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Sovereign Council of Hawaiian Homestead Associations members rallied Monday for reform at the Department
of Hawaiian Home Lands outside the agency's Kapolei building. Native Hawaiian protesters lay blame
on DHHL, alleging abuse and mismanagement of their land trust.
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Keiki dancers of Halau Na Mamo O Tulipa of Waianae performed at the Food and New Product Show 2018 in the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall
on Sunday. The show featured more than 200 vendors with new products for the kitchen, food samples, live cooking demonstrations and
a farm-to-table farmers market. There also was a plant sale and entertainment.
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People walked out on the sea wall near
Queen's Surf Beach in Waikiki, above, on
Monday to get a closer look at sea life
and the surf rolling in.
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People
walked onto the promenade near the
Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial to get
a closer look at the waves splashing on
the sea wall.
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Native Americans participated Sunday in the Grand Entry that began the day's activities at the 44th annual Honolulu
Intertribal Powwow. The two-day event featured Native American drumming, singing, dancing, children's activities,
educational booths, native fry bread and tacos, and more at Ala Moana Regional Park.
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Carter Yeh, 8, volleyed a ball back over the net to Jan Ian Basoc, a McKinley High
School senior volunteering with the U.S. Tennis Association's Play to Learn Tennis
activity, at the 25th annual Hawaii Children and Youth Day on Sunday, which
celebrated keiki with food, entertainment and activities around the state Capitol.
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Kacy Uyeno, 9, left, and Jaye McClay, 10, "sweep" the rock.
Later in the day, 20 teams from companies statewide competed in the bank's fundraiser, which raised $100,000 for Kahauiki
Village, an organization committed to helping local homeless families.
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Zariah releases the stone, center, as she uses a stabilizer to keep her balance. Fellow
Olympic gold medalist Joe Polo, in red on far left, assists another student. The morning event was held in conjunction with
the bank's annual fundraiser and its KeikoCo Business Plan Competition, which was won by the Mililani Waena team of
Ainsley Coullahan and Camryn Kunihisa.
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Zariah Picojudson, 9, of Mililani Waena Elementary School, receives tips on how to "throw the rock" from curling
Olympic gold medalist Tyler George, right, during a student clinic Thursday at the Ice Palace. Trish Albrecht of sponsor
American Savings Bank is on the left.
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Police officers socialized Wednesday with members of the community at the Kahala Mall Starbucks for the
Honolulu Police Department's National Coffee with a Cop Day. Ilse Pratt had pastries to share with Bobby
Driskill, left, and Todd Wataoka.
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Gold Star Mothers (L-R) Lana Ailes, Kiersty Vaughan and Nikee Kramer held flags dedicated to their fallen sons after the "Gold Star Mother's and Family's Day Ceremony" held at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific on Sunday.
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A procession of surviving family members were escorted by military personnel during the "Gold Star Mother's and Family's Day Ceremony" held at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific on Sunday. The ceremony honored the mothers and families of 32 fallen service members with prayer and guest speakers culminating with an offering of flowers, lei and the placement of their loved ones boots at the base of the Lady Columbia statue.
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Parents of fallen service members carried a maile lei to be draped at the foot of
the Lady Columbia statue during the "Gold Star Mother's and Family's Day
Ceremony" held Sunday at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.
Theresa Hamilton, left, LaShawnda Holmes, Tony Ruiz, Raven Bren, Rachelle
Delfino and Jon Stremel walked together.
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Military personnel and family members stoodby during a procession at the "Gold Star Mother's and Family's Day Ceremony" held at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific on Sunday. The ceremony honored the mothers and families of 32 fallen service members with prayer and guest speakers culminating with an offering of flowers, lei and the placement of their loved ones boots at the base of the Lady Columbia statue.
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Elaine Kuhns wept after participating in the "Gold Star Mother's and Family's Day Ceremony" held at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific on Sunday. Kuhns survives her son Sgt. 1st Class Jason Wojcik. “For a while I felt like I was going backwards but now it feels like I’m going forward,” said Kuhns.
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Elaine Kuhns wept after participating in the "Gold Star Mother's and Family's Day Ceremony" held at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific on Sunday. Kuhns survives her son Sgt. 1st Class Jason Wojcik. “For a while I felt like I was going backwards but now it feels like I’m going forward,” said Kuhns.
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Decorated service members' boots
were lined up to be placed at the base of the Lady Columbia statue.
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