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Hawaii Kai residents endure no phones
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When the phones went down in Hawaii Kai Thursday, Roy Rutschman got free use of a cellular phone from Verizon Hawaii.
But yesterday, the 87-year-old, who has prostheses in both knees, drove to Verizon's temporary phone bank half a block away from his Hawaii Kai Drive home to make calls because the cellular phone died. Rutschman made calls to the mainland to firm up last-minute plans for a trip.
"We're in a bad situation," said the Naniwa Gardens condominium resident.
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High on Hawaii Kai
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; Burl Burlingame, Star-Bulletin The technicians at Walt Disney call themselves "imagineers," but the term was invented by industrialist Henry J. Kaiser to describe his vision for an area of fishponds and farms near Koko Head back in the 1950s. That vision is known today as Hawaii Kai. There's
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Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; face=+2; Mayor says the city will foot the bill, about $200,000,to maintain the service until the Legislature can actface=-2; By Jim Witty Star-Bulletin Mayor Jeremy Harris has pledged to keep ambulances rolling through the night in Hawaii Kai, regardless of a state proposal to curtail the service
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Light up the night
Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; JULY 4 CELEBRATIONS Spectators looked on as Ala Moana Center celebrated the Fourth of July last night with its annual fireworks show off Magic Island. This is the 17th consecutive year the shopping center has sponsored the show. Under a rainbow of red, white and blue balloons, Henry Kapono
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Hawaii Kai businesses, residents hold road show
Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; A year after business owners heaved a collective sigh of relief at the completion of the 4-1/2-year Kalanianaole Highway widening project, fun-seekers gathered at Koko Marina and two other shopping centers yesterday to celebrate the "rediscovery" of Hawaii Kai. Music and balloons filled the air and
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Police station'smove upsetsHawaii Kai
Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; ... that Kaimuki will be getting the station, something the community has wanted for a long time. "I am very pleased to hear this news. This is so cool," she said. Yamada said drug houses have emerged in the neighborhood in recent years, and having a station nearby ...
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