YOUR BLOGGER, COLUMNIST AUTHOR TO APPEAR ON WGN RADIO SUNDAY AND YOU CAN LISTEN ON LINE
FOLLOWERS, MY LAHAINA NEWS READERS, FRIENDS AND CITIZENS
Norm Bezane, Lahaina News columnist whose Voices of Maui recently was recognized as a finalist for best column in Hawaii by the Society of Progressional journalists in Honolulu, will make a guest appearance at 5 PM HAWAII TIME SUNDAY ON CHICAGO WGN radio, a 5o,o00 watt clear channel station heard throughout the midwest and on line. The appearance culminates a three month visit to hometown Chicago.
- With friend
- Harbor cafe
- Chicago History Museum exhibit
- Filene restaurant bathroom wall
- With medical team
- With friend
- Wrigley Field
- Another ges tatoo
- At Tatoo convention
Bezane will be inteviewed on topics ranging from his new book “Voices of Aloha Beyond the Beach” and what it is like to live in paradise.
Bezane met host Rick Kogan, a Chicago Tribune feature writer at the Newberry Library Book Fair , which also featured stump speeches at historic Bughouse Square where locals could once rant and rave about politics, striking workers and other hot topics.
Bezane has been in Chicago the last three months, writing an occasional column for Lahaina News, spending time with family and disposing of a lifetime of things including 21 boxes of books from a recently sold small apartment. Highlights;
FIRST POST NEWS SERIES: IN THE SKY: IN THE BLUE ABOVE KA’ANAPALI AND CHICAGO,
Chicago, Aug. 9 Today we begin a long series contrasting Maui, where the blogger lives to Chicago, where the blogger is from and is now visiting. Each has a lot to learn from each other.
THIS STORE COMING SOON; NOT AS YET OPERATIONAL
SHOWERS: PHOTO TALK TUESDAY, 40 YEARS ON KAANAPALI
- 1997
- 1978
- 1964
- June 21, 2015
Lahaina, June 22–:From Kamehameha to Kaanapali” will be the topic of a photo talk Tuesday at 7.a.m qt the Rotary Club of Lahaina Sunrise meeting at Pioneer Inn by author Norm Bezane, you blogger featuring some … photos taken over 40 years.
The Lahaina News columnist, introducing his new book, Voices of Aloha Beyond the Beach will quickly sketch four centuries of history and then focus on change in Kaanapali and the remarkable people of aloha who have made Maui, Maui.
Visitors are welcome. Entrance fee is $10, which includes an excellent breakfast among the items Eggs Benedict with mahi. Meeting will conclude at 8 a.m. sharp. Info 667-0589
- 1997
- 1964
HOW WE CELEBRATE FATHERS DAY MAUI STYLE
Ka’anapali Beach–Some of us walk a tightrope. Many of us–hundreds of us go to brunch at the Most Hawaiian Hotel. Mothers Day attracts a thousand brunchers, far surpassing Father/s Day
Here the blogger departs from policy by showing food, relevent though because this is what this father consumed and the people who made me a Dad.


















