
Neal Milner
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
civilbeat.org | Neal Milner |Richard Wiens
Why develop a brand new venue for Oʻahu’s garbage when it would fit right in at these places? Aloha. I am a citizen who is really concerned that after many years, politicians have still failed to choose a site for a new Oʻahu landfill. This has to stop!We citizens need to take action!In that spirit, allow me to offer three new possible landfill locations:The Hawaiʻi Convention CenterAloha StadiumThe State CapitolThe convention center site has a head start.
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1 month ago |
civilbeat.org | Neal Milner |Patti Epler
By the time he loses in court, the president has often already won. Here are five tips for understanding Donald Trump and the legal system. Only time will tell: That sounds like a cliche and it usually is. I once used that phrase doing political analysis on TV, and I still get laughed at about it. But with Trump and the law, “time will tell” isn’t a cliche.
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1 month ago |
civilbeat.org | Neal Milner |Richard Wiens
The uncomfortable truth is that Hawaiʻi likely has thousands more homeless people than the narrow definition used in the official count accounts for. The homelessness problem in Hawaiʻi is much bigger than you think and includes people you never imagined. Officially, Hawaiʻi has about 6,500 homeless. A more realistic estimate? Say hello to 30,000 more.
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1 month ago |
civilbeat.org | Neal Milner |Richard Wiens
What just happened at the Capitol is one more chapter in the story of how our lawmakers roll. We can better understand Hawaiʻi’s 2025 legislative session by stepping back from that long list of bills that passed or failed. Get a fuller picture instead by thinking of our Legislature’s work in terms of five T’s: tropes, traps, triumphs, trudges and finally trends. Taken together, they form a tapestry of legislators’ work.
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1 month ago |
civilbeat.org | Neal Milner |Richard Wiens
Commentary Teachers will have to walk a fine line, but itʻs not OK to pretend our democracy is functioning properly. Teachers will have to walk a fine line, but itʻs not OK to pretend our democracy is functioning properly. How do you teach civics when all hell is breaking loose? Civics used to teach that we live in a democracy and what we have to do to maintain that.
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