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March 05, 2008 - MidWeek The East Waha Nui
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As a member of the Small Business Regulatory Review Board, Hawaii Kai’s Bruce Bucky helped write the Hawaii Small Business Bill of Rights, and he wants to get the word out that yes, you do have some rights, folks - 21 of them. Bruce also owns a small business here, Hildgund Jewelers. To look up your rights, go to the DBED web-site under small business. They also come speak to your group ...
The Battleship Missouri Memorial recently honored volunteers Darlene McMullen of Waialae Iki and Ned Conklin of Diamond Head and three others for their dedication. Ned is a radio ham with more than 500 hours of time aboard the ship. Jack-of-all-trades Darlene does tours, special events and research collections, among other tasks for the Mighty Mo ...Sacred Hearts senior Mai Oseta earned a Gold Key in the 2008 Scholastic Arts awards regional competition for her photography portfolio. Her work and hundreds of other outstanding creations from Hawaii high school students are on view through April 4 at Hawaii State Art Museum. Mai’s art teacher is Erika Johnson ...
You can see Hawaii Kai choreographer and UH professor Gregg Lizenbery‘s work in Kennedy Theatre’s annual dance concert at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, or 2 p.m. Sunday. It’s A Snippet of Bach on the program, plus you get stagings by Gregg and his colleagues in collaboration with local slack key great, Jeff Peterson (956-7655) ... Palolo sculptor Michelle Jones has won a coveted $6,000 John Young Scholarship in the Arts for UH graduate students ...
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Hawaii JCI Senate and Old-Timers hailed Roland Casamina of Waialae Iki as its Man of the Year at a banquet last month. Roland owns House of Finance and is former president of the Oahu Filipino Jaycees ... Wilson Elementary fifth-grader Scottie Cheng placed first in Elementary Piano for the Oahu Arts Center’s annual Mozart Festival. Scottie’s teacher is Joanna Fan. He performed Feb. 24 with other winners at Orvis Auditorium. An honorable mention in the same category went to Sophia Benz of Honolulu Waldorf School ...
Kaimuki actor Elitei Tatafu Jr. co-stars in Manoa Valley Theatre’s musical I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change, opening today (March 5) and directed by Hawaii Kai resident Linda Johnson. Linda, by the way, directed MVT’s award-winning first version of the play in 2000 (988-6131) ... For Kahala’s Jason Kanda and Kaimuki’s Jenifer Evans, the word right now is Rumpelstiltskin, Hawaii Theatre’s pantomime show of the famous fairy tale featuring puppets up to 14 feet tall. Jason, an actor and playwright, has the title role, and Jenifer is a puppeteer. The comedy plays for the public March 11-13 (528-0506) ...
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Works by Kalani High artists James Lu and Bronte Loe are on display at Pearlridge Uptown (by See’s Candy) through this Sunday in the Hawaii Art Education show. Proud teacher is John Nippolt ... East Oahu’s Bryon Smith has joined RIM Architects as a senior project architect. Bryon has helped develop property from Oregon to Russia ... Kaimuki High’s Jonathan Gates is in Washington, D.C., this week for the U.S. Senate Youth Program.
Picked by the two Senator Dans, Jonathan is in a whirlwind of intensive study of government, how it works and who works it. Each of the 104 national delegates won a $5,000 college scholarship as well as the trip itself ... Hawaii Kai film buff Steve Fredrick wants folks to know that retired Hawaii Realtor/actor Ben Chapman (Creature from the Black Lagoon) was once a Tahitian dancer and a Marine fighting in Korea. Ben died here Feb. 21 ... David Redona (Kaimuki ‘97) has reported to Whiteman AFB, Mo., as a health technician
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