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‘Rain or shine’: Major events moving forward on Oahu despite Hurricane Nolo (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hurricane Nolo led to the cancellation of numerous events on Hawaii Island, but several major Oahu events are going ahead as planned. Some of the events include the Honolulu Century Ride, the 78th annual Aloha Festivals Floral Parade and the Boots ‘N’ Beers Country Music Festival. The Ala Wai Clubhouse was packed Friday as riders from across the world gathered ahead of the ride from Kapiolani Park to Hawaii Kai and past Makapuu. Organizers said they are expecting nearl
Hawaii freediver Enchante Gallardo sets sights on another world record (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - For the first time in more than 20 years, an American woman holds the world record in free immersion diving. Now, the Maryknoll graduate and Makaha native is ready to go even deeper. Enchante Gallardo, 38, tied the world record for free immersion diving at the Asia Freediving Cup in Panglao, Philippines, in July. She dove 106 meters and held her breath for three minutes and 35 seconds. “So I would say 106 meters is a little over 300 feet. So, take the length of a footb
Maui student-created ‘robo-dog’ highlights $175K fundraiser for STEM programs (opens the original)
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WAILEA (HawaiiNewsNow) - Robotics is more than a competition—for Hawaiʻi students, it’s a pathway to the future. “I kind of hope to be someone who builds technology like an inventor,” said Pukalani Elementary 4th grader Kenneth Kosaka. “I love programming and building a robot. If I don’t get to be a pilot, I would like to be an engineer,” said Molokai Middle 8th grader Gabriel Gonzales. Dozens of students from five elementary, intermediate and high schools across Maui County showcased their high
Maui barbers spread back-to-school aloha with free haircuts (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Some lucky keiki are showing off brand-new hairstyles, thanks to a generous back-to-school gift from a Maui barbershop. Barbers from Maui’s UpperKutz808 gave free haircuts to 80 kids on Lanai last week, stacking up school chairs to turn the Lanai High and Elementary School gym into a makeshift barbershop. Days before that, the team gave free haircuts to foster children in Kahului. This marks the second year the shop has offered free back-to-school keiki cuts. UpperKutz
Oahu’s oldest Bon dance group remixes a 140-year-old tradition (opens the original)
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - When they’re not doing their customary performances, the oldest Bon dance group on Oahu, Ewa Fukushima, is adding a new twist to the 140-year-old Buddhist celebration. They wear bright wigs, dress up in costumes and dance to non-traditional music, including “APT.” by Rosé and Bruno Mars and the K-pop hit “Soda Pop”. The group performs at bon dances across the island, and crowds are quickly catching onto the new moves. While it is a lot of fun, Robin Hirata, the head in
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