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Kane'ohe boys 18 crew hopes to depart as class of 2008

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Rotting whale removed from Kahuku but dropped pieces of it slow traffic

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Kahalu'u Regional Park ready at last

Construction for Kahalu'u Regional Park began in 2000. The park will officially open to the public next month.

KAHALU'U — Little League and Pop Warner teams will soon have a new home field as the city prepares to dedicate Kahalu'u Regional Park next month, decades after it became a community dream and eight years since construction began. More »

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