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July 28, 2010 - MidWeek The Islander

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Terewai Hays

Mahalo, sailors. The USS Bonhomme Richard crew took time from RIMPAC exercises to do restoration work at Ho’omaluhia Botanical Garden, Heeia Stream and other Oahu sites ... Before it’s ancient history, here’s a report on area awardees at National History Day in June in Washington, D.C. Kahuku Intermediate’s Kameron Ho Ching, Ethan Miller and Kenner Shumway were recognized in Junior Group Performance for Bam! Ka-Pow! Shazam! And the Comic Strip Began! And Mokapu Elementary student Tatiana Zamora stood out in Junior Individual Exhibit for Japan’s Secret Unit 731: Innovations in Biological Warfare ...

Terewai Hays (Kahuku 2000) has graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB, Texas, and Tabare Faison of Kailua has graduated from Air National Guard basics, also at Lackland ...

Here are the first-place winners in the Kailua parade, ahem: Hawaii Education for the Arts (float, motor vehicle unit), Cub Scout Pack 311 (marching, horse unit), Halau Pua O Na Alii (dancing, band, music unit; also best float), Korean War Veterans (military, veterans unit) and Cinnamon’s Family Restaurant (best use of theme) ...

Tabare Faison

Cinnamon Twist. The 25-year-old Kailua restaurant has another theme going as well, called “Share the Aloha.” Through Aug. 4, present a 25-percent-off coupon to your server there - to help pay for another party’s bill. Check out the July 7 or 21 Windward Islander for the coupon ...

Fish beats meat at a building that keeps re-inventing itself. Kaneohe’s Fresh Catch shop is moving a couple blocks mauka on Kamehameha Highway to the newly blue structure most-recently vacated by Blazin’ Steaks. The little eatery with the big parking lot first opened as a KFC, followed by Papa John’s. Let me know if I missed any ...

Kaneohe’s Devon Nekoba reads at 7 p.m. Sunday for a live taping of Aloha Shorts at HPR’s Atherton Studio (955-8821): Working Construction by Eric Chock and A Local Man’s Work by Gail Harada. And Krisha Fairchild of Laie tops that by reading pieces by three authors ...