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Roller-skating has rolled its way back into the hearts of Hawaii residents

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Tori Wonsowicz laces up her roller skates at Geiger Park in Ewa. Triggered by pandemic conditions, fueled by nostalgia and boosted by social media, roller-­skating is making a comeback on Oahu. Every month, from East to West Oahu, Kailua to Mililani to the North Shore, more than a dozen skating sessions are held on a regular basis. The Kapolei Inline Hockey Arenas, a roller-skating rink that had previously focused on hockey, has been offering public skating on weekends, drawing capacity crowds.
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Michelle Taco, right, and Harmony Moses show other skaters how to perform dance moves at Geiger Park in Ewa.
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Tori Wonsowicz and other skaters practics rolling through chalk patterns on the pavement at Geiger Park in Ewa.
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Ruby Redona, left, and Jamila Abreu skate together at Geiger Park in Ewa.
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Harmony Moses draws chalk patterns for skaters to follow at Geiger Park in Ewa.
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Barbara Delaforce, center, shows Melissa Garvey, right, and Harmony Moses how to skate around chalk markings at Geiger Park in Ewa.
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Jerry “Ol’ Skool” Anderson leads other skaters in the "Cha Cha Slide" at the Kapolei Inline Hockey Arena.
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Talaysha Ross and Marvin Bonneville, right, compete in a roller-skate dance contest at the Kapolei Inline Hockey Arena in Kapolei.
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Skaters mingle on a colorfully lit rink at the Kapolei Inline Hockey Arena in Kapolei.
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Skaters dance together at the Kapolei Inline Hockey Arena.

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