Author, writing book about what REALLY happened when Capt Cook arrived in Hawaii
Kirstin Downey is a special correspondent for Honolulu Civil Beat and USA TODAY, focusing on local news in Hawaii, particularly in the Honolulu area. With a keen interest in reporting on natural disasters, historic preservation, and the impact on local businesses and communities, Kirstin's articles provide in-depth coverage of the issues affecting the region.
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Kirstin Downey's reporting primarily focuses on local issues in Hawaii, particularly around Lahaina and Maui. She has a strong emphasis on expert commentary and profile features, with themes centering around politics, travel & tourism, culture & society.
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By: Kirstin Downey
Hawaii was a hot spot for what's come to be known as medical tourism, even back in 1800s.
By: Kirstin Downey
A legislative proposal would allow nonprofit groups to take over abandoned cemeteries, including Pearl City's infamous 100-year-old Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery.
By: Kirstin Downey
A classic kamaaina beachside home is falling into decay, and Kailua residents are organizing to try to preserve it
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Legislation to slash arts spending could even end the Kamehameha Day parades.
By: Kirstin Downey
The island's new historic preservation commission takes on a 'gargantuan' and controversial task.
By: Kirstin Downey
Rick Blangiardi was one of about 50 mayors to descend on Washington, D.C., this week.
By: Kirstin Downey
Her parents, activists, the public and the media kept the pressure on authorities to solve the Big Island's high-profile murder case.
By: Kirstin Downey
The digitized records will provide a window into Lahaina’s past at a time the town’s future remains in question.
By: Kirstin Downey
The designations can bring federal funding to help with understanding cultural and historical significance.
By: Kirstin Downey
Kirstin Downey: The Maui County Cultural Commission’s Unfortunate Failure
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