(DoD photo by Patti Hirahara)By TECH.

Nemoto Jay said the staff took particular pride in their coverage of the JA LGBTQ+ community.many whom have subscribed for decades.

from left) former editor Jodie Chiemi Ching.Nemoto Jay said she and other members of The Hawaii Herald are hopeful that this collaboration is the beginning of a new era:Though the Hawai’i Herald name will come to an end.The staff were notified of plans to close earlier in the fall.

Since Hawaii Hochi is a Japanese-language newspaper and its subscribers are limited to those who can read Japanese.I’m hoping the stories and community collaborations will continue and have been in contact with several outlets that are looking promising for it to move forward.

I just encourage everyone reading to stay tuned and help support local organizations continue — especially our community newspapers.

JCAHs objective is to perpetuate and embrace our precious Japanese culture.I understand the importance of supporting Little Tokyo’s vibrant artistic and cultural ecosystem.

I will implement monthly town hall meetings where everyone is invited to attend to share their concerns and create solutions to the problems.I am a healthcare professional and advocate who is gravely concerned about the health of the community.

I am very connected to the linkage of human and health services.and staff to gather and monitor the data.