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When Makakilo was still known as Hanalei

Theodore Kelsey

Elspeth P. Sterling's and Catherine C. Summers' archaeology book, "Sites of Oahu," makes reference to a place named Hanalei on Oahu, where "there was much milo, neneleau, kamani and other trees on the land, home of the iiwi and oo birds." It is a reference attributed to Theodore Kelsey. More »

Make Christmas Crafts at Ewa Beach Library

Ewa Beach Public & School Library will offer "Learn How to Make Christmas Crafts," a free hands-on demonstration program on Tuesday, December 15 at 6 p.m. in the Meeting Room. More »

Honolulu appeals state decision to close city landfill in 3 years

The previous city administration promised in 2003 that the Waimanalo Gulch Landfill would be shut down by 2008.

The city is taking its fight to extend the life of O'ahu's only municipal landfill to the courts. City attorneys last week filed an appeal with the 1st Circuit Court asking that the state Land Use Commission's decision to extend and expand the landfill for only three years be reconsidered. More »

DRIVERS FACING HIGHER TIRE PRICES

A 35 percent tariff on tires made in China is one factor in their increasing cost.
A 35 percent tariff on tires made in China is one factor in their increasing cost. More »

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The Kahokuloa family: front row from left, Kamele, 4, Kaipu, 5 months, Kahula, 5; middle row, Kahaela, 8, Kaleo, 9, Kukuna, 7; back row, Kahanu, 11, Pulani, Elea, Kaoli, 14.

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Theodore Kelsey

When Makakilo was still known as Hanalei

Elspeth P. Sterling's and Catherine C. Summers' archaeology book, "Sites of Oahu," makes reference to a place named Hanalei on Oahu, where "there was much milo, neneleau, kamani and other trees on the land, home of the iiwi and oo birds." It is a reference attributed to Theodore Kelsey. More »

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Honolulu appeals state decision to close city landfill in 3 years

The city is taking its fight to extend the life of O'ahu's only municipal landfill to the courts. City attorneys last week filed an appeal with the 1st Circuit Court asking that the state Land Use Commission's decision to extend and expand the landfill for only three years be reconsidered. More »

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