Distinguished Women
Hailed as dedicated businesswomen and leaders within their professions, Gina Woo Anonuevo, Shelee Kimura and Crystal Kaiulani Rose are this year’s honorees at Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i’s 2020 Women of...
View Article‘Camp Saved My Life’
B.K. Cannon always finds a way to leave her mark on others, including camper Addie and counselor Napua. A cancer survivor herself, actress B.K. Cannon has been cheering on young patients ever since she...
View ArticleMister Turbin’s Neighborhood
Rich Turbin has represented the Wai‘alae-Kahala communities since 1980. He’s been serving his neighbors for nearly 40 years, yet Rich Turbin hasn’t lost his drive as a community watchdog and fighter...
View ArticleGlad To Be Madd
Carol McNamee has been the driving force for Mothers Against Drunk Driving Hawai‘i Chapter since 1984. Carol McNamee has been tirelessly crusading against drunk driving for more than three decades, and...
View ArticleZippy’s: The Way To Go
Everybody has a preferred Zippy’s dish, including company president Paul Yokota. “Zip Min with ginger,” he says. Five decades after first opening its doors, Zippy’s keeps humming along with food...
View ArticleCatch Him If You Can
Cody Easterbrook flashes his big smile on the set of Hawai‘i Five-O, in which he played bull-riding paniolo Luke Pakele in a 2014 episode. PHOTO COURTESY CODY EASTERBROOK LIFE IS A BLUR FOR THE...
View ArticleHeartbeat Has Rhythm And Personality
Pictured are (front, left to right) Gabby Fleming, Chelsea Ferrick, Erin Nakamoto, Cailey Chong; (middle) Natasha Brice, Marly Garces, Jasmine Humalon, Jordan Ilae; (back) Marcus Jung, Kenji Momohara,...
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North Shore muralist Hilton Alves continued his Surf Art Kids program by completing mural No. 16 May 14-15 at Lanakila Elementary with help from the children and artists Catherine Hunter and Stephanie...
View ArticleCheck Out Renovated Bookstore At Kaneohe Library
After being closed for two months, the basement bookstore at Kaneohe Library is back in business with a clean new look and plenty of space for Windward bargain hunters to browse. “It’s been cleaned...
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Kailua’s Brian Kaji-yamahas a new UH scholarship named after him, Heart of a Warrior. Supported by donations to June Jones Foundation, the first grant will be made in 2016 to a UH student who has...
View ArticleWaha Nui – 6/3/15
Rick Blangiardi Hawaii Red Cross sent Hawaii Kai volunteer Candy Iha to assist with health services for residents of Guam following Tropical Storm Dolphin … Full-time East Oahu students are doing well...
View ArticleFood Trucks Bring Flavors And Funds To Area Schools
School may be out, but eating is still in, especially at Central Oahu high schools. Food trucks arrive monthly at Leilehua, Mililani and Waialua campuses, where school supporters have discovered how to...
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Mililani Trojan (class of 2010) Rocco Michael Kekai Tramontano graduated from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy May 20 with High Honors and a degree in civil engineering. He received his Ensign commission...
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John Tanner Kaneohe’s Sierra Hirayama is one of Hawaii’s two U.S. Presidential Scholars for 2015, earning high SAT and ACT scores and glowing recommendations. The Kamehameha Schools senior will be...
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Shannon Scott Mililani resident Shannon Scott, a well known former local radio and TV host, has moved on to McDonald’s Restaurants of Hawaii as a marketing consultant. “We are thrilled to have Shannon...
View ArticleDistinguished Women
Hailed as dedicated businesswomen and leaders within their professions, Gina Woo Anonuevo, Shelee Kimura and Crystal Kaiulani Rose are this year’s honorees at Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i’s 2020 Women of...
View Article‘Camp Saved My Life’
B.K. Cannon always finds a way to leave her mark on others, including camper Addie and counselor Napua. A cancer survivor herself, actress B.K. Cannon has been cheering on young patients ever since she...
View ArticleMister Turbin’s Neighborhood
Rich Turbin has represented the Wai‘alae-Kahala communities since 1980. He’s been serving his neighbors for nearly 40 years, yet Rich Turbin hasn’t lost his drive as a community watchdog and fighter...
View ArticleGlad To Be Madd
Carol McNamee has been the driving force for Mothers Against Drunk Driving Hawai‘i Chapter since 1984. Carol McNamee has been tirelessly crusading against drunk driving for more than three decades, and...
View ArticleZippy’s: The Way To Go
Everybody has a preferred Zippy’s dish, including company president Paul Yokota. “Zip Min with ginger,” he says. Five decades after first opening its doors, Zippy’s keeps humming along with food...
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