Dec 20, 2018 · A book-signing by Maui author Gary Kubota for his “Hawaii Stories of Change” about the start of the Hawaiian renaissance in the 1970s is set for 2 to 4 p.m.

He’s received national and regional journalism awards — a National Press Club Citation of Merit and Walter Cronkite Best In The West, among them. His book, “Hawaii Stories Of Change: The...

In a Hawaii Public Radio interview, Kubota noted that he was actually arrested as he took part in one protest. The Attic is in the former Hokama Appliances building at 59 Kanoa St. in Wailuku....

The book, Hawaii Stories of Change, includes interviews with Kokua Hawaii organizers, community leaders and associates who helped to successfully resist the evictions and contributed to the beginnings of the Hawaiian Renaissance.

Hawaii Stories Of Change, Kihei, Hawaii. 316 likes. Journalist/playwright Gary T. Kubota has created a 304-page book about Hawaii's turbulent 1970s, with in-depth interviews and pages of protest...

Jun 28, 2023 · Native Books on Oʻahu also will carry the book. Gary Kubota, an associate writer with MauiNow.com, has worked as a staff news writer with the Honolulu Star-Advertiser and The Maui News. He lives...

Oct 11, 2018 · Journalist Gary Kubota has covered news in the islands for 40 decades.Now he has come out with a book called “Stories Of Change,” thanks to Kokua Hawaii…

Nov 12, 2018 · Greetings! Here's a link to a Hawaii Public Radio interview with me about my book "Hawaii Stories of Change." The first printing of 200 books sold out, so we're going to a second printing ($17/copy,...

Former Staff writer, sometimes editor and business manager, Lahaina News. at Honolulu Star-Advertiser; Lahaina News; The Maui News; Pacific Daily News. Sometimes investigations into corruption, bad laws and rules. Awards: National Press Club, Walter Cronkite Best In The West; National Newspaper Association; National Association of Home Builders.

When I approached author Gary T. Kubota to create an oral history book about the activist group “Kokua Hawaii” three years ago, he was reluctant to take on the endeavor. He was in the middle of producing his national touring play Legend Of Koolau and still working as a journalist at the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.