Archive for November, 2007

[ December 11, 2007; 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm. ] …sponsored by the Friends of the Library at Kahuku, and including a high school band “Musical Break” about 6:15

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Holiday music at Kahuku Library

Posted in November 9th, 2007

by Mikaele in Events

[ December 4, 2007; 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm. ] …with the BYU-Hawaii Chamber Ensemble under the direction of Dr. Dan Bradshaw, and the Koolauloa Children’s Choir led by Esther Macy, followed by a sing-along

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President Eyring installs ninth president of BYUH

Posted in November 8th, 2007

by Mikaele in Koolauloa

Several thousand students, guests, government leaders and several other university presidents gathered in the Cannon Activities Center on Nov. 6 to observe President Henry B. Eyring [pictured at right], Second Counselor in the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, install Dr. Steven C. Wheelwright as the ninth president of Brigham […]

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BYUH, PCC break ground for Iosepa’s halau wa’a

Posted in November 8th, 2007

by Mikaele in Koolauloa

With shell trumpets blowing, over a dozen BYU-Hawaii and Polynesian Cultural Center leaders, kupuna, community members, contractors, carvers, and others used traditional Hawaiian o’o or digging sticks on Nov. 6 to ceremonially break ground in the PCC’s Hawaiian village for the new $2.65 million halau wa’a.
The learning compound will become an important part of the […]

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kaleo.info is now online

Posted in November 8th, 2007

by Mikaele in Koolauloa

You’re looking at the new online edition of Kaleo: Koolauloa News. This is the same site that carried the former Kaleo publication — but with a totally new design and lots of new features, including:

The latest key stories, which will be published soon after […]

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Kupuna ‘talk story’: Aunty Tino

Posted in November 8th, 2007

by Mikaele in Koolauloa

While many people in Koolauloa today recognize Fuatino “Tino” Tinei Suapaia Koahou, 84, as a guitar-playing kupuna with the Nani Laie Serenaders — the volunteer musical group who perform at funerals, weddings, birthday parties and other events in the community — only old-timers will remember that at one time the lively lady was a well-known […]

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