Honolulu can’t afford to borrow more for rail, Grassroot Institute says
The following is testimony submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii for consideration by the Honolulu City Council at its July 8, 2020, hearing on
Happy Fourth of July, despite the irony
This week, we celebrate the nation’s independence … while still under lockdown. Usually, we associate the Fourth of July with picnics, parades and fireworks, all
Testimony on emergency powers measure, Take 2
This following testimony regarding “HB2502, SD1 — Relating to Health” was submitted to the Hawaii Senate Committee on Ways and Means for its consideration on
Note to Hawaii Legislature: Focus!
With Hawaii facing its greatest financial crisis in generations, the state Legislature is finally taking action on balloon launches, a “climate innovation technology park” and
Let Hawaii Work: Kristy Ford’s story
We have a commercial boat tour business. Not only have we been shut down but between Gove. Ige’s and the DLNR’s regulations, we are allowed
Let Hawaii Work: Valerie Sisnero’s story
I own a business that installs business phone and voicemail systems, data cabling for phones, and computer networks. I’ve worked for just about every industry
Let Hawaii Work: Kathryn Dioso’s story
I am a senior living here on Maui with my son. I have given my health, specifically my immune system, high priority all of my
‘Gut and replace’ bill would give emergency powers to health director
The following news release was issued by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii on June 24, 2020. ______________ The Grassroot Institute of Hawaii implores state legislators