Allison Schaefers is a writer at the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. She is a national award-winning journalist who covers Hawaii tourism, with a focus on themes such as travel and tourism, airlines, and the hospitality industry. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, Government Technology, and the Anchorage Daily News.
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By: Allison Schaefers
LAHAINA >> The phrase “home for the holidays” has special meaning for the Ah Hee ohana — Mau, Ariel and their two sons Manaiakalani, 6, and 3-year-old Kaiakea — who have an opportunity to spend Thanksgiving in their newly rebuilt home on Komo Mai Street in Lahaina.
By: Allison Schaefers
Hawaiian beneficiaries of the state Department of Hawaiian Home Lands have been awarded 68 agricultural lots on Hawaii island — the department’s largest agricultural lot offering since the late 1980s.
Honolulu is among the top domestic leisure destinations for Thanksgiving, which travel membership organization AAA expects will set travel records this year.
By: Allison Schaefers
Hawaii’s travel industry may have more to celebrate in the New Year than it expected now that the first quarter is finally showing signs of strengthening.
By: Allison Schaefers
The Honolulu Marathon events — the marathon, the Start to Park 10K and the Kalakaua Merrie Mile — are closing in on surpassing peak 1995 attendance, when Japanese marathoners ruled the roads.
By: Allison Schaefers
A 26-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of second-degree assault after he allegedly ran over his 29-year-old girlfriend’s hand with his vehicle following a physical confrontation.
By: Allison Schaefers
The University of Hawaii Cancer Center and the John A. Burns School of Medicine today are launching a historic partnership called Ka ‘Umeke Lama, which aims to erase the disparities that affect cancer outcomes and ensure all people have access to high-quality cancer care, regardless of background or geography.
By: Allison Schaefers
What do United Airlines flight attendants want for Christmas? A new contract, especially one that pays historic ground benefits.
By: Allison Schaefers
The Hawai‘i Tourism Authority staff is pursuing a two-year partnership with the Los Angeles Rams that could start as early as the 2025-2026 season and is expected to cost more than $3.86 million.
By: Allison Schaefers
The North Shore economy is projected to ride high during its winter wave season, which kicked off Sunday with the 2024 Eddie Aikau Invitational Big Wave Contest at Waimea — a massive event that Honolulu police estimated drew about 50,000 attendees.
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