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Haleiwa’s new look

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PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA ON FEB. 25,
20150225-4204 BSN HALEIWA Susan Todani of Kamehameha Schools gives us a tour of their $16 million North Shore project Haleiwa Store Lots, which is now three quarters complete and attracting lots of tourists. Kamehameha School's Sr. Asset Manager Kalani Fronda talks about the project and and the role that it will play catering to local residents and the 2.5 million or so visitors that visit the North Shore each year. This is the new walkway. The building in the background fronting the street is Matusmoto Shave Ice. The green lawn area and where the large tree is at (on the left) use to be a gravel and dirt parking lot for Matsumoto Shave Ice. PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA. FEB. 25, 2015.
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PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA ON FEB. 25,
20150225-4596 BSN HALEIWA Susan Todani of Kamehameha Schools gives us a tour of their $16 million North Shore project Haleiwa Store Lots, which is now three quarters complete and attracting lots of tourists. Kamehameha School's Sr. Asset Manager Kalani Fronda talks about the project and and the role that it will play catering to local residents and the 2.5 million or so visitors that visit the North Shore each year. This is the outside of Matsumoto Shave Ice. It's very common to be very busy with the line snaking along the new sidewalk. PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA. FEB. 25, 2015.
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PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA ON FEB. 25,
20150225-4399 BSN HALEIWA Susan Todani of Kamehameha Schools gives us a tour of their $16 million North Shore project Haleiwa Store Lots, which is now three quarters complete and attracting lots of tourists. Kamehameha School's Sr. Asset Manager Kalani Fronda talks about the project and and the role that it will play catering to local residents and the 2.5 million or so visitors that visit the North Shore each year. This is Stanley Matsumoto and his wife Noriko (of Matsumoto's Shave Ice) inside their new addition that they are working on to complete. They are next to his dad's original cash register that was used when his dad first opened the store. PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA. FEB. 25, 2015.
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PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA ON FEB. 25,
20150225-4906 BSN HALEIWA Susan Todani of Kamehameha Schools gives us a tour of their $16 million North Shore project Haleiwa Store Lots, which is now three quarters complete and attracting lots of tourists. Kamehameha School's Sr. Asset Manager Kalani Fronda talks about the project and and the role that it will play catering to local residents and the 2.5 million or so visitors that visit the North Shore each year. Cousins (l-r) Moriah Hughes, Titus McDonald and Chandler Currier are arm and arm as they relax on a chair. Seated on the left are Michelle Currier (mother) and Josh McDonald (dad). Standing are Chris Currier (dad) and and his son Chris Currier. They are visiting from Montana. They are facing the Haleiwa Fruit Stand. Josh said it was great "just relaxing." PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA. FEB. 25, 2015.
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PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA ON FEB. 25,
20150225-4217 BSN HALEIWA Susan Todani of Kamehameha Schools gives us a tour of their $16 million North Shore project Haleiwa Store Lots, which is now three quarters complete and attracting lots of tourists. Kamehameha School's Sr. Asset Manager Kalani Fronda talks about the project and and the role that it will play catering to local residents and the 2.5 million or so visitors that visit the North Shore each year. Teddy's Bigger Burger new location in Haleiwa is busy. It also features a bar. There is a tiki style theme. PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA. FEB. 25, 2015.