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Aloha. Readers might be surprised to see a hard news piece here this week about the Hawai'i Emergency Management Agency's siren testing in Kailua. After directly experiencing the confusion caused by this siren testing and realizing that no other news organization was on top of the story, I decided to cover it.
While I continue to work on another longform piece, the time between publication of longform stories is - well, long. I have decided to change Meanwhile in Hawai'i's tagline from "Quality Longform Journalism" to "Reporting from the Community, for the Community." The tagline will be updated here soon. I will cover hard news and community events as needed, and I will begin accepting freelance submissions. Thank you for your patience as I balance this side job with my separate, full-time position. To those new to this site, please check out my three-part investigative series on the Kailua-based Science of Identity sect and the Gabbard political family's involvement. Part One - Butler's Web: Krishna, Politics, and QNET's International Pyramid Scheme Mahalo nui loa. Christine Gralow
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Keala
5/6/2018 02:21:00 pm
Look forward to more. What are you investigating now? Suggest the hush hush about sexual abuse at statehouse.
Christine Gralow
5/8/2018 02:03:10 pm
Hi Keala. Reporter Anita Hofschneider has been doing a good job reporting on the Statehouse sexual harassment scandal and the hush culture. I can't yet share information on my current project, but I'll keep you posted when I can! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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