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Sugar plantation closure marks end of a way of life in Hawaii
Molly Solomon
At its peak in the 1930’s, sugar employed 50,000 people across the islands.
Japanese tourists seek information about their history at Pearl Harbor
Molly Solomon
The National Park Service doesn't keep records on how many Japanese tourists come to Pearl Harbor, but visitors can take guided tours, and find Japanese-language headsets and brochures.
In Hawaii, the reality of homelessness can hit suddenly
Molly Solomon/Hawai'i Public Radio
Her mother's stroke meant one young woman had to grow up, fast.
Why payphones are still a thing in Hawaii
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The island state leads the nation in payphones per capita.
Hawaii grappling with homeless emergency
Governor's declaration frees up $1.3 million for services.
Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations wrap up in Maui
Final sticking points include sugar, dairy and state-owned enterprises.
Trade negotiations continue in Hawaii
There's pressure to wrap it up by Friday.
On Hawaii, a big telescope stirs conflict
Native Hawaiians say mountaintop site for new observatory is sacred ground.
In need of a white Christmas? Head to Hawaii
A rare blizzard is leaving snow on the islands.
Hawaii fights for Obama presidential center
Hawaii is taking the offensive to lure Obama's future library or presidential center. Chicago appears to have the inside track, but Honolulu is offering up a beachfront site worth a cool $75 million.

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