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A trio of zebra doves preened and sunned themselves at Magic Island Recreational Park on Wednesday.

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Hawaii Foodbank held its 27th annual Food Drive Day Saturday, with volunteers at locations across Oahu asking motorists and passers-by for monetary or food donations. The nonprofit agency, which has a Kauai branch and also aids Maui and Hawaii island organizations, distributed more than 12.2 million pounds of food from its Oahu and Kauai warehouses, according to its 2015 annual report. Above, Honolulu police officer Ben Lloyd, center, and Anthony Sunia of the Hawaii Government Employees Association, right, helped stack some of the 3,000 pounds of donations from HPD onto pallets at Waterfront Plaza on Saturday.

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Jeffrey Kayo and Nina Ho posed for a photo next to the Ke Kilohana home selection board Saturday after choosing the unit they plan to purchase. The first-time homebuyers were among the winners of a lottery to purchase one of 375 moderately priced units in the condominium being developed by Howard Hughes Corp. at the corner of Ward Avenue and Halekauwila Street.

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Brandon Wilson did not let the rain ruin his Sunday morning as he relaxed in a hammock at the Kapahulu groin in Waikiki.

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Colton Uyeda, 2, and his dad, David, shared a noodle dish Sunday at the Honpa Hongwanji Hawaii Betsuin’s Taste of Hongwanji and Bazaar 2016. The event off Pali Highway included a rummage sale, plant sale, bake sale and more.

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Three year old Noah Wong is visited by the lion from the Siu Lum Pai Kung Fu Association after he “fed” the lion with a monetary donation while his dad, Mark, right, holds an umbrella, during the Honpa Hongwanji Hawaii Betsuin’s Taste of Hongwanji and Bazaar 2016, where attendees had the opportunity to look through items in a Thrift Shop rummage sale, a plant sale, a bake sale and “Ono-Kine” food selections, many based on their recent cookbook, Sunday, April 17, 2016. The Siu Lum Pai Kung Fu Association performed a lion dance at the event.

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Two year old Colton Uyeda “feeds” the lion from the Siu Lum Pai Kung Fu Association with a monetary donation during the Honpa Hongwanji Hawaii Betsuin’s Taste of Hongwanji and Bazaar 2016, where attendees had the opportunity to look through items in a Thrift Shop rummage sale, a plant sale, a bake sale and “Ono-Kine” food selections, many based on their recent cookbook, Sunday, April 17, 2016. The Siu Lum Pai Kung Fu Association performed a lion dance at the event.

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Scouts from Honpa Hongwanji’s Troop 49 man the grills to cook up hamburger patties at the Honpa Hongwanji Hawaii Betsuin’s Taste of Hongwanji and Bazaar 2016, where attendees had the opportunity to look through items in a Thrift Shop rummage sale, a plant sale, a bake sale and “Ono-Kine” food selections, many based on their recent cookbook, Sunday, April 17, 2016.

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Colorful orchids and other plants were on sale at the Honpa Hongwanji Hawaii Betsuin’s Taste of Hongwanji and Bazaar 2016, where attendees had the opportunity to look through items in a Thrift Shop rummage sale, a plant sale, a bake sale and “Ono-Kine” food selections, many based on their recent cookbook, Sunday, April 17, 2016.

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Don Persons, a Waikiki real estate agent, showed off his 1916 Model T Depot Hack on Monday near Kapiolani Park. He got it a year ago from an owner in Northern California. Its top speed is 40 mph.

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High school players were treated to a rainbow at the first tee Monday during the Interscholastic League of Honolulu golf championship at the Oahu Country Club in Nuuanu.

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A street art mural seemed to stare at a passing man along Waialae Avenue earlier this week.

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A wall along Hotel Street provided a colorful backdrop for passers-by on Monday.

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Shepherded by a nearly full moon, a plane operated by Australian airline Jetstar made its approach to Honolulu Airport early Thursday morning.

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., held hands with Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hawaii, during a town hall at Gettysburg College on Friday in Gettysburg, Pa.

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Volunteers with the Mililani Hawaii Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints worked to spruce up a large portion of Central Oahu Regional Park on Saturday. It is an annual community service project for the group. Stake members painted curbs, trimmed shrubs, picked up litter and raked lawns. Conner Collings of the Waipiolani Ward raked dry leaves and cuttings.

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Lilikoi, left, and Rella, Pomeranians owned by Kathy Norris, posed with Ooh La La the poodle, owned by Jeannine Camp, during the 2016 Kailua Town Party street festival Sunday in Kailua.

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Sofilu Junco looked on while her daughter, Lila, 2, prepared to ride her bike around the play structure at Kaneohe District Park on Monday.

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The longest-running May Day pageant in the state was held Friday, featuring the students of Holy Nativity School. Kindergartners Aris Miliaresis-Costes, left, Aleki Williams, Grayson Pien and Emma Prose participated.

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Monte Kim played with his dog, Mele, at the University of Hawaii football practice field earlier this week.

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BMX racers make their way around the track during warm-ups before the start of the races at Sandbox BMX. About a hundred riders turned out at the Sandbox BMX facility at Sand Island to race their bikes in the novice, intermediate and expert classes, Saturday, April 2, 2016. Racers range from 5 years to 50 years old in today’s races or “motos,” with a special group of young racers ages 2yrs to 5yrs racing “striders.”

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BMX racers in the first round of “Moto 13” - 11 years old and under, Intermediate class - take off as the gate drops at Sandbox BMX. About a hundred riders turned out at the Sandbox BMX facility at Sand Island to race their bikes in the novice, intermediate and expert classes, Saturday, April 2, 2016. Racers range from 5 years to 50 years old in today’s races or “motos,” with a special group of young racers ages 2yrs to 5yrs racing “striders.”

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Gavan O’Reilly, 23, of Kailua practices tricks on his BMX bike at Keolu Skatepark in Kailua on Sunday, April 3, 2016. O’Reilly has been living in Hawaii for over 5 years and plans to leave for his home state of Washington at the end of the month. He lives close to the park and often rides down from his house to bike at the park.

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BMX racers of all ages and skill levels participate in a parade of bikes with their families looking on around the track prior to the start of the races at Sandbox BMX. About a hundred riders turned out at the Sandbox BMX facility at Sand Island to race their bikes in the novice, intermediate and expert classes, Saturday, April 2, 2016. Racers range from 5 years to 50 years old in today’s races or “motos,” with a special group of young racers ages 2yrs to 5yrs racing “striders.”

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Lola Legler riding bike #538 passes Grayson Hanson riding #144 in the 4 year old and under age class of “striders” in a “local race” at Sandbox BMX. About a hundred riders turned out at the Sandbox BMX facility at Sand Island to race their bikes in the novice, intermediate and expert classes, Saturday, April 2, 2016. Racers range from 5 years to 50 years old in today’s races or “motos,” with a special group of young racers ages 2yrs to 5yrs racing “striders,” bikes without pedals.

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Avin Amerman on #30 leads other racers in the first round of “Moto13” - 11 years old and under, Intermediate class - at the Sandbox BMX track. About a hundred riders turned out at the Sandbox BMX facility at Sand Island to race their bikes in the novice, intermediate and expert classes, Saturday, April 2, 2016. Racers range from 5 years to 50 years old in today’s races or “motos,” with a special group of young racers ages 2yrs to 5yrs racing “striders.”

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Kai Rowland, 11, of Waimanalo practices skateboard tricks at Keolu Skatepark in Kailua on Sunday, April 3, 2016. Rowland and his neighborhood friends come to the park often.

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Orel Gosman, 11, of Waimanalo practices tricks at Keolu Skatepark in Kailua on Sunday, April 3, 2016. Iolani won 5-2.

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Gavan O’Reilly, 23, top, of Kailua jumps over skateboarder Kai Rowland, 11, of Waimanalo on his BMX bike at Keolu Skatepark in Kailua on Sunday, April 3, 2016. O’Reilly has been living in Hawaii for over 5 years and plans to leave for his home state of Washington at the end of the month. He lives close to the park and often rides down from his house to bike at the park. Rowland and his friends come to the park often.

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Racers in “Moto 4” - 6 year old and under Novice class - ride over the first straightaway at the Sandbox BMX track. About a hundred riders turned out at the Sandbox BMX facility at Sand Island to race their bikes in the novice, intermediate and expert classes, Saturday, April 2, 2016. Racers range from 5 years to 50 years old in today’s races or “motos,” with a special group of young racers ages 2yrs to 5yrs racing “striders.”

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Nathan Lopez was hanging loose at Ala Moana Beach Park’s workout area Monday.

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Mari Lejjena, 13, and Mikey Chanthabouasith, 12, made their way home from school Tuesday afternoon in Wahiawa.

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Above, the group flashed shakas after their lesson.

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Surf instructor Mari Hill gave a surfing lesson Monday to Tomoya Kakiyo, left, Tomoko Hayashi, Ayumi Kawase, Shota Oishi and Kaori Nakahara in Waikiki. The five were visiting from Japan.

COURTESY SCOTT ISHIKAWA

Trinity Shiroma of Radford High School tried to complete simple tasks Saturday while wearing “marijuana goggles” that simulated what it is like to drive impaired. The activity was part of the Operation Driver Excellence event at Aloha Stadium, which highlighted the dangers of distracted driving and promoted safe driving habits. It was organized by the Department of Education and sponsored by Par Hawaii and DTRIC Insurance.

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City Department of Enterprise Services employees Rodney Rabang, left, and June Barcacio showed the result of their work: a truckload of ogo that they collected during a pond cleanup at the Neal Blaisdell Center on Saturday. The ogo is delivered to the Honolulu Zoo, where it is mixed with elephant manure for fertilizer. It was the sixth truckload of the day.

COURTESY HAWAIIAN AIRLINES

Hawaiian Airlines Capts. Bryan Shirota, left, and Alton Farm posed for a photo with a child who participated in The Arc’s inaugural Wings for Autism event, hosted by Hawaiian Airlines on Saturday at Honolulu Airport. The event, which included 30 families and 114 “passengers,” was an airport rehearsal specially designed for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families and aviation professionals. It allowed individuals and families to prepare for, practice and gain confidence with air travel in a controlled, real-life environment.

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A man was silhouetted below an arch of the Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial as he took a stroll Monday.