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August 05, 2009 - MidWeek The Central Waha Nui
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Mililani High School student Lauren Grippo participated in a Student Research Project Symposium last Saturday at Windward Community College, where 14 youths presented their project findings as part of the college’s annual Summer Environmental Science Program. The mission of Lauren’s team was “Exploration of sewage-indicator bacteria at Maunawili, Kapena and Jackass Ginger swimming sites.” All of a sudden, summer doesn’t seem like so much fun, does it? ...
Mililani social worker Terry Martin has published Journeys Through Life: Tales of Change,offering insight into the effect of addiction, abuse and other emotional traumas. It’s fiction but instructive and seeks to “demystify the therapeutic process.” Find out more from Terry at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ... Wahiawa girl Crystal Pancipanci (Leilehua 1999, UH 2003) launches a new line of party dresses, shoes and accessories for ACID DOLLS Urban Street Couture with partner Cindy King Aug. 20 at Honolulu Design Center (489-4869). A single mother, Crystal is consultant to local TV fashion shows, among many other endeavors, and already owns PANCI Style, which has a new New York office. “Yes, I am a coconut girl trying to make in the high fashion world,” she admits ...
Mililani’s acclaimed actress Jo Pruden will perform in Aging Is Not for Sissies Aug. 15 and 16 in Paul and Vi Loo Theatre on Hawaii Pacific University’s Kaneohe campus (375-1282). Jo also won a 2009 Po’okela for Featured Female in History Boys, produced by The Actors Group. Also, Mililani High’s Tri-School Productions director Jamie Rolfsmeyer claimed a Po’okela for herself as Leading Female in Army Community Theatre’s Curtains...
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Kaanoipono Cabrinha (Kahuku 1999) has graduated from Army National Guard basic training at Fort Benning, Ga. No surprise there, Kaanoipono is already the HIARNG Soldier of the Year out of Wheeler ... Sometimes called “the Bob Dylan of Haleiwa,” musician and master surfboard shaper Otis Schaper will perform with the Oahu Songwriters Group at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 22 at Hawaii Public Radio’s Atherton Studio on Kaheka St. (955-8821). Otis lives in Wahiawa and has just released the CD Meet the Strangers with Michael Scherr ...
Mililani’s own child star Maxim Knight recently guested on A&E’s show The Cleaner with Benjamin Bratt. The episode, An Ordinary Man, airs Aug. 4, according to mom Laura Knight, who lives with young Maxim in Los Angeles while dad Stan Bacon holds down the fort here. His next project: a lead part in a Steven Spielberg film with Noah Wyle. And Maxim isn’t even 10 years old yet ...
Mililani student Kimberley Nicole Ching has graduated summa cum laude from Washington State University with a degree in biological science ... Director Susan Luehrs is pleased to announce that her Hawaii Fi-Do Service Dogs agency has received a grant from Hawaii Community Foundation to repair and improve its youth training site on the Kahuku hospital grounds ...
Everyone knows how green the Haleiwa Farmers Market strives to be. The latest suggestion from directors Pamela Boyar and Annie Suite is to bring your own cup and plate: “Start a green revolution and see who follows your lead!” ... James Bowne-Ikeda (Mililani 2005) has completed the Army’s nine-week infantryman unit training at Fort Benning, Ga. The course includes reconnaissance operations of all kinds ... Thanks for the french fries on a busy Friday, Ron Nagasawa. He’s my boss and the most famous Mighty Mule of them all. Has his own column, even
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