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| Hālau Ulumamo o Palikū will grace Holidays in Kahuku, the 25th Anniversary of Friends of Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park at the Park's Kahuku Unit at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday. Photo from Friends of HVNP |
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| Etched slate tiles from the historic Kawaiha'o Church in Honolulu will be available from Sticks and Stones artist Scott Manley. Photo by Genevive Fyvie |
Corrine Kaupu with resin work, soap, perfume and spray as well as Christmas stockings; Teresa Davis with Ohia Creations; Shary Crocker with Tropical Trappings; Robin Straton with Ocean View Knit Wits; Lynne R. Clark with Makana Glass & Things; Karen Mulder with her Karen Mulder Art; Brenda Savage with shell crafts; Michele McMahon with Michele Designs; CA Taz Buan-Sugai with pyrograph-freehand; Bob Kasprus with Surpsak; Richard Probst with Ho'omana Oils; Olivia Ling with pottery, masks and bowls; Tom Lsuder with koa and mango small woodcrafts; Marsha Croft with Island Swank; Christopher
Sullivan with painted spirit rocks; Judy Hudson with Aloha Art; Keven and Cristen Cunningham with their art; Luti Castro with Luti Fine Arts; Geneveve Crysdayle with handmade jewelry; Jacquiline Montoya with jewelry, wooden envelopes and zipper pulls; Thalia Naidu with original photo prints and collages; and Scott Manley who uses the former slate roof tiles from historic Kawaiha'o Church in Honolulu to etch art and frame it in wood.
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| Ocean View Knit Wits creations will be available at Holidays in Kahuku on Saturday. Photo by Genevive Fyvie |
Miranda Farms will present its award winning coffee. Alison Yanha will sell organic honey and beeswax candles. O Kaʻū Kakou will sell hotdogs
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| The Kipapa Sisters are in the musical lineup for Holidays at Kahuku on Saturday. Photo by Genevive Fyvie |
and chili; Pacific Parks will sell bottled water. More food will come from Aloha Grill with its hamburgers and fries.
Friends of Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park will sell sodas and chips and provide free shave ice. Green Goat Farm will sell mamaki tea and its freeze dried foods. There will also be Greek Food from KG Grindz. There will be free water stations.
The entertainment lineup begins with Hālau Ulumamo o Palikū at 10:30 a.m., and music by The Kipapa Sisters at 11 a.m. Shootz goes on at noon, The Jazz Gardeners at 1 p.m. and 19 Degrees North at 2 p.m. There will be free face painting for keiki.
Location of the event is Kahuku Unit of Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park, Highway 11 at mile marker 70.5, between South Point Road and Ocean View.
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GOVERNOR-ELECT JOSH GREEN HAS NAMED MANY OF
HIS CABINET MEMBERS.
Green said, “I am assembling a cabinet that will move the State of Hawai‘i forward and commit to a strong sense of service to the people of Hawai‘i. This is a group of high caliber individuals with strengths in their respective fields. They join together as leaders of Hawai‘i with an urgency to make change and face our challenges head on.” Seven of those named are:
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| Anne Lopez |
Anne Lopez – Attorney General, for Department of the Attorney General, joins with extensive legal experience across multiple state departments. "Most recently as Vice President and General Counsel for the Hawai'i Health Systems Corp., she brings executive managerial experience to the department and crucial understanding of government affairs. She is prepared to take on the legal challenges facing the state and provide effective leadership to the Department of the Attorney General," said Green.
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| Dr. Josh Green, Governor-Elect, and Dr. Kenneth Fink, named to direct the state Department of Health. Image from Think Tech Hawai'i |
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| Chris Sadayasu |
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| Maj. Gen. Kenneth Hara |
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| Louis Salavaria |
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| Brenna Hashimoto |
Brenna Hashimoto, Director of the Department of Human Resources Development, previously served as a Human Resources Officer in the Department of Human Services where she oversaw the human resources program for over 2,300+ positions and served as member of the negotiating teams for bargaining units 9 and 10. "She brings important state institutional knowledge to her new role leading the Department of Human Resources Development," said Green.
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| Keith Regan |
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Daniel K. Inouye Highway is open in both directions and No communities are threatened. For your safety, the speed limit has been reduced to 35 miles per hour in the vicinity of Mauna Kea Access Road. A Lava Parking area has been opened across the Kahele Recreation Area. Please pay attention to the road and be considerate of others on the roadway. You will be updated of any changes that affect your safety."
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AN INDOOR YARD SALE will be held on Saturday at Ocean View Community Center, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with household items, fruits, vegetables and plants, as well as local crafts.
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