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Ni'ihau teachers travel new path to professional certification
It was a happy occasion at Kaua'i Community College graduation in May, when Laurie Pahulehua and two other Ni'ihau women received their A.A. degrees in liberal arts. This summer, two more of their colleagues from Ni'ihau have done the same, giving way to plenty of jubilation, since Ni'ihau residents rarely get a shot at college.
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MMA the Hawaiian way |
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In the beginning of his career BJ Penn blew everyone away. He had only been training in Jiu-Jitsu for three years when he flew to Brazil and won the World Jiu-Jitsu Championship black-belt division. - READ MORE > |
Queen's has special care for
Hawaiian heart problems
Lomi lomi massage, ti-leaf poultices, and plenty of wala'au with 'ohana are nothing new in Hawaiian culture but they are now gaining new acceptance in treating Native Hawaiians admitted to Queen's Medical Center in Honolulu with congestive heart failure, a disabling and potentially deadly condition. - READ MORE >
- State worker waiting game has Native Hawaiians talking
- TV special marks Queen's 150th
- Community, military go several rounds over land use at Bellows
- Writers conference to include kama'āina voices
- OHA grant to enhance Hawai'i Police bicycle patrol
- Award-winning Dole principal
Monte retires - MELE 'AILANA: Pahinui looking to build hālau mele
- 'ENEHANA 'ŌIWI: iPhone supports 'ōlelo Hawai'i
- KŪKĀKŪKĀ: Māhukona development challenged
- KŪKĀKŪKĀ: Kaulele celebrates three years of supporting higher education
- Poke Nūhou - News Briefs
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READ MORE > Gov. Linda Lingle on July 13 signed Senate Bill 1677 into law, which will require a 2/3 majority of both the Hawai'i State House and Senate to approve any transfer or sale of ceded lands. |
Developer's bulldozer clips Hawai'i Kai heiau |
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