Sara Mattison

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — April 28 through May 2, is Juror Appreciation Week. That’s where the Judiciary recognizes the important contributions jurors make to society. Circuit Court Judge Paul Wong explained we need to thank our citizens for their contribution to the community and government. He said there’s really no justice, and no American justice system, without juries.

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HONOLULU (KHON2) – Residents are invited to discover different eateries that make local sourcing a key part of their menus as Ward Village hosts its first ever Farm to Sea Cuisine celebration. Organizers told KHON2 from April 15 through April 30, they’re recognizing the chefs and producers who do this work year-round—building relationships with local farmers and fishers and sourcing with care.

3 weeks ago | khon2.com | Sara Mattison

HONOLULU (KHON2) – A couple of Hawaii businesses will be taking the aloha spirit to our nation’s capitol this Summer. “Hawaii On The Hill” will make its return to Capitol Hill, its ninth year. Local businesses will attend the 3-day policy summit and get a chance to meet with federal lawmakers. “It’s a chance for Hawaii businesses, especially small businesses, to interact with congressional leaders to say to the congressional leaders, this is what’s happening in Hawaii.

3 weeks ago | khon2.com | Sara Mattison

HONOLULU (KHON2) – “Tina – The Tina Turner Musical” will make its Hawaii debut this week. The show celebrates the artist’s resilience, as she defied the bounds of racism, sexism, and ageism to become a global sensation. Eight shows have been scheduled at the Blaisdell Concert Hall. “It’s a great show. It’s about Tina Turner’s life, her resiliency and basically to channel it, I kind of think about it you know, she was a rock star. So it’s just kind of like I can do this.

3 weeks ago | khon2.com | Sara Mattison

HONOLULU (KHON2) – The loss of Pope Francis is hitting hard for about 300,000 Catholics throughout the state. Monsignor Gary Secor, the Vicar General of the Roman Catholic Church in Hawaii shared the moment when he met the Pope in person. “As we were going to the library, before we went in, the person who was sort of handling us said something very interesting. He said when you go in and meet the Pope, please do not curtsy, do not bow, do not kiss his ring, Pope Francis doesn’t like that.