Storm Shelter in Your Home
Safety is an important issue for everyone, especially during times of severe weather. Do you know where to go in your home if a severe
How to Help Safeguard Your Home Against Windstorms
You don’t have to live in a hurricane or tornado zone for your home to sustain wind damage. Anyone in an area that experiences thunderstorms
Got Wai?
Wai. A word so important in ˋŌlelo Hawaiˋi that it is found in many, many words and place names. While we are surrounded by water
Here’s How You Can Have a Low Waste Holiday Season This Year
Now, more than ever, we need to start becoming more environmentally conscious for the sake of future generations—this holiday season is no exception. Here are
Big Island Association of Nurserymen’s Plant Sale
Twice a year, the Big Island Association of Nurserymen (“BIAN” http://www.hawaiiplants.org/) hold a plant sale at Edith Kanaka’ole Stadium. This past weekend was the second of
Gardening in Hawaii Part IV — Mayan World Farms | Orchidland
Duck Eggs and Knowledge at Tony’s Mayan World Farm in Orchidland As I mentioned in my last gardening article, I have learned that there is
Gardening in Hawai’i Part III — Filling In a Blank Canvas
After all of the hard work to create a growing garden and planting areas, I was excited to begin filling my blank canvas with plants-
Gardening Part 2 of 6 — Dirt Is Good For You
Like many people who move here, we bought a newly constructed house on an acre lot. I will admit that I was not in love
Gardening Part 1 of 6 — Before Hawaii
As a child, I admired my mom’s, grandmothers’, and great-grandmothers’ gardens for their beauty, diversity, and productivity. I admired them right up until I was
Here are 5 Easy Ways to Deal with Pesky Mold in Hawai’i
We’ve all had our favorite shirts, backpacks, or our favorite electronics destroyed by mold in Hawai’i. One of the many challenges of living in Hawai’i
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