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| Hālau Ka Lei Mokihana O Leinā‘ala, under the direction of Kumu Hula Leinā‘ala Pavao Jardin took both the Kahiko and 'Auana titles at Merrie Monarch Festival. Photo from Merrie Monarch |
MERRIE MONARCH FESTIVAL WRAPPED AFTER MIDNIGHT, SUNDAY MORNING with announcement of the winners in the traditional Kahiko and modern 'Auana hula competition with Kāne and Wahine categories.
Hālau Kekuaokalā‘au‘ala‘iliahi took First Place in Kāne Kahiko and First Place in Kāne ʻAuana to take First in Kāne Overall, under the direction of Nā Kumu Hula Haunani and ‘Iliahi Paredes. |
| Hālau Kekuaokalā‘au‘ala‘iliahi took the overall mens title after winning First Place in Kāne Kahiko and First Place in Kāne ʻAuana at Merrie Monarch competition this past week. Photo from Merrie Monarch |
See archived footage and still photos galleries and much more on the history of the event online. See all the results at www.merriemonarch.com
International Dark Skies Week and here are activities for learning more about Dark Skies:
Monday, April 25 - Instagram Live Conversation with Ashley Wilson, of International Dark-Sky Association and John Rowden and Audubon's Senior Director Bird-Friendly Communities on IDA's Instagram account. They will chat about light pollution and why dark skies are important for birds. Tuesday, April 26 - April 27 - International Dark Sky Week Paint and Sip with IDA Advocate Nurul Syahirah Binti Nazarudin The event will be live-streamed on IDA's social media at facebook.com/IDAdarksky and youtube.com/user/IntDrkSkyAssoc
Saturday, April 30 - Join Babak Tafreshi, National Geographic photographer and founder of The World at Night, and Bettymaya Foot, IDA Director of Engagement, for a live conversation on IDA's Instagram account about International Dark Sky Week, astrophotography, light pollution, and dark skies.
See more and the complete schedule at https://idsw.darksky.org/
ongoing erosion of economic prosperity for working families. In the face of discrimination, we must always defend Hawai'i's women. That is the cornerstone of the legacy of Patsy Mink, who authored the Title IX law that transformed our efforts to end sexual harassment and guarantee gender equity in educational programs throughout the United States. I am proud to be endorsed by Patsy Mink PAC in my campaign for re-election to the State House. As your representative, I will steadfastly support solutions to critical women's issues, like expanding access to reproductive healthcare, eliminating the gender pay gap, and passing a paid family leave program. To help me uplift women's rights at the Hawai'i State Legislature, please donate today to our movement for equality. Every contribution you make will be spent strengthening women's medical, social, and financial well-being. Hawai'i has always been a leader in reproductive freedom and gender equity. I am committed to safeguarding that heritage for generations to come."
A MISSING OCEAN VIEW MAN IS PAUL CALVERASE. Hawai`i Island police are asking for the public’s assistance with locating him. The 61 year-old is described as Caucasian, 6-foot-3-inches tall, 180 pounds, having brown hair and hazel eyes. He walks with a cane and was last seen in the Ocean View area on March 26, 2022. Calverase may also be driving a gray colored 2014 Jeep with Hawai`i License Plates, ZCU 359. Anyone who may have information on his whereabouts is asked to call the police department’s non-emergency line at (808) 935-3311.
KAʻŪ HIGH DEFEATED KOHALA IN BOYS VOLLEYBALL ON SATURDAY, 5-4. In the first quarter, Kohala bested Kaʻū, 27-25. In the second Kaʻū took down Kohala 25-17. In the third,
Kaʻū tromped Kohala 25-17. Kohala came back in the fourth, 25-19. The fifth saw Kaʻū triumphant with 15-4.
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KAʻŪ IS ONE OF THE DARK SKY CAPITALS OF THE PLANET, with people staying here and moving here because they see an abundance of stars in clear skies, far away from manmade light pollution. Dark Skies preservation is mentioned in the Kaʻū Community Development Plan. This is
Monday, April 25 - Instagram Live Conversation with Ashley Wilson, of International Dark-Sky Association and John Rowden and Audubon's Senior Director Bird-Friendly Communities on IDA's Instagram account. They will chat about light pollution and why dark skies are important for birds. Tuesday, April 26 - April 27 - International Dark Sky Week Paint and Sip with IDA Advocate Nurul Syahirah Binti Nazarudin The event will be live-streamed on IDA's social media at facebook.com/IDAdarksky and youtube.com/user/IntDrkSkyAssoc
Saturday, April 30 - Join Babak Tafreshi, National Geographic photographer and founder of The World at Night, and Bettymaya Foot, IDA Director of Engagement, for a live conversation on IDA's Instagram account about International Dark Sky Week, astrophotography, light pollution, and dark skies.
See more and the complete schedule at https://idsw.darksky.org/
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JEANNE KAPELA HAS AN ENDORSEMENT FROM THE PATSY MINK PAC. Kapela, who is running to be reelected to represent Kaʻū into Kona at the state House of Representatives, released
this statement this weekend, entitled Women's Rights are Human Rights:
"Equality is a fundamental principle of our society. Over the last few years, though, we have witnessed a shocking effort to undermine the rights of women, including attacks on reproductive care and the
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Kaʻū tromped Kohala 25-17. Kohala came back in the fourth, 25-19. The fifth saw Kaʻū triumphant with 15-4.
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