In 1948 seven men of Okinawan ancestry from Hawaii sailed to the U.S. mainland on their first leg of an incredible journey. They were headed to an Oregon hog farm to purchase 550-head to help in a Hawaii-based relief effort for war-torn Okinawa. The tiny island of Okinawa was devastated by the Battle of Okinawa, [...]
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a screening of “The Greenhorns” on Friday, July 1st at 7:00 p.m. at the UH Art Auditorium
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Over 500 people – chefs, culinary students, farmers, ranchers, food purveyors and other industry professionals along with the general public – nearly filled LCC’s 570-seat theater.
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Heather and her husband Dick ran Hawaii Island Goat Diary in beautiful Ahualoa on the Big Island, where Heather was the Chief Cheese Maker among other things.
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Today we begin with Majuro. Part of the Marshall Islands, Majuro has no aquifers but it manages to sustain life. Roughly 50% of the approximate 30,000 residents rely on home rainwater catchments for their water.
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