Southwest has just announced their flights into Hawaii and the prices are really low... under $100 each way. This is only through Tuesday March 5th.
It doesn't appear that they are booking flights into Lihue yet but you can fly to Honolulu or Maui and get a connecting flight. It's a perfect opportunity for you to get to Kiahuna to enjoy your investment! Or check up on things that need to get done.
Go check it out today!!
--Randy Danto Nordstrom
Tuesday, March 5, 2019
Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Friday, February 1, 2019
Upcoming meetings and LUNCH
You won't want to miss any of the hot topics to be discussed at the next AOBO meeting on Saturday February 9 in San Diego.
Lunch (**FREE**) starts at 11:30 with the meeting to follow afterwards.
Bay Club Hotel and Marina
2131 Shelter Island Drive
San Diego
Please rsvp to Marianne if you will be able to attend.
808-742-3524
marianne.thesken@outrigger.com
Hope to see you there!
Randy Danto Nordstrom, blog mistress
Lunch (**FREE**) starts at 11:30 with the meeting to follow afterwards.
Bay Club Hotel and Marina
2131 Shelter Island Drive
San Diego
Please rsvp to Marianne if you will be able to attend.
808-742-3524
marianne.thesken@outrigger.com
Hope to see you there!
Randy Danto Nordstrom, blog mistress
Thursday, January 31, 2019
NO dairy farm
This was just released-- Thank you, Lynda Gill, for keeping us up to date. Here's the press release!
Though we still believe Hawai‘i’s Milk Should Come from Hawai‘i, it is with deep disappointment that we announce Hawai‘i Dairy Farms will not continue its plans for a pasture-based dairy farm on Kaua‘i.
We are so grateful to all of you who have supported this dream by standing up in support of local agriculture and the potential to provide fresh milk for our island residents. Your kind words and care for our community are amazing. We hope you will continue to advocate for local agriculture to thrive.
As the most isolated, populated landmass in the world, Hawai‘i must continue to work toward a more resilient local food system that can feed our entire community.
While we were unable to find a clear regulatory path forward for this innovative and sustainable model of dairy farming, Ulupono Initiative remains committed to its mission of increasing local food production for Hawai‘i.
If our state is to achieve its ambitious goal of doubling local food production, more must be done to create an environment in which commercially viable agriculture can succeed. This is why we are working with Grove Farm and others to find an alternative path forward for local food production in Maha‘ulepu Valley.
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Thursday, November 8, 2018
Sunday, November 4, 2018
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