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NORTH SHORE NEWS January 22, 2014 VOLUME 31, NUM BER 2

“E Ala Na Moku Kai Liloloa”

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Hale‘iwa, Hawai‘i

“New Experience, Same Spirit” Last September, a ground-breaking blessing celebrationwasheldtocommenceconstruc-tion on Kamehameha Schools’Hale‘iwa Store Lots commercialprojectalongKamehamehaHigh-waybetweenKewaloandMahau-lulanes. A historical reference to thesite’s original name — WaialuaStore Lots — Hale‘iwa Store Lotswill highlight the historic plan-tation character of the Hale‘iwaSpecialDesignandtherolesmallbusinesses play in maintaining

a relaxed and friendly gatheringplaceforthecommunity. To create a new experiencewiththesameHale‘iwaspirit,the$16.1millionrenovationwillfea-turepremierelocalshopsandres-taurantswhilehonoringHaleiwa’srich culture. The 27,000-square-foot project will be anchored byMatsumoto Shave Ice andWhal-er’sGeneralStoreandfruitstand. “With support from ColliersInternational, we set out to at-tract family-owned businesseswho could offer unique, afford-

able,friendly,funandmemorableofferings similar to MatsumotoShaveIce,”saidseniorlandman-agerKalaniFronda. Othermerchantsinclude:Ra-janee Thai Cuisine, Global Cre-ations,T&CSurf,UncleBo’s,Fat-boy’s,Splash!Hawaii,IslandVin-tage Coffee, Kahala Sportswear,Mahina,andMalibuShirts. Overthecourseoftheproject,KamehamehaworkedcloselywiththeStateHistoricPreservationDi-vision,theHistoricHawaiiFoun-dation,andhistoricconservationarchitect, Spencer Leineweber,who prepared a Historic DistrictandBuildingInventoryreportin-

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New experience. Same spirit. Coming this winter, the newly renovated Hale‘iwa Store Lots

will feature premiere local shops and restaurants while honoring the rich culture and past of historic Hale‘iwa.

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cluding photographic and written descriptions ofthestreetscapeandindividualsbuidlings. “Theproposeddevelopmentwillbeverysensi-tivetohistoricpreservationconcernsandthedesignintentmaintainsthescaleandessentialcharacterofthis important commercial area in Hale‘iwa,” saidLeineweber. Tomergeoldandnewinacohesive,safe,andhistorically authentic way, Kamehameha Schoolscontracted general contractor, Allied Builders Sys-tem, who was tasked with merging the new con-structionwithfivehistoricbuildingsthatwouldbepreserved and rehabilitated. Two buildings whichweredeemedtooold to repairwere removed.Theformer Matsumoto family home is being restoredandrefurbishedasKamehamehaSchools’informa-tioncenterandprojectmanagementoffice.Duringconstruction,alternativeparkingisavailablesevendaysaweekattheQueenLiliu‘okalaniChurch. To make way for a shaded, outdoor gatheringplace, an arborist was brought onsite to identifythehealthynativetreesandplantsthatshouldbemaintained. Those that could be saved were relo-catedwithinthepropertyandtheotherhardwoodsweretransportedtoKamehamehaSchools’Kapala-maforreuse.Invasiveplantswerealsoremovedandgroundworktoneutralizethesiteandsurroundingsoilwascompleted.

A railing and 400-foot-wide barricade was re-cently erected along the highway to ensure pe-destrian safety. To deter unwanted graffiti, Kame-hameha hired a crew of artists – Carl Pao, John“Prime”Hina,RobinFifita,CoryTaumandCharl-tonKupa‘aHe‘e—todesignamuralhonoringthehistoryofHale’iwathroughvariousiconic images.Theartistsworkedwithcommunitymembersovera course of two weeks to complete the project. “As you approach the main gate, two bridgeslink the large walls to the gate. The bridges linkthethreepiko(ororbs)atthegate,providingthatconnectiontoallthreeasyoucrossthosebridges,”explainedPao.“Thepikofromthewesttotheeastsymbolizethepast,present,andfuture.Thegateit-selfrepresentsthemakahaofthefishpondandhowitwillinvite,nurture,andeventually,releasepeopleandtheirsharedexperiencesofHale‘iwaStoreLots.Red– an important color in thedesign– signifiesthe blood of the land, people, and culturally thepresenceofali‘i.” Kamehameha Schools is commited to redevel-oping this important property in a manner thatsupportsthecommunity’svisiontoretainHaleiwa’shistoriccountrycharacterwhilerevitalizingahigh-lyvisibleandvaluedcommunityassetthatinturnsupportsKamehameha’seducationalmission.

KalaniFronda,SeniorLandAssetManager


Starting 1/1/2014 smoking will be prohibited by law at all City and County of Honolulu Beaches Parks Tennis courts Playgrounds Athletic fields Botanical gardens

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SMOKE-FREE O`AHU—a healthy environment for all AllCityandCountyofHonolulubeaches,parks,tenniscourts,playgrounds,athleticfields,botanicalgardens,swimmingpools,recreationareas,parkroad-waysandbeachrightofwaysarenowsmoke-free.ThenewsmokingbanlawcameintoeffectonJanuary1,2014. Thesmokingbanappliestothewholepark.Atbeachesthisincludesparkingareas,parkroadwaysandtheparkaswellasthebeach. Finesare$100forthefirstoffense,$200forthesecondwithinayearand$500foradditionalviola-tions. Cigarettebuttsarethenumberonelitteredplasticitemonbeachesworldwidecausingharmtomarinelifeandtoddlerswhoingestthem. Secondhandsmokehasover50cancercausingsubstancesandcanleadtolungcancerandempha-sema. Thenewlawbanningsmokingatbeachesandparkswillresultinahealthier,cleanerenvironmentthatissafeforyoungchildren,allbeachgoers(whowon’tbeinhalingsecond-handsmoke)andmarinelife(thatwon’tbeharmedfromcigarettebuttswash-ingintotheoceanathightide). Formoreinformationaboutthenewlaw,contact:CityandCountyofHonoluluDepartmentofParksandRecreationphone:7683003orvisit:www.b-e-a-c-h.org/smoke-free-beaches

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BeachEnvironmentalAwarenessCampaignHawai`i(B.E.A.C.H.)

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Friends of the Library Kahuku(FOLK)

Board MeetingJanuary 28, 2014 - Tuesday

6:30 p.m. at Kahuku Public School & LibraryAnyone interested in attending the meeting is invited.

This includes those interested in joining the FOLK group in supporting Kahuku Public & School Library.


Council Chair

Ernie MartinServing You in District 2

Action begins at the 2014 Honolulu City Council As2013drewtoaclose,theHonoluluFireDe-partmentreportedthatjustunder11,000fireworkspermits were purchased by Oahu residents in an-ticipationofcelebratingtheNewYear.Thatis2,000morepermitsthanwasissuedin2012.Thesignifi-cant increase in permits issued was met with anisland-wideshortageoffireworksavailableforpur-chase. Therewereanumberofpeoplewhopurchasedoneormorefireworkspermitsat$25eachandwereunabletousethem.Theywereevenmoreupsettolearn that no refunds would be issued. AlthoughthepermitscanbeusedforChineseNewYearsandtheFourthofJulythisyear,thiswassmallconsola-tion for residentswho look forward toNewYearsas the most popular occasion for the use of fire-works.Intheinterestoffairnesstothosewhowereshortchangedonthepermits,IintroducedResolu-tion14-9,urgingtheHonoluluFireDepartmenttoamend its rules to extend the expiration date forunusedfireworksforanothercalendaryear.PermitsoriginallyissuedforuseonDecember31,2013andJanuary1,2014couldbeusedattheendofthisyearandthebeginningof2015. JustaspopularasfireworksonNewYear’sEveare the plate lunches served up by the many dif-ferentfoodtrucksinHawaii.Foodtrucksnowparkinmeteredstallsinurbanareas,payingonlysmallchangeforthespace.Onceagainintheinterestoffairness,IintroducedBill1toallowtheDirectorofTransportation Services to authorize mobile foodunitparkingstallsinareasdeemedappropriateoncitystreetsandhighwaysthroughapermittingpro-cess.Thepermitswouldbeissuedthroughabiddingprocessandwouldallowlunchtrucksexclusiveuseoftheparkingstallsbetweenthehoursof10:30amand1:30pmonweekdays. ThisbillwouldactuallyhelppromotesuchsmallbusinessesonOahu,asfoodtruckswouldhavethebenefitofadesignatedspacewithouthavingtoar-rivebeforedaybreaktoreserveaparkingstall.Thecostofthepermitwouldbeafairreflectionofthepopularityoftheparkingspace.Theresolutionwillbe heard first by the Budget Committee at whichtimewehopetohearfromthefoodvendorsthem-selvestohelpdeterminethefeasibilityofthepro-posal. For the latest information on the status ofthisbill,thefireworksresolutionandotherCouncilactivity,youcancheckmywebsiteatwww.ernie-martinatcitycouncil.com.


Waialua High and Intermediate Dominate the Hawaii State VEX Championship

By Osa Tui AttheHawaiiStateVEXChampionshipsponsoredbyHawaiianElectricCompany,WaialuaHighandIntermediatedominatedthecom-petition.Threeoftheirrobots(HighSchoolAandBandIntermediateSchoolB)qualifiedtoattendthe2014VEXWorldChampionshipinAnaheim,CaliforniainApril.TheHighSchoolBteamqualifiedbybeingintherunners-upallianceattheStateChampionship.TheIntermediateSchoolBteamqualifiedbyearningatopRobotSkillsscore(1minuteofunimpededdrivercontrolledoperation).TheHighSchoolAteamqualifiedbyearningthehighestRobotSkillsscore,thehighestProgram-mingSkills score (1minuteofunimpededprogrammingcontrolledoperation),andbeingtheAllianceCaptainforthewinningalliance.Inadditiontotheirtopresults,theAteamwastheonlyonetoendtheir9qualificationmatcheswithaperfectrecord.TheseaccomplishmentsearnedthemthecovetedExcellenceAwardwhichcelebratesthebestoverallteamattheStateChampionship.

President’s Volunteer Service Award ElyssaTurnbulla10thgradehomeschoolstu-dentwhoresidesontheNorthShorewasrecentlyawarded the President’s Volunteer Service Award,which is a national award signed by PresidentBarack Obama to reward volunteer service. JaleePalompo,founderoftheorganizationReadyfortheRealWorld,presentedElyssawiththeofficialCer-tificateduringagatheringofherpeersinMililani.Elyssa received theGoldLevelAward, thehighestlevelforheragegroup.CongratulationsElyssa.

Jalee presenting Elyssa with the President’s Volunteer Service Award.

Photos: Randal Lau


State Representative

Richard Lee FaleServing You in District 47

Aloha, IhopethatyouhadarestfulandenjoyabletimeduringtheChristmasholidayseason.Nowthattheholidaysareover,wehaveaNewYearwithnewop-portunitiestolookforwardto.Thismonth,Iwouldliketotalktoyouaboutmyroleservingyouandtheroleofmyoffice.

MY ROLE SERVING YOU AstheelectedRepresentativeofDistrict47,myfirstroleistoserveyou-themembersofourcommu-nity.Iamproudtorepresentsuchagreatanddiversedistrict.Wehavemuchtobethankfulforandproudabout;theNorthShoreofOahuisaplacethatisworldfamousforitsstunningnaturalscenery,world-classsurfing,pristinebeachesandmostimportantly, itswonderfulpeople! Visitorscomefromallovertheworldtospendadayortwosnorkeling,surfing,orjustrelaxinginourdistrict.Someofuscamefromotherislandsoroutsideofourstateinthelastfewyearsanddecidedthatthisiswherewewanttolivefortherestofourlife.Joiningourcommunitybringsanewmixofideas,talentandenergytoenrichourlivesandbuilduponourstrengths. Wehaveauniquesetofchallengesbecausewearedifferentfromanyothercommunity.Somechal-lengeswehave in commonare traffic congestion,flooding,erosion,educationimprovementandotherissuesthatareuniquetoourruralcommunitiesandlifestyles.AstheRepresentativeofthe47thdistrict,Iunderstandthatitismyroletolistentoallconcernsandviewpoints.Itismysinceredesirethatmyvoteandactionsareinthebestinterestforthecommunityasawhole,inordertoimprovethefutureofeachindividual,familymemberandneighborinourdis-trict.

THE ROLE OF MY OFFICE Lastyear,throughouttheregularandspecialses-sion,ourofficesawalotofparticipationfrommanycommunitymembers,likeyou,vocalizingtheirsup-portoroppositiontokeylegislativemeasuresbeingdebatedattheCapitol.Iwanttoencourageeveryonetotakeadvantageofthetoolsoutlinedbelowandbeinformedand involved in thehappeningsofyourgovernment. AttheCapitol,youarealwayswelcometovisitouroffice,Room319.Citizeninvolvementisthefounda-tionofourrepresentativeformofgovernment.The2014regularlegislativesessionwillrunfromJanuary15toMay1st.Toviewthelegislativecalendar,goto:www.capitol.hawaii.gov.Anotherimportantresource

isthePublicAccessRoom,locatedinRoom401attheStateCapitol.Therearegreatmaterialsontheirwebsite,www.hawaii.gov/lrb/par. Ifyouwouldliketotrackbillsandsignupforelectronicnotificationofwhenabillwillbediscussedinapublichearing,registeratwww.capitol.hawaii.gov.Youwillbeabletosubmittestimonyelectroni-callyandtrackbillsbyrequestingelectronichearingnotifications.Ifyoucan’tmakeittoahearingbutyouwanttohaveyourvoiceheard,youcanstilldosobysubmittingyourtestimonyelectronically. Asalways,ifyouhaveanyquestionsorconcerns,pleasecontactmeat [email protected].


Representative

Lauren Matsumoto

Serving You in District 45

Aloha! The 2014 Legislative Session has begun! I amexcited to have my office staff by my side as wepasslegislationthatwillimprovethelivelihoodofourwonderfulstate.TheLegislatureisafast-pacedenvironmentfilledwithlonghoursofhearings,con-ferences,andfloorsessions.TokeeptheLegislaturerunning smoothly, Legislative Session Staff play avitalpartinhelpingmeserveyourinterestsandmeetimportantdeadlines.Iamhappytohaveagroupoftalentedpeopleworkinginmyofficewhoareinter-estedinparticipatingintheinnerworkingsofStateGovernment. This session, we have both new and familiarfacesintheoffice.LeadingthechargeismyChiefofStaff,CindyVaillancourt.YoucanalwayscountonCindytoanswerthephoneandassistinanyofyourinquiriesandrequests.AlsoreturningbackforanothersessionisDanielSoo.AsaLegislativeAide,

Rep. Matsumoto & Staff (left to right): Cindy Vail lan-court, Chief of Staff; Elyssa Turnbull, Waialua home-school Intern; Rep. Matsumoto; Carson Turner, Mililani High School Intern; Celeste Gonsalves and Daniel Soo, Session legisla-tive Aides. Not pictured: Mikayla Fisher, Mililani High School Intern.

Danielhelpsmeindigestinglegislation,reviewingreports,draftingresolutionsandcommitteereports.DanielisaUniversityofHawaiiManoagraduateandisworkingongettinghismaster’sdegreeinCriminalJustice.AnewfaceinmyofficeisCelesteGonsalves.Alongside Daniel, Celeste helps me with inquiriesconcerningthestatusoflegislation,assemblingbillsand testimony forhearings.Celeste is apublishedauthorandrecentlyreceivedhermaster’sdegreeinOrganizationalLeadership. Myofficeisalsopleasedtohostthreehighschoolinterns this session!Returning from lastSession isCarsonTurner,alongwithMikaylaFisher,bothseniorsatMililaniHighSchool.Iamalsopleasedtohaveanewintern,ElyssaTurnbull,ahomeschoolstudentfromWaialua.AllthreeinternsareverymotivatedtolearnmoreabouttheLegislativeprocessandworkwithmetoidentifyissuesthatstudentsareconcernedabout. WhenyouseemewithmystaffattheCapitolorinthecommunity,feelfreetosayhelloandgetacquaintedwiththem.Pleasedon’thesitatetocontactmewithanyquestions,concerns,orideasat(808)[email protected],thepeopleofHawaii,andIworkingtogether, I amconfident that the2014LegislativeSessionwillbeenjoyableandsuccessful!


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DearEditor: MynameisMarvinIseke.MyfamilyhasownedpropertiesinHauulaforoverahundredyears. I’mhappytoseeReynoldsRecyclingreturntoHauula.Butpeopleneedtoknowthatthisisamonth-to-monthlease.PleasecalltheMayorat768-4141andErnieMartin768-5002toleavethetwocommerciallotsaloneforsmallbusinesses. It’sawasteofmoneytoreplacetheHauulaFireStationwithahugeEwaBeachFireStationfor$13Million.Thecityisnotrich-itnickle-and-dimesonmanyothercityneeds.Themayorwantsustopaymoretaxesandfees. TheMayor’sCaesarFirePalacewillnothavemoreworkersorincreasetheservicearea.Thisisnotthetimetogivebloatedbuildingcontractstomakesomepoliticaldonorshappy. Wewantlong-termrecyclinginHauula.Manypeopledependonrecyclingforincometohelppaythebills.Noteverybodyhasatrucktodrivefartorecycle.PleasecallthemtostopwastingourtaxesonapalacestationthatwillcutoffrecyclingandothersmallbusinessesinHauula. MAHALO.

10% MILITARY DISCOUNT

Pizza Bob’s would like to say Mahalo to the Military by offering a 10% Military Discount to

active, reserve and retired members of the military as well as their dependents.

Just show a valid military ID to receive a 10% discount and our thanks for

your service to our country.


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Land Surrounding Pu‘u O Mahuka IntheSpringof2011,SunsetRanchwascontactedbythelandownerofapproximately212acresoflandinPupukeaontheNorthShoreofOahu.Asitturnsout, the land is the largest remainingdevelopableacreageinPupukea,andsurroundsoneofOahu’smostimportantculturalsites:Pu‘uOMahuka.Whileexist-ingzoningallowsfora77-lotsubdivision;thelandownerinquiredaboutthepossibilitiesofprotectingtheland.Thegreatthingaboutthisstory?ThelandownerhadvisitedSunsetRanch,read about how Sunset Ranchwas foreverprotectedand subse-quentlycontractedusinquiringastowhetherornotaconservationeasementcouldworkforhim.Af-terseveralmonthsofmeetings,inadditiontoquiteabitofworktodeterminethevalueandstructureof a possible deal, we’re happyto say that the land owner hasagreedtopursuingaconservationeasementontheproperty.SunsetRanchisassistingthelandownerthroughhisentireprocess. In order to understand justhow important it is to protectthisland,wewanttoprovideyouwiththefollowing“projectvalueconsiderations”: (i)PropertyHistoryandLocation,(ii) Conservation Plan (land owner's visions), (iii)ProjectSponsorship,(iv)PreliminaryValuationandDealStructure,and(v)CommunitySupport.

(i) Property History and Location Ourknowledgebegins in theearlypartof the20thcentury.Thelandwasprimarilyusedforcattleranching,pineapplefarmingandamixofagriculturaluses.Inrecentdecadespast,lessandlessofthelandwasused foractiveagriculturalpurposesprimarilyduetothehighcostsassociatedwithfarming.Theeconomicssimplydidn'tmakesenseforthepreviouslandowner.Asaresult,moreandmoreoftheland

begantositfallowandinvasiveplantsslowlystartedtotakeover.Weareexcitedtonowbeworkingwiththecurrentlandownerto:(i)perpetuallyprotecttheland,and

(ii) reestablish active agricultural and outdoor uses for the benefit of the community and public. Please understand that the property has pan-oramic views of the entire northwest side of the

island,andissurroundedbysomeofthelargestpre-servesinHawaii.Thesecharacteristicsalone,makethispropertyofsignificantvalue,especiallyunderatheoreticaldevelopmentscenario. Hereisabriefsummaryofthelandssurroundingthisspecialpieceofproperty. Pu‘u O MahukaisadjacentthePropertyonthewestendofthebluff.Asstatedpreviously,Pu‘uOMahukawasofficiallyidentifiedasaNationalHistoricLandmarkin1962.WhiletheStateofHawaii,ParksDivision, owns the heiau and a very small bufferaroundit;thelandownerisagreeabletoprovidingStateParksadditionalacreagearoundtheheiau,some-thingtheStatehasbeenlookingforsincestatehood.Theadditionalbufferhasalreadybeenidentifiedandwillnotbeincludedintheconservationeasement.Thisleavesapproximately195acresfortheconserva-tioneasement. North Shore Marine Sanctuary.ThepropertyislocatedjusteastoftheNorthShoreMarineSanctuaryandhasspectacularunobstructedviewsoftheentirearea.TheSanctuaryisaconservationdistrict(NOAA)thatextendsfromWaimeaBaytoSharksCoveandslightlybeyond. It ishome toavarietyofmarineanimals,corals,andplantsanditiswelldocumentedthatthesanctuaryconstitutesoneoftheworld’smostimportanthabitatsfortheendangeredNorthPacifichumpbackwhale. Waimea Valleycomprisesapproximately1875acresofhistoricHawaiianlandandislocatedjustsouth

1970's, view overlooking the Heiau

Circa 1930, view of Heiau


andsoutheastoftheproperty.WaimeaValleywasacquiredinJuneof2006andiscurrentlyprotectedbyaconservationeasement:foreverprotectedasoneofHawaii’smostvaluableculturalsitesandbotanicalgardens.DuetothesignificanceofPu‘uOMahukainrelationtoWaimeaValley,thecurrentownerofthevalleyhasprovideduswithaLetterofSupportforthisproject. Pupukea-Paumalu.ThepropertyliessouthwestofthePupukea-Paumalusite.Pupukea-Paumalucom-prises approximately1129acresofHawaiian landpurchasedbyaninvestmentconsortiuminJuneof2007andisnowalsopermanentlyprotectedwithaconservationeasement.OwnershipofthePupukea-PuamalulandisdividedbetweentheStateofHawaiiandtheCityandCountyofHonolulu.TheNorthShoreCommunityLandTrust(NSCLT)iscurrentlyworking with the State to establish a curatorshipagreement and help oversee the uses of the land.NSCLTisalsoextremelysupportiveofoureffortstoprotecttheproperty,andhasalsoprovidedaLetterofSupport. A Charitable Foundation Corp.Therearethreeparcelsoflandapproximatingninety-fouracresad-jacenttothePropertytothesouthandsoutheast.TheseparcelsarecurrentlyownedbyACharitableFoundationCorp. andare in theprocessofbeingpreservedandsubsequentlydonatedtotheStateforpublicuse.ThislandwillthereforesoonbeaccessibletothepublicfortrailhikesalongthenorthridgelineofWaimeaValley.Thesubjectproperty,ifprotected,willeffectivelyserveasabufferzonebetweentheresi-dentialcommunityofPupukeaandthemanyhikers,mountainbikersandhuntersthatwilleventuallybeaccessingthisland.ArepresentativeofACharitableFoundationCorp.hasalsoprovideduswithaLetterofSupportfortheproject.

(ii) Conservation Plan Wewillprovidemoredetailsinafutureblog.Fornow,itisimportanttoknowthatthelandowneriscommittedtonotonlypermanentlyprotectingtheproperty,buttransformingitthroughthethought-fulimplementationofaconservationplan.Hislongtermvisionforthepropertyistoprovideaninterac-tivevisitordestinationthatwillfocusoneducatingthepublictoproductiveagriculturalmethodsthatinclude environmental learning stations, outdoorfoodtastingstations,andpossiblyafarmersmarket.Hisvisionalsocallsfor:(i)increasingacreagetodedi-catedpastureandgazinglands,(ii)aforestrestorationproject,and(iii)expandingandenhancingexistingequineactivities.Weadamantlybelievethattheseeffortswilldramaticallytransformthepropertyintoasitethatfostersgrowthofcommunityinterestandinvolvementinlandconservationandsustainability.

(iii) Project Sponsorship The Hawaiian Islands Land Trust (HILT) has

reviewedthisprojectindetail,andisexcitedaboutsponsoringitthroughthefundingprocesstoensureitsperpetualprotection.Furthermore,HILTwillberesponsiblefortheenforcementoftheconservationeasementonthepropertyoncerecorded.Thiseffortwillbesupportedbytheestablishmentofasteward-shipfundthatwillbefundedbythelandowner.HILTwillconductannualsitevisitsandensurecompliancewithconservationeasement,asdraftedandexecuted.To learn more about HILT, please check out theirweb-site.

(iv) Preliminary Valuation and Deal Structure ApreliminaryrangeofvaluehasbeendeliveredbyJohnChild&Company,awellknownappraiserin Honolulu. John Child & Company has beeninvolved with numerous conservation easementprojectsthroughoutHawaiiandclearlyunderstandsthatthesuccessoftheseprojectsoftenhingesontheestimateofvalue,andperhapsmostimportantly,heisdonating25%oftheconservationeasementvaluetotheproject.Wehopetosecuretheremainderoftheconservationeasementfundingthroughcertainfederalprograms(50%)andtheCityandCounty’sCleanWaterNaturalLandsfund(25%).

(v) Community Support Given the significance of the project, and inconsiderationofpreliminarymeetingswiththefol-lowing,wehavereceivedandareintheprocessofreceivingLettersofSupportfrom:(i)Hi‘ipaka(ownerandoperatorofWaimeaValley),(ii)theNorthShoreCommunityLandTrust,(iii)ACharitableFoundationCorp.,(iv)StateParksDivisionoftheStateofHawaii,(v) the SunsetBeachCommunityAssociation, (vi)theNorthShoreCommunityAssociation,and(vii)localgovernmentofficials,communitymembersandsurroundinglandowners. Wehopeafterreviewingthisarticleyouagreethatthisisanimportantpieceoflandtoprotect.Wewouldlovetohearyourthoughtsaboutthisproject.Pleasefeelfreetocontactuswithanyquestionsorifyou’dliketodiscussthisprojectinmoredetail.Wecanbereachedat (808)638-8333oradmin@sunsetranch-hawaii.com.Mahalonuiloaforyoursupport!


PCC Hosting Polynesian Football Heroes Tribute FREE Admission to Hear From, Get Autographs of Special Honorees, ex-NFL Stars ThePolynesianCulturalCenter(PCC)ishostingaspecial,freeeventcelebratingthefootballstarsofPolynesiaandinvitingfansyoungandoldtocomemeet themonFriday, January24, starting at 3:30p.m. Called thePolynesianFootballHeroesTribute,this one-of-a-kind, community-inspired event willallow attendees to participate in a question-and-answerforumwiththespecialhonoreesandformerNFLplayers,followedbyautographsignings. Specialguestsofhonorincludefiveoftheinau-guralinducteesintothePolynesianFootballHallofFame, former college and NFL stars Kurt Gouveia,OlinKreutz,KevinMawae,andJackThompson,andNavyHeadCoachKenNiumatalolo. Alsotakingpartinthisfan-friendlycelebrationaremembersoftheBoardofDirectorsforthePolynesianFootballHallofFame,allofwhomcompetedintheNFL:JesseSapolu,ChairmanandCo-Founder;MaaTanuvasa,ViceChairmanandCo-Founder;VaiSika-hema;RenoMahe;andformerUniversityofHawaiiHeadCoachJuneJones. Alfred Grace, PCC President and CEO, com-

mented,“ThesemenofPolynesiahaveinspiredallofHawaiiwiththeirexcellenceatthehighestlevelsoffootballandwearethrilledtobringthemtogetherwiththecommunitytorecognizetheirfeatsofglory.” Admission to the Polynesian Football HeroesTributeisfree.However,thosewantingtosecureaseatarestronglyencouragedtoreserveticketsinad-vancebycallingthePCCat(808)293-3333.Ticketswillbegiventothefirst800guestsonafirst-come,first-servedbasis.PCCisprovidingthefirst800guestswithacommemorativeposterforautographsignings.What:PolynesianFootballHeroesTributeWhere:PolynesianCulturalCenter,HaleAloha55-370KamehamehaHighway,LaieWhen:Friday,January24,3:30p.m.Admission: FREE. Seats limited to first 800 GuestswithTicketsReservations:Call(808)293-3333toReserveTickets

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ItwasexpotimeandIheadedtoOrlandoFloridafortheSurfExpo,amightybigshow.Itwasthean-niversaryforthemovie“EndlessSummer”andthatkickedofftheshow.Itwas50yearsagothatfilmmakerBruceBrownputatriptogetherwithonly$50,000,a16mmfilmcameraandawaterhousingthathemadehimself.RobertAugustandMikeHynsonchasedsurfaroundtheworldandmuchofitwasfilmedontheNorthShore.Thatfootagealoneisworthamillionbucks.OldscenesofbigWaimeaandtownshotsofAlaMoana.Itwasfantastictoseeitagain. IalsometupwithMimiMunroattheSurfExpoOrlando.Shewasalongboardchampionwaybackin1964attheageof14.ShevisitedtheNorthShorewaybackthenandtoldmeastoryaboutwhenthebaybroke.“IwaswithmyheroJoyceHoffman,”shetoldme.“Wehadacabinjuststepsfromthebay.OnemorningIwokeuptothisthunderingsoundandvibratingwalls.IscreamedtoJoyce‘whatwasthat?’andshesaidthattheBaywasbreaking.WhenIwentoutandlookedtherewerecarslineduprightbythebeachandeveryonewascheckingit.Theyfinallywentoutanditwasadaytoremember.”Mimineverrodethebay,shesayssheisasmallwavesurferandsheputhersurfboardaway just4yearsafter that.NowsheisbackinthelineupandhasasurfcampinOrmondBeachFloridathesamehomebreakofWorldChampionLisaAnderson.SouthofthereisthehomeofKellySlater,CocoBeach.TherewasagiantstatueofhimthereinfromofRonJonSurfShop,theDisneyLandstoreofsurfing. TheSurfExpoboastedover25,000attendeesandover2500companiesshowingtheirproducts.Itwasagreatshow, lotsofbikinis, lotsoftowels, lotsofsurfboards.IcheckedinwithBodyGlovesinceIusedtorideforthemandfoundouttheyhaverecentlyincludedTatianaWeston-WebbfromKauaiontheteam.Congratstoher.SheisfirstalternateontheASPWCTthisyearandissuretomakeanimpactinthebigleagues.LastyearinSeptemberNorthShoreProMylesPadaca,formerTripleCrownChampion,washiredtobepartofthesalesteamhere,congratstohimalso. TheStandUpSurfBoardsectionwasastandout.Therewasapoolfordemonstrationandalargese-lectionofboards.DemosincludedalotofSUPyogawhichisconsideredthefastestgrowingexersizeintheworld. I also ran intoDave and JeffHubbard.BothbrothersareWorldBodyboardingchampions.Jeffwonin2012atPipelineandDavewondropknee

in2013.ThecompanyiscalledHubboardsandcanbefoundatSurfNSeainHaleiwa.Nice!Volcomwasthereandhadaskatecompetitionsothatareawaswild!Muchcalmerapparentlythanotheryears.ThecrewwillbeheresoonfortheVolcomPipelinePro.ThatwaitingperiodstartsJanuary26throughFebru-ary7thandisa5star$150,000contest.GoodLuckguys! Have some [email protected]!

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2014 SANCTUARY OCEAN COUNT

Come take part in the sanctuary’s award winning outreach program that gives volunteers the opportunity to monitor and record humpback whales behaviors during their stay in Hawaiian waters. Each year the Sanctuary Ocean Count is conducted across the islands of Hawai’i, Kaua’i and O’ahu with more then 60 shore sites to choose from! Join us on the last Saturday’s of January, February, and March from 8:00am-12:00pm for a chance to observe these majestic creatures off the coasts of Hawai’i! Online registration is available at http://sanctuaryoceancount.org where you can select the date(s) and location(s) of your choice!

Saturday, January 25, February 22, & March 29 ~ 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

The National Marine Sanctuary Foundation supports the education & outreach efforts of the sanctuary. Donate to the Kohola Campaign to

support projects such as the Sanctuary Ocean Count, please visit: http://www.nmsfocean.org or http://hawaiihumpbackwhale.noaa.gov.

Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary

Volunteer with Us!

Check out the New 2014 T-shirt Design!This year’s T-shirt features artist Brett Roeder’s “First Breath” design, an artistic depiction of a mother humpback whale assisting her newborn calf to take in its first breaths of life. The pattern within the whales are inspired by traditional Native Hawaiian kapa prints, recognizing Hawai’i as the breeding, calving, and birthing grounds of thousands of humpback whales each year. Our shirts have been printed on soft organic cotton, and are available in a variety of colors. All proceeds benefit the Sanctuary Ocean Count Project. Order yours today at http://nmsfocean.org.

hawaiihumpbackwhale.noaa.gov

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Island of O‘ahu/Hawai‘i 808-268-3087

Island of Kaua‘i 808-246-2860

Find out more!

The sanctuary is also recruiting a limited number of site leaders. Site leaders must be able to participate in all three counts and must attend training. Please call for more information.

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Waiver & Release Statement: I AGREE to comply with the rules, regulations, and event instructions of the Haleiwa Triathlon. I know that competing in a triathlon may be hazardous, I am aware of and assume all risks with participating in this event. In consideration of this application being accepted, I, the undersigned, intending to be legally bound, hereby, for myself, my heirs, executors and administrators, waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I may have against race officials, volunteers, sponsors, Estate of Bernice Pauahi Bishop, BIKEFACTORY, North Shore Triathlon, the City & County of Honolulu and the State of Hawaii resulting from my involvement in this event. I will additionally permit the free use of my name, photograph and interviews in association with this event. I broadcast, telecast, advertisements, films, videotapes of any reproduction thereof.

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LATE ENTRY (after 2/17/14) ADD $10

DAY OF RACE ENTRY $100 / $130 TEAM

TOTAL ENCLOSEDMake check payable to:North Shore Triathlon

RELAYBEACH CRUISERDIVISION (check one) FEMALE MALE MIXED

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Saturday, March 1, 2014 • 6:30 am Start • Haleiwa Beach Park, OahuCOURSE SWIM: A safe, fast 400 yard course inside Puena Point.BIKE: 3 loops of Haleiwa town following Kam Hwy., and the by-pass road, 12 miles total. Safe, fast, with two small hills.RUN: A 3 mile out & back. Approx. 1.4 mile is a BEACH RUN in soft sand near Police Beach. Be prepared. Safe & Fun! [Run course is pending approval and may be altered.]

ENTRY FEE/DEADLINEINDIVIDUAL: $90, TEAMS: $120. Includes t-shirt. Entry fee is non-refundable. Entries must be received by February 17, 2014. No t-shirt guarantess after this date. *On-line registration ends midnight, February 17, 2014.

LATE FEEADD $10 after deadline. Day of race entry: $100, teams: $130. We reserve the right to refuse entry to anyone for any reason.

MAIL TOHaleiwa Triathlon, Attn: Linda Moran, 94-463 Alapine St., Waipahu, HI 96797-4515. Make checks payable to: North Shore Triathlon.

DIVISIONS/AWARDS INDIVIDUAL: Elite, all standard 5 year age groups, male & female. Awards to top 3 in each division. BEACH CRUISER (no gears): First male & female overall. RELAY TEAMS: Men, women & mixed. Awards to members of the top 3 teams in each division. (No relay division for beach cruisers)

RACE NUMBER & PACKET PICK UPTUES., Feb. 25, 3PM-6PM: BIKEFACTORY HONOLULUWED., Feb. 26, 3PM-6PM: BIKEFACTORY WAIPIO, 94-1388 Moaniani St.THUR., Feb. 27, 3PM-6PM: RUNNER’S HIFRI., Feb. 28, 4PM-6PM: RACE SITE$5 DONATION for “We the People of Kahuku High School” for day of race packet pick up.

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First Fully Equipped At-School Medical Center Thrives at Kahuku High Kahuku High and Intermediate boasts the 50thstate’sonlycompleteschool-basedhealthcenter.Koolau-loaHealthCenterservesKHIS’1,879studentsexclusive-ly,offersafull-timemedicalanddentalstaff,andneverrejectsstudentsduetoaninabilitytopay. Equipped with new high-tech equipment, the900-square-footfacilityopenedthisschoolyear.Ittook10yearsofplanningandpushing, ledby thevisionofCEO Benjamin Pettus with the support of Lea Albert,Castle-KahukuComplexAreaSuperintendent. Nearly2,000school-basedhealthcentersalreadyoc-cupymainlandcampuses;thefirstopenedin1967. “Kahuku’snewcenterisastate-of-the-artmodelforothercomplexestofollow,”Albertsaid.“Providingmedi-calanddentalservicesforstudentsonaschoolcampusisnotanewidea,butitisthebestidea.” Onaverage,35studentsseekhelpatthecentereachday,saidstateSchoolHealthAideMargaretIloa.BeforeKHC opened, there were few dentists’ offices spanningthe30-milestretchfromSharksCoveontheNorthShoretoKualoaRanchinKaneohe.On-campusdentalservicesnowinclude:

•cleanings•X-rays•fillings

•fluoridetreatments.

Prior toKHC, studentswouldoften leave school iftheyfelttemporarilysickorwereinjured.Theirabsencesledtomissingvaluableclasstimewhileparentslostworktimeastheyrearrangedtheirschedulestopickuptheirchildrenandhandletheirmedicalneeds.Nowstudentscanreceiveon-sitecarefor:•seriousandongoingconditionsincludinginfections,

injuries,asthma,highbloodpressureanddiabetes•allvaccinesrequiredforschoolandimmunizations

likeflushots•physicalexamsforschoolandsports

•wellchildchecks•visionandhearingscreenings.

Becausestudentslearnbetterandperformbestwhenthey’reinclassandhealthy,thesiteofferscounselingfor:

•managingstress•feelingsad

•sleepingbetter•supportingrelationshipswithfamily,friendsand

teachers•preventingsuicideandmore.

Another benefit: KHC provides presentations thatpromote healthy lifestyles; education about self-esteemanddating;andinformationaboutphysicalactivityandhealthyeating.Otherofferingshelpparentsandathleteswithsessionslikeconcussion-managementtraining. “ThecentercanbethemedicalanddentalhomeforallKHIS students,” saidDr.PatMason-Dozier, thecen-ter’schiefoforalhealth.“Oncechildrenreachtheirteens,theirhealth-carevisitstypicallydecreasebecausethey’vegainedsomeindependenceandtheirlivesrevolvemore

aroundfriends.Theirbodies,minds,attitudesabouttheworldandtheirplaceinitarechanging.Teenagersmayhaveissuesorconcernsthatcausethemtochoosetosuf-ferinsilenceratherthanfaceembarrassmentorparentalattitudesthatseemjudgmental.Thecenterprovidessafeteenhealthcareandeducation.” Full-time medical staffers are Mason-Dozier; Leigh-tonKaonohi,physicianassistant;andhealthaideIloa. Parentsandathleticcoachesarequickly takingad-vantageofthenewmedicalresource.Togethertheycre-ated a nutritional plan for pregame meals that followswellness guidelines. One change: “Team moms startedpreparinghealthierrecipeslikebakedchickeninsteadofservingathletesfriedchicken,”saidReggieTorres,Kahu-kuHighhead footballcoachandeducationalassistant.They switched snacks, too, going from high-sugar and-salttotastyheart-healthyalternatives. Inaddition,“allstudentshaveeasy,convenientac-cesstomedicalcare,”saidKHISAthleticDirectorGillianYamagata.About80percentofKahukuHigh’sstudentbodyplaysononeormoreoftheschool’s50sportsteams.“Everyyear,theymustpassaphysicalexam.Theycan’ttryoutforanythingwithoutthatphysical,”Yamagatasaid.KHCstreamlined the physical-exam process to a matter ofdays.Previously,itcouldtakeuptotwoweekstosched-uleanappointmentwithadoctor elsewhereonOahu,arrangetransportation,haveaparentaccompanythemandwaitfortheresults. Besides planned appointments, walk-ins are wel-come.Recently,astudentexperiencingheartpalpitationswastreatedimmediately.Asthmaattacks,headachesandcoldsrequiringaprescriptionarecommonlytreated. Thecenterfeaturesarestingroomwithtwocomfort-ablecots;twomedicalexamrooms;adentistryareawithtwo patient chairs; and a section for Iloa to screen ar-rivals.Thenewestadditionisacutting-edgedigitalpan-oramicX-rayunitfordentalpatients. KHCservesstudentsfrom7:30a.m.to4:30p.m.ev-ery day that regular classes are held. Effort is taken toscheduleappointmentsduringstudents’electiveclassessotheyarepresentintheircoreclasses.Parentsmustsignconsentformsfortheirchildrentoreceiveservices. All medical insurances except Kaiser are accepted.Reducedfeesareofferedfortheuninsuredandunderin-sured,basedonanabilitytopay.StudentsonMedicaidorapublicinsuranceplanpaynoout-of-pocketexpens-es. KHC is state and federally funded, in part by a$500,000grantfromtheU.S.DepartmentofHealthandHumanServices. “Kids face somanybarriersandhaving this centeroncampushelps themstay inclass and focused,” saidOretaTupola,KHCchiefoperationsofficerandatrainedsocial worker. “It’s comforting to know that there aremedical professionals here to ensure that students re-ceivethehelptheyneedbecauseitcantakealongtimeforanambulancetoarriveatourlocation.” Formore informationand to scheduleanappoint-ment,call454-7447.

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OAMC Service at Hale‘iwa Beach ParkSunday, January 26, 2014

Lunch for everyone at 12 noon!

SURFERS, SAINTS & SINNERS ARE WELCOME!OAMC is a community outreach made possible by many generous supporters

and volunteers. If you would like to support or volunteer for the OAMC call 690-0377. The OAMC is scheduled to meet on the last Sunday of every month (except May & December ).

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Waialua High School Varsity Boys Basketball—“Bulldogs”

by K.L. Bajo (alumni, free lance writer) You justcan’t stoptheirprogresswhentheyputtheir “Hot” foot forward! 4wins/4 losses in thePre-season. TheBulldogshavebeenworkinghardatpracticeto become a more cohesive team. With Coach Ran-dallErice,aWaialuaHighschoolteacherandassistant,CoachFredLagapa,bothWaialuaalumni. Togetherwiththeirwinningspiritsatheart, runningthisbas-ketballprogramwitharelentlessdesiretoheavefor-wardthissmallunderdogteamwithaDavidandGoli-atheffort.Tosteadythefocusfortheboys,keepinginmind,theireducationandstudiescomefirst.Makingthegradesfirst,isamustinordertosuitupforplay,ateachgame.Also,astrongcommitmenttotheteampractice time. This is to assure mental and physicalconditioning.Theboysfocushardonindividualskilladvancement,inthisshortbutfastpaceseason. WaialuaHighSchoolhasamuchsmallerstudentbody in comparison to the rest of the OIA schools.Thisaffectsthesportsprograms.HereatWaialuawho-evertriesoutfortheteam,makestheteam.Usually,justenoughtomakeacompletesquad.Thevariedskilllevelsaremeshedtogether,asoneteam.Theteamhas“ten”scheduledgamesmainlyinJanuary. The coaches & players would like to Thank allthefamilies&fansfortheircontinuedSUPPORTandCHEER!!!“GOBULLDOGS!!!”


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light weeding & haul away.Call Matt 269-5020

PIANO LESSONSGuitar, Ukulele, Bass,

Songwriting

637-4635

N.S. Property MaintenanceComplete building & groundsmaintenance, painting int/ext,demolding & power washing

specialist, carpentry, fences & decks

Chris 381-5213/638-0659

Next Issue - Feb. 5, 2014Deadline Date-Jan. 23, 2014

ANGELS PLUMBING Repairs Remodeling Renovation

638-7878Lic. #C12004

Malia'sNorth Shore Massage

14 years experienceWomen by appointment

Men by referral(808) 375-3879

maliasnorthshore.massagetherapy.com

BIKRAM YOGA5 a.m. Tues & Thurs!

3 p.m. classes Sat. & Sun. $10

Call for class schedule

637-5700

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DILLON SIGN&ResidentialPaintingHaleiwa-20yrsexp.

499-9582


GERMAN CAR SER VICEProfessional-Qualifi ed

TechnicianCall Gary637-6800

Statewide Hotline for Litter

1-888-592-2522Callersneedtoprovide:

1.Licenseplatenumber2.Makeandmodelof vehicle3.Dateandtimeand location4.Whatwasthrown/ blown

OFF da ISLANDAreyouleavingOahuonvaca-tionorbusiness?Doyouliveonaneighborisland,themainlandorforeigncountryandsubscribetotheNorthShoreNews?Trysendusaphotoofsomeoneinfrontofasignor landmarkholdingacopyoftheNSN.Emailyourphotoalongwiththepersonorpersons’ name, community ofresidence, telephone numberandphotolocationto:[email protected]

Retail SalesSurf & Sea

Hawaii’s Ocean Sports Head quar ters is always look ing for hard working, energetic people to become a part

of our sales team. Good pay, bonus, benefi ts. Ocean sports ex pe ri ence and/or bilingual a plus. Apply in

person daily 9am-7pm62-595 Kam. Hwy., Haleiwa

Classifi ed Ad Rates3lines(min.) $18.894lines $25.135lines $32.451"BoxAd $41.88

(29charactersineachline)Includeyourcontactinformation.

*Ads can be dropped off in mail slot, mailed, or emailed. Pay by check pay-able to: North Shore News or credit card by phone order.

Wereservetherighttorefuseanyadvertisementwithafullrefund.

North Shore News • 66-437 Kam. Hwy., Suite 210, Haleiwa, HI 96712

• (808) 637-3138 • [email protected]

Please Report Stranded Sea Turtles

Call 983-5730 • Mon.-Fri., 7am-4pm288-5685 pager wkends, holidays

587-0077 and after hoursSuspected Law Violations541-2727 or 800-853-1964

NOAA Fisheries DLNR-DOCARE

Voice of God Ministries

JesusLovesYouIfyouneedPrayerCall808-373-0294

Business Services CenterFast & convenient fax, copy,

scan, computer/internet,laminate, etc.

Across from Haleiwa post offi ce.637-4558 or GoNorthShore.org

NORTH SHORE AUTO DETAILING

ServicesWash, wax, vacuum, water spot removal,

paint sealant, light buffi ngWe also pressure wash sidewalks

driveways and moreFor more info

Call Billy (808)371-0854Prices may change upon inspection

of vehicles condition and sizeWe are mobile we come to you

For Advertising RatesCall 637-3138

or go towww.northshorenews.com

BUSSERS/SERVERSPizza Bob’s in Haleiwa is looking for BUSSERS/SERVERS. Experi-

ence preferred. Apply in person at 66-145 Kam. Hwy.

COOKS/KITCHEN HELPPizza Bob’s in Haleiwa is looking

for kitchen personnel. Experi-ence preferred, but will consider training the right people. Apply in person at 66-145 Kam. Hwy.

HELP WANTED

New Hope Haleiwa“Anchored to God’s word,led by his spirit” @Haleiwa

Elementary School9:00am Service

621-9363

PRODUCENow buying assorted fruits and

coconuts. Call 255-8474

Save the Sea Turtles Int’l and Adopt a Beach and Highway Hawaii

BEACH CLEAN UPLast Saturday of every month

10 a.m. • 61-529 Kamehameha Hwy., Haleiwa, HI 96712

For more information 808-637-2211Check out our website at:

http://adoptabeachhawaii.com

Keep it CountryTo report ILLEGAL VACATION

RENTALScall 768-8159 or 768-8118

You will remain anonymousIllegal Vacation Rentals

are ruining the North Shorewww.savenorthshoreneighborhoods.com

REUNIONSTheNSNishappytopublish

yourschoolorfamilyreunionFreeofcharge.

[email protected].

Queen’s Open Market

Sundays 1:00 to 5:00pmLiliuokalani Church

NS Food BankFood bag distribution

Wednesdays, 9am-11amWaialua Comm. Assoc.

(Haleiwa Gym)

FREE ADSGarage & Yard Sales,

Lost & Found.Email ad to:

[email protected]

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Advocate for AnimalsWeneedyoutobeavoicefortheanimals.Communityadvocatesareneededtohelpadvancepoli-ciesforamoreanimalfriendlyHa-waii.ContactMaryat356-2217ormsteiner@hawaiianhumane.org.

Happy Birthday Roland

E Komo Mai! Share CulturalExperience with “E Ala E”

Sat., Jan. 25, 2pm-5pmBrown Building next to Aoki’s

Celebrate unique history &culture of Haleiwa & Waialua.

Sponsored by Kamehameha SchoolsThis event is Free.

Sat.,January25Haleiwa Art Walk

HaleiwaTown5:00-9:00pm

PAPOKU'SHAWAIIAN GRILL

840-0223NexttoHaleiwa

PostOffice

Blood Bank of HawaiiBe a sweetheart, donate blood. You'll give them the sweetest gift of all - life.

Tues.,Feb 4, 9am-4:30pBYU Hawaii, Ballroom

Wed., Feb 5, 7:30am-1:30pmWaialua Int, & High School


Limit fi ve units (mix/match) per purchase, unless otherwise specifi ed. We reserve the right to limit quantities. No sales to dealers. Prices plus applicable state tax. Hawaii EBT cards welcomed.

HawaiiBeverage Fee

Hawaii Beverage Fee of 1.5¢ per can or bottle will be added to purchase price at checkout. An addtional Hawaii Deposit Fee of 5¢ will be charged for all specially marked beverage containers.

Deals of the Week!

Grilled Steak Lunch7–8 oz. Steak, Rice, Tossed Salad, Drink

Thursday$799

FujiApple

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BonelessChuck SteakValue Pack

MaruchanInstant LunchSelected Varieties,12/2.25 oz.,Case Sale Only!

Malama Market Haleiwa:Open Daily: 7 a.m.–9 p.m.(808) 637-4520

Malama Market Makakilo: Open Daily: 6 a.m.–10 p.m.(808) 672-9955

Valid Dates:1/22/14–1/28/14

GatoradeSelected Varieties,32 oz.

Hawaiian SunFruit Nectarsor DrinksSelected Varieties,6/11.5 oz.

SpamLuncheon MeatSelected Varieties,12 oz.

Coff ee CakeSelected Varieties,8x8

TostitosTortilla Chipsor Salsa DipsSelected Varieties,9.5–15.5 oz.

16 PieceCountry StyleFried Chicken4 Breasts, 4 Wings,4 Thighs, and 4 Drums

Dreyer’sIce CreamSelected Varieties,48 oz.

Heineken, Coronaor Redd’s Apple Ale12 Pk. Bottles or Cans

16 PCS.

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