All Entries in the "Window on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam" Category
Crossing the street 101
Karen S. Spangler Managing Editor A young Sailor was struck by a vehicle as he crossed the street while in the crosswalk in front of the Fleet Store on Pearl Harbor Boulevard on the morning of April 2. Luckily, his injuries weren’t life threatening, although he sustained a broken right arm, broken right leg and [...]
Ode to the Twinkie
Karen S. Spangler Managing Editor I confess-I am grieving. One of America’s oldest institutions – the 82-year-old baker of Twinkies, Sno Balls, CupCakes, Ding Dongs and Ho Ho’s – is permanently closing its doors. As a child, I was raised on those delectable little morsels of cake, crème filling and marshmallow, and it deeply saddened [...]
Celebrating the accomplishments of women
Karen S. Spangler Managing Editor When you think about the many women who have made contributions to the history of the military, our country and our world, where do you even begin? Reflecting back on the presidential campaign of 2008, Hillary Clinton shattered the glass ceiling when she ran a strong campaign in her bid [...]