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August 18, 2010 - MidWeek The Central Waha Nui
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Hanafuda is back. You can meet Helen and Jason Nakano (a mother-and-son team) and check out their new card-game gift set and booklet at the Mililani Hongwanji bon dance Friday and Saturday (see Highlights). Their mission is to bring generations back together through this cultural treasure of a game ... Dee Mayr found a UH medical school class ring in Haleiwa a year ago, and she still hasn’t located the owner. The inscription reads “M MacKenzie.” Call her at 428-4846 or e-mail .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ...
Wahiawa singer and guitarist Otis Shaper performs with the blues-rock band The Strangers in concert at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 28 at HPR’s Atherton studio (955-8821) ... Cadet Grayson Ballard of Wahiawa completed the George Marshall Foundation ROTC leadership seminar in Lexington, Va., where he and 274 other award-winning cadets discussed the Army’s role in national security issues. He has just graduated from James Madison University in Virginia with his commission as a 2nd lieutenant ...
Angela Marie Falvey of Mililani has earned her BFA in sequential art from Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia ... Wahiawa’s Kristen-Ashley Mitchell has won a scholarship from Kiewit Building Group to study civil engineering at Seattle University ... Finally, I got to hear Wayne Yoshioka, politics reporter for Hawaii Public Radio, interviewing Wayne Yoshioka, director of transportation services for the city.
I once interviewed marine mammal trainer Carol Chang at Sea Life Park - just for the heck of it. I bet the Waynes never met Fat Fred the penguin up close and personal ...
Still following Kristen Shay Ashpole‘s college career - the Wahiawa woman has graduated cum laude from Seattle Pacific University ... Philip Lund of Mililani has claimed his bachelor of fine arts degree in design from The Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University in Cambridge ... Heather Demers-Keller of Wahiawa earned her teaching degree this summer from Western Governors University in Salt Lake City ...
Mililani’s Brooke Jones is on stage and Carlynn and Rose Wolfe are backstage (costume design) for Hawaii Shakespeare Festival’s Henry VI, playing through Sunday at the ARTS at Mark’s Garage (800-838-3006)
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