A new study published in the Journal of Urban Economics by economists David Albouy, of the University of Illinois, and Bert Lue, of the University of Michigan finds that East Oahu, Hawaii, tops the list of household sacrifice to…
Month: June 2015
East Oahu News – Friday Update 06/26/2015
Weekly Friday news summary (June 26, 2015) for East Oahu and Hawaii Kai. News sources are available through various entities on the web. Links are posted. For full text of Star-Advertiser articles, access…
Is Kalanianaole Highway Dangerous for Pedestrians?
Preliminary research doesn’t suggest so. (click to enlarge) This five-year (2010-2014) GIS map of pedestrian / motor vehicle incidents was generated by the Hawaii Health Department’s Injury Prevention System Branch and can be…
What is Newsworthy?
This week I stopped to contemplate what type of information is truly newsworthy. As it turns out, there are far more timely articles on East Oahu every week than I first surmised….
NOAA’s Proposed Changes to Humpback Sanctuary Rules – What it Means for Maunalua Bay
I read about NOAA’s proposed changes to the The Hawaiian Islands National Marine Sanctuary three months ago. I knew about the informational meeting held on April 28 in Niu Valley. In fact, I posted…
East Oahu News – Friday Update 06/19/2015
Weekly Friday news summary (June 19, 2015) for East Oahu and Hawaii Kai. News sources are available through various entities on the web. Links are posted. For full text of Star-Advertiser articles, access…
East Oahu News – Friday Update 06/12/2015
Weekly Friday news summary (June 12, 2015) for East Oahu and Hawaii Kai. News sources are available through the web. Links are posted immediately under the story headline. For full text of Star-Advertiser…
East Oahu News – Friday Update 06/05/2015
June 5, 2015 Weekly Friday news summary for East Oahu and Hawaii Kai. Full text of these excerpts is available through the web. Where access is granted to the public, there is a link….
East Oahu News – Tuesday Update 06/02/2015
June 2, 2015 Tuesday news supplement for East Oahu and Hawaii Kai. Full text of these excerpts is available through the web. Where access is granted to the public, there is a link. Regular…