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Food Drive To Inspire Chancellor’s New Look

Windward Community College chancellor Doug Dykstra shows the growing mound of donations (with his growing mound of hair still intact). The college's food drive officially ends Friday when he gets his...

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Mishina Guides Kapolei Middle Students To Artful Success

Students at Kapolei Middle School have made a lasting impression on the West Oahu community, and it’s all thanks to art teacher Daryle Mishina. Under his direction, more than 20 students have gone on...

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Summer Full Of Acting And Dancing

The Performing Arts Center of Kapolei, which produces plays and musicals during the school year, will conduct a summer program of acting and dance workshops. Offerings include a Children’s Introduction...

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Water Polo Team At States

Knowing her high school eligibility clock is ticking, nothing less than a great state tournament run will suffice for Kapolei water polo mainstay Doran Bosque. In a career that already includes a...

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West Oahu Highlights

Send West Oahu items by fax to 585-6324 or email cchang@midweek.com by May 1 to be considered for the May 8 edition. * COMEDY FILM Left Behind Productions’ Da Movie runs now through May 3 at Pearlridge...

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Marauders Looking Forward To Next Year After Tourney Loss

As Julna Pasicaran scanned the 2013 Waipahu boys volleyball roster, he saw it was heavy on talent. The veteran coach believes his team’s collective cohesiveness was the driving force in its 10-2 record...

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Business Expo Looking At New Health Care Act

Representing business interests from Laie to Wahiawa, North Shore Chamber of Commerce will sponsor its 2013 Business Expo from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. May 10 on the theme “Prepare Today, Succeed Tomorrow.”...

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Waha Nui

Sponsored by Kailua Elks Lodge No. 2230, Kailua Intermediate student Deborah Beatty placed third for grades 7-8 in a national Elks Americanism essay contest on “What Does the National Anthem Mean to...

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Elder Care Training In Kailua

At some point in life, people will need advice on caring for their elders at home and in the community. The Dana Project has Eden-certified trainers who will conduct two workshops in Kaneohe this week...

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Bay View Golf Tourney Swinging For Charity

A Honolulu real estate company will sponsor a children’s charity tournament from 6:30 to 11 a.m. May 10 at Bay View Golf Course as part of its RED (renew, energize and donate) Day. Keller Williams...

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Mission To Molokai Means Selling Laulau, Cleaning Yards

This team from Kaneohe Congregational Church volunteered at Kalaupapa last summer and will return in July, pending local fundraising efforts. Members include (from left) Keli'iakekai Andrade, Shaun...

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Golf Tourney To Help North Shore

Turtle Bay Resort established a foundation last year to benefit the North Shore, and will host an inaugural charity golf tournament this month to support its mission. The Turtle Bay Foundation is...

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North Shore Swim Series An Annual Summer Test Of Skill

Contestants rush to shore during last year’s race at Waimea Bay. Photo courtesy of North Shore Swim Series. Given we live in beautiful Hawaii, surrounded by beaches and sunshine, it’s no wonder locals...

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Economic Initiatives Critical For Youths’ Future

Rep. Richard Fale I had the pleasure to serve as a judge at the recent Lemonade Alley Competition at the Hyatt Regency in Waikiki. This annual event is sponsored by the nonprofit BizGym Foundation,...

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Mililani Girls Ready In The Hunt For State Water Polo Title

Mililani girls water polo team spent last week regrouping, according to head coach Gregg Wong. “We stumbled a little bit at the OIA tournament, finishing fourth, and we’re lucky to have had the week to...

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Neighborhood Ballots Due May 17

The Neighborhood Commission has mailed passcodes to 180,000 eligible voters who may cast ballots from their own computers or at city venues for contested seats on the 2013-2015 neighborhood boards....

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Leilehua And Mililani Major Threats In Baseball Title Hunt

For Leilehua and Mililani, the “second season” officially begins this week with the Division I state baseball tournament Tuesday-Friday at Iron Maehara Stadium on Maui. (Pairings for the tournament...

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Mothers Day Brunch At Waimea

Something’s cooking for Mother’s Day at Waimea Valley. The park will offer a special brunch buffet menu May 12 with one sitting from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday in its Pikake Pavilion. While dining,...

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High School Graduation Dates

The state Department of Education has announced the May graduation dates for its public high schools, including four from Central Oahu. For details on the ceremonies, call the specific school. *...

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Central Oahu Highlights

Send event items by fax to 585-6324 or email cchang@midweek.com. The next edition is May 22, and the deadline is May 15. * WAIALUA ART Waialua Library hosts the annual exhibit of 30 artists from...

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