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Kahala Mall partners with Sony Open to teach healthy living

Kahala Mall partners with Sony Open to teach healthy living

The following information is provided by Reiko Suzuki:

Kahala Mall, East Oahu’s place to eat, shop and play, today hosted four PGA golfers who are playing in this weekend’s Sony Open tournament as they shared their personal stories and taught a group of excited elementary school students about living healthy and being active.

“The PGA Tour and Friends of Hawaii Charities have rich histories of giving back to the community,” said Jessi Everett, Kahala Mall marketing manager. “We are proud to be a part of this effort to get our keiki interested in a sport that will help keep them active and healthy.”

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Koko Head Elementary hosting "Talk Story" event

Koko Head Elementary hosting "Talk Story" event

The following information is provided by Celise Nakakura:

Koko Head Elementary School invites parents of incoming 2012-2013 Kindergarteners, prospective parents, as well as parents considering a  request for a Geographic Exception (GE) to join us for an informational "Talk Story" with Principal Jeffrey Shitaoka.

The event will be on Friday, January 27, 2012 from 8:30 am to 9:30 am in the school library.

Information about  school achievements and a tour of the Kindergarten classes will be provided.

Light refreshments to be served.  If you would like to attend, please respond via email by January 25, 2012 to kokohead.pcnc@gmail.com

Sony Open tees off at Waialae Country Club

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Sony Open Championship started Thursday at the Waialae Country Club.

It is one of four professional golf tournaments that will generate millions of dollars for Hawaii's economy.

The Sony Open is also the first full field event of the PGA Tour this season.

This week's field features nine players who have won major championships, eight past Sony Open champions and the highest ranked U.S. golfer in the world, Steve Stricker.

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BWS repairs 12-inch water main

BWS repairs 12-inch water main

Board of Water Supply crews repaired a broken water pipe in Hawaii Kai.

The 12-inch main on  Keahole Street cut off water to the Tesoro Gas Station.

Two right lanes on the mauka-bound side of the street were closed, but were later reopened.

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Learn How to Play "Hanafuda: Hawaii Style" at Hawaii Kai Library Jan. 28

Learn How to Play "Hanafuda: Hawaii Style" at Hawaii Kai Library Jan. 28

Do you want to improve your mathematics and memory skills in a fun way?  Learn how to play “Hanafuda: Hawaii Style” at Hawaii Kai Public Library on Saturday, January 28 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.  This free program will be conducted in the Meeting Room (first floor).                               

Hanafuda is a Japanese card game played with 12 suits of seasonal flowers or plant cards representing the 12 months of the year.  Helen Nakano will teach the basics of Hanafuda: Hawaii Style, a cherished island tradition once enjoyed in the plantation communities by children and adults of all cultures.  Nakano will also present methods of teaching others the game and share myths and symbolism of the card designs. 

Portion of Hanauma Bay to temporarily close Wednesday

Portion of Hanauma Bay to temporarily close Wednesday

The following information is provided by the City & County of Honolulu:

A portion of the Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve will be closed to the public on Wednesday, January 4, 2012 while hazard mitigation work is conducted. 

Rocks and debris that could become loose and roll down a steep slope near the preserve's third comfort station will be removed.

Work will begin while the preserve is closed on Tuesday, January 3, as previously scheduled. The area from the third comfort station to the ewa side of the preserve will be closed until the work is completed on Wednesday. The rest of the preserve will be open as usual.

Kahala Nui gifts $45K to Aloha United Way to assist seniors in the community

Kahala Nui gifts $45K to Aloha United Way to assist seniors in the community

The following information is provided by Becker Communications:

Continuing their mission to support community organizations offering senior services, Kahala Nui presented a $45,000 donation to Aloha United Way (AUW). The monies will be evenly distributed between Kokua Kalihi Valley, Project Dana and Catholic Charities Hawai’i.
 
Kokua Kalihi Valley provides seniors with an eldercare program that helps seniors stay active. The organization also offers services including case management and caregiver support. 
 
Project Dana is a volunteer program that provides a variety of services to the frail elderly and disabled to ensure their wellbeing and independence.