Kealakekua
Kealakekua, HI · Municipal
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Kona's Old A's Park Finally Gets New Bathrooms After Years of Closures
Hawaiʻi County officials broke ground Nov. 5 on a long-awaited improvement project at Kailua Park in Kona, the beachfront spot many locals still call Old A's because it sits on the former Kona Airport site. The project will deliver new restrooms, a concession building and the demolition of the old airport terminal, with the county targeting completion in early 2028.
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Kapolei City Lights tree harvested ahead of opening ceremony
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Crews from several Honolulu city agencies harvested the tree for Kapolei City Lights on Tuesday. The Cook Pine tree was harvested from the perimeter of the Mililani Park and Ride by crews from the Department of Parks and Recreation and the Department of Environmental Services with assistance from the Honolulu Police Department.
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Following lockdown and threat incidents, School Resource Officers speak out to students
School resource officers and the Attorney General's office are educating Oahu students about the legal consequences and evolving dangers of social media, such as cyberbullying and AI-generated content.
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Waikiki's Centennial Park Nears Finish Line After 28-Year Fight for Green Space
A patch of green that took nearly three decades to carve out of densely built Waikiki is finally approaching the finish line. Rotary leaders say Centennial Park, one of the few public green spaces in the neighborhood, is expected to be complete before June 30, with historic and educational signage marking the project's final major push.
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Memphis sailor killed in Pearl Harbor attack identified
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A Memphis sailor who was aboard the USS California during the attack on Pearl Harbor has been identified. Fireman 3rd Class John Winter Martin was lost during the Dec. 7, 1941, attack. His remains have now been identified. The USS California was struck by two torpedoes...
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New $3.3 million Kailua facility supports Windward Oahu lifeguards
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - For more than a century, Honolulu’s lifeguards have been saving lives along Oʻahu’s shores, but until now, they’ve never had a facility built for their operations. A new $3.3 million city facility in Kailua is changing that, providing the Honolulu Ocean Safety Department...