Let’s Talk Food: It’s 50 years since man walked on the moon
Did you ever wonder what food scientists at NASA put in the shuttles for the astronauts?
Tropical Gardening: South America calls with tropical fruits
Last year’s International Palm Conference in Colombia was amazing, so Voltiare Moise and I decided to go back and see what we can learn about tropical fruits of the Caribbean coast of the South American nation. We also plan to travel via New York City to experience the Caribbean influence on this culturally diverse mega city.
Volcano Watch: Mauna Loa’s 1935 lava flow seen in current media coverage of Maunakea
In ongoing media coverage of demonstrations at the base of the Maunakea Access Road, many hundreds of people can be seen standing on a black lava flow that surrounds the Puʻuhuluhulu Native Tree Sanctuary adjacent to Daniel K. Inouye Highway. That same lava flow continues on the other side of the highway, which traverses the saddle between Mauna Loa and Maunakea.
Plenty of treasures to find at annual BWA Garage Sale
Looking for a bargain?
Want to support a good cause and the organization behind it?
How about just a good, old-fashioned garage sale?
Tank America in Melbourne, Fla., offers a 17-ton tank-driving adventure
There I found myself, in the jungle, in a situation I never thought I’d find myself in: Surrounded by signs of impending danger, sitting in control of a 17-ton tank and covered from head to toe in brown, gooey mud.
Volcano Watch: Heat and gases linger on Kilauea’s lower East Rift Zone
One year ago, activity on Kilauea Volcano was remarkably different than it is today.
Egypt opens 2 ancient pyramids for first time since 1960s
CAIRO — Egypt recently opened two of its oldest pyramids, located about 25 miles (40 kilometers) south of the capital of Cairo, to visitors for the first time since 1965.
Tropical Gardening: Painted trees are special at Kona Cloud Forest Sanctuary
The painted eucalyptus, Eucalyptus deglupta, sometimes called rainbow eucalyptus or camouflage tree, is a sight to behold. Thanks to Kelly Dunn and his painted trees of Hawaii, these beautiful trees are being protected on our island.
Throughout US, clergy mobilize to support vulnerable migrants
So far this week, an anticipated nationwide sweep has not materialized at the expected magnitude. Yet the mere prospect of such action prompted legions of pastors, rabbis and their congregations throughout the United States to stand ready to help vulnerable immigrants with offers of sanctuary and other services.
Moniz, Fernandez, Law and Tibbetts lead cast of HPAF’s ‘Company’
From June 24 through July 21, Hawaii Performing Arts Festival will present nearly 20 public performances at a number of notable island venues from Kona to Hilo, featuring both student and faculty artists.
Kid Shakes 2019 presents ‘Hamajang Hamlet’
The Hilo Community Players presents Hamajang Hamlet at 5 p.m. Friday-Sunday and July 26-27 under the banyan tree in Kalakaua Park in downtown Hilo as part of the sixth annual Kid Shakes program.
A tsunami of talent: Willie K, Yamanaka and Galuteria headline 3rd Annual ‘Evening of Aloha’
Great music, excellent food and island vibes all for a good cause add up to the 3rd Annual Evening of Aloha at the Grand Naniloa Hotel.
Let’s Talk Food: Events and happenings
Experience
Volcano Festival
Tropical Gardening: July brings blooming trees and maybe summer storms
As the days get warmer and the sun is strong, it is a great time to enjoy Hawaii’s flowering trees such as the royal poinciana, tabebuia, plumeria, cassia shower, narra and many more.
Volcano Watch: Mauna Loa’s 1975 eruption in terms of today’s Volcano Alert Level
Shortly before midnight July 5, 1975, Mauna Loa Volcano awakened with a shudder.
Marking a milestone: Where to celebrate this summer’s 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing
It was a monumental achievement that enthralled people around the world: On July 20, 1969, astronauts walked on the moon.
5th annual Christian women’s gathering slated in Waimea
Redeemed & Restored … Life Viewed Through the Eyes of God is the theme for the Big Islands fifth annual Christian Womens Gathering slated for 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Aug. 10 at Kahilu Town Hall in Waimea.
Hilo Community Players present ‘Hamlet’ in the park
The Hilo Community Players will present Hamlet at 7:30 p.m. July 12-13, 18-20 and 25-27 and 1 p.m. July 14 and 21 as the 42nd summer Shakespeare in Park offering in Kalakaua Park in downtown Hilo.
Just when you thought it was safe; ‘Creature from the Black Lagoon’ to terrorize Palace Theater
Gill-man sighted at Hilo’s Palace Theater!
Let’s Talk Food: Summer salads
The warm and oftentimes humid days of summer make great days for a nice chilled salad. Adding some protein such as steak or chicken can make it a main dish for lunch or dinner.