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Hawaii Kai group wants stilt habitat protected from marina dredging
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A group of Hawaii Kai residents is asking the Hawaii Kai Marina Community Association to reconsider plans to put dredge material on a manmade island now populated by endangered Hawaiian stilts.
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The Hawaii Kai Marina Association's application for a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permit and...
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; face=+2; face=+Bold; A state wildlife agent agrees with the local association that filling the islet could create an improved habitatface=-Bold; face=-2; A group of Hawaii Kai residents is asking the Hawaii Kai Marina Community Association to reconsider plans to put dredge material on a manmade
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Isle towns to test recycling project; Hybrid vehicles to get best parking
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; face=+Bold; Mililani and Hawaii Kai will get new pickup cyclesface=-Bold; STORY SUMMARY Mayor Mufi Hannemann yesterday announced yesterday details of a new and long-awaited pilot program in Mililani and Hawaii Kai that will begin in October. Starting the week of Oct. 29 and continuing through the
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High on Hawaii Kai
Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; 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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Bestsellers closes its store in Hawaii Kai
Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; face=+Bold; The bookstore will be replaced by a Salad Creations franchiseface=-Bold; face=+Bold; Bestsellers Books & Musicface=-Bold; has closed its doors on the ground floor of Koko Marina Center in Hawaii Kai, but will keep the face=+Bold; WeePlay & Learnface=-Bold; preschool open, as
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Hawaii Kai WeePlay to close
Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; face=+Bold; The play center was losing money and couldn't afford a rent hike at Koko Marinaface=-Bold; STORY SUMMARY A popular children's play center in Koko Marina Center will close next month because it was unable to come to terms on a new lease with the Hawaii Kai mall's owners. Negotiations
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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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Hawaii Kai residents endure no phones
Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; 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
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Hawaii Kai sets July 4 bash
Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; Hawaii Kai residents might not have to drive to Ala Moana or Kailua to watch Fourth of July fireworks this summer. A nonprofit group is partnering with the city to put on the East Oahu neighborhood's first major Independence Day event, with food and music from 2 to 9 p.m. at Maunalua Bay across
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Hawaii Kai height limit draws fire
Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; The proposed East Honolulu Development Plan doesn't go far enough when it reduces the maximum allowable height for medium-density buildings from 150 feet to 60 feet, some Hawaii Kai residents say. Hawaii Kai Neighborhood Board member Bob Fowler said the plan should have set a height limit of 40
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Home Depot targeting Hawaii Kai
Honolulu Star - Bulletin
; Kamehameha Schools is looking to sell a 43-acre Hawaii Kai parcel to , in the latest twist to the local retail development wars. The $6 billion estate's board of trustees recently approved a staff report recommending the sale of its fee interest in the property, which is the site of a long-stalled
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