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Ballroom Dance Classes in Kapolei

Hawaii Ballroom Dance Association teaches dance classes at the Kapolei Elementary School. New classes start on April 5. Visit website kapoleihbda@wordpress.com or call 781-2076 for more information. More »

See Recycling Display and programs at Kapolei Library in March

Kapolei Public Library is currently hosting "3Rs: Reduce-Reuse-Recycle," the City and County of Honolulu's educational recycling display, through March 31, and will conduct two related programs in March 2010. More »

New Kapolei courthouse opens this month to serve 'second city'

The Kapolei Court Complex includes the Wai'anae District Court, First Circuit Family Court and Juvenile Detention Center.

The new Kapolei Court Complex on the Hawaiian island of Oahu will open this month after two decades of planning and some controversy. Photo gallery Video More »

LEARNING THE NO‛EAU WAY

From right to left to right: John Yoo a student, Aaron Gorospe a tutor, Dr. Emily Nye, and a new tutor to West O'ahu Jasmine Dang

From right to left to right: John Yoo a student, Aaron Gorospe a tutor, Dr. Emily Nye, and a new tutor to West O'ahu Jasmine Dang More »

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From right to left to right: John Yoo a student, Aaron Gorospe a tutor, Dr. Emily Nye, and a new tutor to West O'ahu Jasmine Dang

Learning the No‛eau Way

Want to be No‛eau? It is Hawaiian for wise, clever, skillful, or talented. University of Hawaii, West O‛ahu's No‛eau Center for writing, math, and academic success; offers peer tutoring for students who need help refining their writing, math, and other scholastic skills. Students More »

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