Hawaii: Honolulu News
Joshua Dinnerman interviewed US Air Force Lt. General
Joshua Dinnerman Publisher and Miltary View magazine team interviewed Lt General Victor E. Renuart who was Vice Commander, Pacific Air Forces, Hickam Air force Base Hawaii. Since the interview the Lt General was selected for reassignment as Senior Military Assistant to the Secretary of... - July 23, 2006 - JDDMedia
Soldier Medic Doubles Monthly Income with Real Estate Business Venture
Dispite several attempts at MLM, Network Marketing and Direct Sales, Wally has always gone back to Real Estate Investing. Wally has mastered Lease Purchase and other creative real estate techniques he learned from his mentor, Claude Diamond. - July 04, 2006 - SetYourIncome
Joshua Dinnerman Senior View Brand Growing
Senior View Magazine published by JDDMedia and headed by Joshua Dinnerman is preparing its catalog section for online publication. - June 14, 2006 - JDDMedia
Novel "After the Bones" Reimagines Twain's Time in Hawai`i
New novel a fast blend of history, intrigue, mysticism and culture. - June 13, 2006 - Twelfth Night Press
Hawaii Tree Trimmer Reveals America’s Hidden Shame from Treetops in Puna’s Rainforest
Ever wondered how different things can look when you’re dangling from the top of rainforest trees? Wyatt Allen’s new book, The Radical offers this unique perspective on how it feels to be poor in the richest Nation on Earth. Written with humor by someone who has lived a life of poverty,... - June 05, 2006 - Outskirts Press, Inc.
Puna Kamalii Flowers, Inc. Celebrates 8th Anniversary
Puna Kamalii Flowers, Inc. Celebrated their 8th Anniversary on June 4, 2006 - June 04, 2006 - Puna Kamali'i Flowers, Inc.
Puna Kamalii Flowers, Inc. is Honored by Hawaii County Council
Puna Kamalii Flowers, Inc., owners Tom and Vicki Nelson, are honored by Hawaii County Councilman, Gary Safarik, in recognition of winning the Minority Champions of the Year 2006 award. - May 15, 2006 - Puna Kamali'i Flowers, Inc.
Puna Kamalii Flowers, Inc. is Recognized by Mayor Harry Kim
Mayor Harry Kim has honored the recipients of the recent US Small Business Awards. - May 04, 2006 - Puna Kamali'i Flowers, Inc.
US Small Business Association Awards Puna Kamalii Flowers, Inc. as Minority Champions of the Year 2006
April is Small Business Appreciation Month around the nation. The Minority Small Business Champion title is given to an individual or business that has demonstrated a commitment to support greater participation of a minority or underserved segment of the community in business. Puna Kamalii Flowers, Inc. is operated by Thomas and Vicki Nelson to propagate, pack and sell plants and foliage. What makes the business extraordinary is that the mission is to train disabled individuals. - April 19, 2006 - Puna Kamali'i Flowers, Inc.
Puna Kamalii Flowers, Inc. is Honored by Governor Linda Lingle
US Small Business Awards Puna Kamalii Flowers, Inc. as Minority Champions of the Year 2006 in Hilo Hawaii at the Hawaii Island Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Hilo Hawaiian Resort. - April 12, 2006 - Puna Kamali'i Flowers, Inc.
PR.com Interviews Marvel Comics Icon Stan Lee
PR.com Senior Editor, Allison Kugel, interviews legendary comic book icon Stan Lee about his life, his career and his new company POW! Entertainment. - March 17, 2006 - PR.com
Author Challenges Reader to Another Concept of God
Author George B. Wallace offers a completely different understanding of God as being non-human with non-human concerns. The book also stresses that everyone plays an important role in God's plan and aspires to make the reader comfortably face God in life and beyond... - October 31, 2005 - Outskirts Press, Inc.
Puna Kamali'i Flowers, Inc. Supports H.R. 3841, the "Small Business Tax Relief Act of 2005"
Puna Kamali'i Flowers, Inc. urges small business owners to support H.R. 3841, the "Small Business Tax Relief Act of 2005." - October 14, 2005 - Puna Kamali'i Flowers, Inc.
Handicapped Japanese are Finding Hope in Hilo
Haruka Sekino of Japan has operated a newspaper-shredding machine at Puna Kamalii Flowers for a total of about three hours during the past two weeks. That's a lot for the 20-year-old woman with Down syndrome whose parents were told that she would never be able to work. - August 17, 2005 - Puna Kamali'i Flowers, Inc.