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The Civil Beat Editorial Board Interview: State Auditor Les Kondo

The Civil Beat Editorial Board Interview: State Auditor Les Kondo
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Volunteering on Government Boards Yields Emotional, Intellectual and Professional Rewards

Volunteering on Government Boards Yields Emotional, Intellectual and Professional Rewards
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The Civil Beat Editorial Board Interview: Hawaii House Leaders

The Civil Beat Editorial Board Interview: Hawaii House Leaders - Honolulu Civil Beat Speaker Scott Saiki says the Legislature “stopped the bleeding” from the pandemic and recession. Editor’s note:  The Civil Beat Editorial Board and other reporters spoke with Speaker Scott Saiki, Vice Speaker John Mizuno, Majority Leader Della Au Belatti, Consumer Protection and Commerce Committee Chair Aaron Ling Johanson and Finance Committee Chair Sylvia Luke of the Hawaii House of Representatives Friday in a wide-ranging interview. Our interview has been edited for length and clarity and with an eye toward saving some of it for separate stories. Saiki: I think the question probably is what is the theme of the 2021 session legislative session? And I’m going to copy something that Colin Moore said (on PBS “Insights” Thursday night), because I thought it was actually a pretty good thematic statement, which was to stop the bleeding. So I think the 2021 session was to stop the bleedin

How Hawaii Squandered Its Food Security — And What It Will Take To Get It Back

How Hawaii Squandered Its Food Security And What It Will Take To Get It Back - Honolulu Civil Beat How Hawaii Squandered Its Food Security And What It Will Take To Get It Back Hawaii’s reliance on food imports began in the 1960s. To achieve self-sufficiency again, experts say it will take old values and new tools. Reading time: 8 minutes. Nearly 2,500 miles from the nearest continent, Hawaii spends up to $3 billion a year importing more than 80% of its food a dilemma that government leaders, economists, farmers, food shoppers and community activists have long tried to solve. Things weren’t always so grim.

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