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Candice Pauole led the Molokai girls track and field team to a seventh place finish at the Yamamoto Invitational Meet at War Memorial Stadium Saturday. Pauole took first place in the high jump with a leap of 4-foot-6, earning 10 team points for the Farmers. The boys team finished ninth with one point as Akona [...]
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State Senator J. Kalani English, who represents Molokai, tweeted a message yesterday that Janice Espiritu, principal of Kaunakakai Elementary on Molokai, was honored by the senate for winning the Masayuki Tokioka Excellence in Leadership Award for 2009. Espiritu was one several educators who was honored by the Hawaii State Senate as part of education week, [...]
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Molokai has a deep tradition of baseball. In 1999 and 2000 the Farmers won state titles. Alumnus Keith Lu’uloa made his big league debut with the Anaheim Angels in 2000. Even the Philadelphia Phillies all-star Shane Victorino, of Maui, has family on Molokai. The success of the Little League teams from Molokai is also well [...]
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An event management group out of Encinitas, California called the Molokai 2 Oahu Group just announced that it has joined forces with local event team Epic Sports to take the annual paddleboard race to the next level. Now in its 14th year, the annual Molokai to Oahu Paddleboard Race will take place on July 25 [...]
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Press Release from Hawaii Eco-Lights Napa Friendly Island Auto Parts and Molokai Shores find cost savings with LED Molokai, HI, March 4, 2010 – Hawaii Eco-Lights, the leader in energy saving concepts, today announced two local companies, Napa Friendly Island Auto Parts and Molokai Shores have taken advantage of LED technology and are seeing the [...]
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Registration information for fishermen on Molokai will be available at a public hearing March 24 at the Mitchell Pau’ole Center. Representatives from the Department of Land and Natural Resources’ Division of Aquatic Resources will be on hand to answer questions or concerns about marine resource management issues. They will be able to issue commercial fishing [...]
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It has been almost two years since Molokai Ranch shut down its operation on Molokai. Since then, Molokai Properties Limited has attempted to end its commitment to provide water and sewer utilities to Molokai’s West End, which resulted in legal battles with Maui County, the state Health Department and Hawaii Public Utilities Commission. Now it [...]
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The Molokai boys and girls tennis teams had their first home matches of the season this weekend against Maui Prep. The girls team swept Maui Prep twice while the boys dropped all their matches. The first match, scheduled for Friday, was played Saturday at the high school tennis courts. Molokai’s Aloha Will won her number-one [...]
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Each year the Aka’ula School holds a symposium to share environmental research with the Molokai community. Known as PRISM — which stands for Providing Resolutions with Integrity for a Sustainable Molokai — the symposium is in its 13th year. It all begins today and continues through tomorrow at the Lanikeha Center in Ho’olehua. The theme [...]
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The keiki of Molokai joined the kupuna yesterday for project Ulu La’au, designed to educate the families of Tutu and Me Traveling Preschool about the importance of trees to our environment. The special program was held at the old Ho’olehua Headstart School near the Lanikeha Center. Preschool students planted ohia and lehua trees as well [...]
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