Army restores termite-eaten historic Oahu building

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has completed a $7 million, two-year-long restoration of a termite-eaten historic...

Appetite for destruction

When Ken Grace came to Hawaii for a job interview 20 years ago, a swarming termite landed on his shoulder. He thought it was an omen of good luck. One has to excuse Grace's enthusiasm for the bug considered to be the homeowner's bane. He was interviewing for the post of director of the University of Hawaii's Termite Project.

44-story condo faces fumigation

Residents of the Keola La'i condominium on Queen Street will spend a week away from home next month as the 2-year-old high-rise undergoes treatment for termites.

Termite Swarm Season Provides Homeowners with Chance to Catch Damaging Pests in the Act

Army restores termite-eaten historic Oahu building - Hawaii News Now

Army restores termite-eaten historic Oahu building Hawaii News Now Thousands of soldiers, civilians and families newly arriving to Hawaii were introduced to Army life in the islands at the building known as the "Aloha ... and more »