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 Ewa Elementary School TASTE OF KAPOLEI AUGUST 6, 2006 - The Rotary Club of Kapolei announced that tickets are on sale for its seventh annual Taste of Kapolei scheduled for Saturday, September 23, from 5:30-9:00pm at Ko Olina Resort & Marina, 4th Lagoon. Tickets are $70 per person. For more information, call 808-674-2500. Tickets are available online at www.tasteatkapolei.com and at Chevron Kapolei. STUDENT ALL OUT TO EMBRACE HER EWA MARCH 30, 2006 - Brittany Moncrease can be found cleaning litter and debris from the 'Ewa canal or raising scholarship money for underprivileged 'Ewa Beach students. more CHAMPS GETTING SECOND PARADE SEPTEMBER 9, 2005 - The World Series Little League champs will be honored with a second hometown heroes' parade in Ewa Beach Sept. 24 at 3 p.m. more
EWA BEACH WINS LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES AUGUST 28, 2005 - Michael Memea hit a home run to center field in the bottom of the seventh inning to lead West O'ahu (Ewa Beach) past Curacao, 7-6, to win Hawai'i's first Little League World Series Championship today at South Williamsport, Pa. full story more
EWA BEACH REACHES LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD TITLE GAME AUGUST 28, 2005 - The new U.S. Little League champions partied until nearly midnight following their 6-1 victory over previously undefeated Vista, Calif., yesterday in South Williamsport, Pa. full story
HAU BUSH REUNION EVOKES MEMORIES
JUNE 23, 2005 - Henry Chang Wo remembers the abundance of limu and fish. Kurt Fevella recalls the family gatherings and sandy beach. full story MAKAKILO SCHOOL WINS PRIZE JUNE 9, 2005 - Ma'ili Elementary and Makakilo Elementary students have earned $5,000 for each of the schools through D.R. Horton-Schuler Division's Read-to-Win program. full story RESIDENTS AWAIT LOOK AT MODIFIED WALL MAY 23, 2005 - Last July, nearly 100 residents clamored into a small auditorium at Ewa Beach Elementary to discuss their concerns -- and vent their anger -- about an 18-foot wall built along Papipi Road that divided an older, mostly lower-middle class community from a new, upscale development. full story NEW FEATURES MARCH 29, 2005 - Express your views and opinion. Try our online poll Ewa Talk. Post notices and comments on our bulletin board. EWA GIRL WINS SPELLING BEE
MARCH 14, 2004 - Jasmine Kaneshiro, a seventh-grader at Hawaii Baptist Academy, won the competition at Windward Community College's Paliku Theatre. full story EWA SCHOOL HONORS LINCOLN
FEBRUARY 21, 2005 - Tiana-Salinas Galeon drapes leis onto the Abraham Lincoln statue fronting Ewa Elementary School. The school's annual ritual celebrates "Lincoln Day," the Feb. 12 birthday of the 16th president of the United States. The statue, dedicated in 1944, was funded by Katherine McIntosh Burke, a former school principal who admired Lincoln. The nationwide Presidents Day holiday will be observed on Feb. 21. NEW ROAD MAY EASE TRAFFIC
FEBRUARY 10, 2004 - The first phase of the 2.5-mile road project will construct three lanes from Kapolei Parkway to the H-1 Freeway, creating an alternative route for thousands of 'Ewa Plain commuters who sometimes spend up to an hour each way on the road. full story EWA BEACH PATROLS TAKE OFF
DECEMBER 20, 2005 - Eight men in a white pickup truck arrive at 7:20 p.m. to a warm greeting from 24 people wearing yellow "Citizens Patrol" T-shirts gathered in the driveway of Vondell "Cissy" Waiwaiole-Cabos' home on 'Ewa Beach Road. full story PLAN FOR NEW SCHOOL ADVANCES November 11, 2004 - Plans to build a new school in a rapidly growing 'Ewa Beach subdivision are moving forward, with public comments on a draft environmental assessment invited through Dec. 8. full story CAMPBELL HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL GAIL AWAKUNI WINS NATIONAL AWARD
September 25, 2004 - Colleagues call Campbell High School principal Gail Awakuni tireless, dedicated and just all-around better than the Energizer bunny. The National Association of Secondary School Principals calls her its principal of the year. full story more Midweek TRACING EWA'S PATH FROM SUGAR TO SUBURB
SEPTEMBER 9, 2004 - As suburban development changes the landscape of the 'Ewa Plain, students at Campbell High School are working to preserve the past through literature, photography, video and social science displays. full story FORT WEAVER ROAD EXPANSION MAY BEGIN IN DECEMBER AUGUST 2, 2004 - State transportation officials say they are looking to break ground on a major roadway in Ewa as early as December, more than 20 years after plans for the thoroughfare were first presented to Leeward Oahu residents. full story PRINCIPAL RETURNS TO HIS RURAL ROOTS
JULY 29, 2004 - The village of 'Ewa began in 1890 with the founding of 'Ewa Plantation Co., but the beginning of 'Ewa School predates both the company and the village by eight years. full story JUDGE EXTENDS ORDER ON WALL JUNE 30, 2004 - A state judge ordered mediation yesterday between 'Ewa Beach residents and the developer responsible for an 18-foot-high wall along Papipi Road that residents want torn down. full story WALL HOT TOPIC IN EWA
JUNE 10, 2004 - Celeste Lacuesta appeared to best sum up the sentiment of many 'Ewa Beach residents last night at the 'Ewa Neighborhood Board meeting about an 18-foot-high wall along Papipi Road. full story DRIVERS WANT RIGHT TO TURN LEFT JUNE 9, 2004 - The only time Logan Willett heeds the "No Left Turn" sign at the corner of Fort Weaver Road and Kaimalie Street is when his wife is in the car. full story EWA ROAD PLANS DRAW CONCERN MAY 21, 2004 - State transportation officials heard residents' concerns and questions last night regarding the first phase of a five-year Fort Weaver Road widening project, which will start next month and eventually give the thoroughfare six lanes. more FORT WEAVER ROAD WORK BEGINS MAY 20, 2004 - Work will begin next month on the long-sought widening of the Fort Weaver Road corridor, one of the most congested areas in the state, transportation officials said yesterday. more EWA BEACH CLEAN-UP APRIL 16, 2004 - Ewa Beach residents plan to observe Earth Week by taking to Oneula Beach Park from 8 a.m. to noon tomorrow to gather and properly dispose of beer bottles, tires, shopping carts and even abandoned cars. To participate or for information call 689-1713. EWA vs. WAIPAHU
JULY 10, 2003 - The state is planning to put a 13th traffic signal on Fort Weaver Road, one of the most congested streets on O'ahu, and frustrated 'Ewa residents say they are ready to revolt. more EWA BEACH ELEMENTARY STUDENTS READ 45,345 BOOKS
JUNE 4, 2003 - Ewa Beach Elementary School teacher Ryan Peters rubbed the top of his newly shaved head and grinned. more CAMPBELL HIGH SCHOOL WINS STATE MATH BOWL
JUNE 2, 2003 - The little metal plaques down two sides of the State Math Bowl Perpetual Trophy read like some sort of chant: Punahou, Punahou, Punahou, McKinley, Punahou ...more PRIDE 4 EWA DRAWS 10,000
MAY 11, 2003 - An estimated 10,000 people descended yesterday on West O'ahu's Geiger Park for the second annual Pride 4 Ewa day. The family festival featured everything from pony rides to 'ukulele sensation Jake Shimabukuro, inflatable attractions to two rock-climbing walls, and more than three dozen food and craft booths. more PLANTATION DAYS - 1950'S MAY 2002 - "When I was a little boy, I had a twin Brother Ricky, I was Mickey. There used to be this great big tree in our yard. There was a dirt road in front of the house. The road now is called Ala Loa Street." more This site is under construction. If you have information about Ewa, Hawai`i, & would like to see it on this site, please email editor@opihi.com. |
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