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NORTH SHORE NEWS September 27, 2017 VOLUME 34, NUMBER 18
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the right to seize and dispose of any merchandise be- Council Chair ing sold or distributed on park land in violation of Emeritus these rules. The new rules are available online at parks.hono- Ernie Martin lulu.gov in the “Rules & Regulations” section. Serving You in District 2 4th Annual Kokua Smiles New Park Rules for the Sale or Distribution of Offering Free Dental Care Expressive Materials to Oahu Residents As of September 8, 2017, the Department of Parks Free services available at two locations on Friday, and Recreation has adopted new rules and repealed September 29, from 8am - 5pm at Dental Care of Pearl- the prior “Rules and Regulations Governing the Sale ridge ad Waialae Dental Care. This is the fourth year of Message-bearing Merchandise by Nonprofit Orga- that the two practices will be partnering to present nizations in City Parks and Facilities.” Kokua Smiles, a one-day event to serve those in the The new rules under Honolulu Administrative community who don't have access to regular dental Rules Title 19, Chapter 18 entitled “Sale or Distribu- care. tion of Expressive Materials” is now in effect at city The free services are available to the general public parks. by appointment at the two locations, Dental Care of Under the new rules, expressive materials are Pearlridge 808-489-9530 and Waialae Dental Care permitted for sale and distribution. Expressive ma- 808-732-4377. Walk-ins will also be accepted on a terials are defined as any written or printed material first come first serve basis. containing political, religious, philosophical or ideo- Procedures must be accomplished within one logical messages. This includes, but is not limited to: visit and are limited to one procedure per patient. books, pamphlets, handbills, cards, circulars, pictures, Some examples of procedures that may be performed magazines, and leaflets. are cleanings, sealants, fillings and extractions. No Another change to the rules is that sale of items crowns, dentures, root canals or other complex pro- defined as merchandise is prohibited. The items cedures wll be performed. include, but are not limited to: food, drink, coffee mugs, beverage containers, sunglasses, flags, records, patches, maps, jewelry, handicraft, decals, audio or video tapes, shirts, hats, ties, shorts, footwear or any other clothing article. Sales permits approved under the old rules for the month of September 2017, prior to the implementa- tion of the new rules, will be honored. Other rules for permitted sales within parks, such as those outlined by temporary concession permits and designated concessionaire agreements, are not affected by these new rules as they do not apply to the sale and distribution of expressive materials in conjunction with a First Amendment activity. Also under the new rules, a permit is necessary for use of a portable table, within a designated area, for the purposes of selling or distributing expressive materials. No other structure, equipment or park sur- face such as chairs, display mats, shelving, umbrellas, tents, canopies, podiums or platforms can be used to sell or distribute expressive materials on park land. The designated areas are located where there will be minimal impact to other park functions and facili- ties. The portable tables and all materials must be removed from the site each day and nothing can be stored at the park location. Permit applications for these activities will not be accepted more than a year before the proposed request date and cannot be used for a period lasting longer than 14 days. The Department of Parks and Recreation reserves Page 6 www.northshorenews.com September 27, 2017
YOU ARE INVITED: PUBLIC INFORMATIONAL MEETING HALE‘IWA IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT PROJECT Hale‘iwa, Waialua District, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i
On behalf of the City and County of Honolulu (“City”), Department of Design and Construction (DDC), the public is invited to attend a Public Informational Meeting for the Environmental Impact Statement Preparation Notice (EISPN) for the Hale‘iwa Improvement District (ID) Project (“Project”). Improvements being contemplated include the construction of walkways, undergrounding of utilities and installation of landscaping along Kamehameha Highway between the ‘Ōpae‘ula Stream Bridge, also known as “Twin Bridges”, and the Anahulu River Bridge within the Hale‘iwa Special District. Community input from the meeting will be used to identify issues and refine the Project alternatives for evaluation in the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) being prepared for the Project, in conformance with Hawai‘i Revised Statutes (HRS) Chapter 343 and Hawai‘i Administrative Rules Section 11-200. In addition, we are asking for the community’s help to identify relevant environmental, social and technical issues related to the Project that should be evaluated through the EIS process. Meeting Location and Time: Place: Waialua Elementary School Cafeteria Time: Tuesday, October 10, 2017 67-020 Waialua Beach Road 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Waialua, HI 96791
For more information about the Project or meeting, or if you require special assistance, auxiliary aid and/or service to participate in this event (i.e. sign language interpreter; interpreter for language other than English, or wheelchair accessibility), please contact Jim Niermann, Planning Project Manager, at (808) 842-1133 or email your request to [email protected] at least five (5) business days prior to the event.
Dental health announcement from the Haleiwa Family Dental Center, Ltd.
Well, it’s that time of the year. Most dental insurance have a maximum annual dollar limit they will pay each year. The rollover date is usually January 1st. Improve your health while saving money or setting up an exam and cleaning appointment today. Please do not wait until December as often there are not enough appointments to ac- commodate everyone. Waiting until January may result in more personal expense. Call your dental health provider to make the most of you dental benefits. Sincerely, Todd R Okazaki, D.D.S. Come Celebrate our North Shore Community & Surf Culture September 27, 2017 www.northshorenews.com Page 7
of coastline is now enjoyed by thousands of beach Senator goers every weekend. Some folks are unaware of the hazards left behind by bonfires like hot coals and Gil Riviere hidden nails. Others do not realize the threat dogs pose to endangered birds. Thankfully, we now have Serving Oahu’s North and a specialist on the job to kindly educate people and Windward Shores to foster better management of this precious asset, Kaena Point State Park. New Outreach Specialist My phone number is 586-7330. My email ad- at Kaena Point State Park dress is [email protected]. Follow us on In the wake of the horrendous slaughter of alba- FaceBook or online at SenatorRiviere.com. Please tross in late 2015, I introduced legislation to place visit us in Room 217 at the Capitol; or let’s talk educational and enforcement personnel at Kaena closer to home, maybe the next time we pass in the State Park. During its hearing in committee, SB3065 street. Mahalo. helped draw attention to the shortage of enforce- ment officers throughout Hawaii and drew special attention to the need for active, personal outreach at Kaena Point. Following the 2016 session, the Department of (808) 778-8443 (808) 304-5776 Land and Natural Resources re-allocated funds with- in its Division of Forestry and Wildlife to hire a new outreach and education specialist for Kaena Point. Jaime Raduenzel is that person. Jaime engages residents and visitors to help them avoid destructive activities such as mud bog- ging and off-road driving that rips up vegetation and causes erosion harmful to the reefs. She ensures compliance with the vehicle permit system and helps keep an eye on endangered and threatened species. Jaime has already secured grants for new projects that will benefit the park. The outreach specialist has far more work to do than any person could possibly accomplish alone, so she is looking for volunteers who may be inter- ested in joining various work days to remove inva- sive plants, protect native species, and other tasks. There are some positive improvements to vegeta- tion and the coastline beyond the gate, but there is still much work to be done. Volunteers are encour- aged to email their name, contact information and interests to [email protected] Of course, this work builds upon the efforts of so many community members and volunteers who came before and continue to protect this area. The Kaena Point Natural Area Reserve has rebounded wonderfully with vegetation and wildlife since the construction of the predator fence. Army Beach is much nicer since vehicular access was restricted and the vegetation has returned. Vehicular access beyond the end of the paved road has been managed through a gate and permit- ting system established in 2014. Permits are free and easy to request through DLNR.hawaii.gov/dsp/ oahu. The dirt and rocky road is only suitable for four-wheel drive vehicles, yet more than 6000 ve- hicles are now registered. No permits are necessary to walk into the gated section of the park. More and more people come to this area every day. What was once a quiet, almost desolate, stretch Page 8 www.northshorenews.com September 27, 2017
line. You can expect breakfast burritos, fresh fruit Representative and vegetables, local jewelry and a variety of other vendors. Lauren Address:59-360 Kamehameha Hwy Haleiwa, HI 96712 · (808) 638-8777 Matsumoto Schedule: Saturdays 9:00am -2:00pm Serving You in District 45 In addition to the farmers markets listed above Aloha Friends, Family, and Neighbors! there are also individual farms stands that are open A great way to buy produce in Hawaii is at farm- daily across the North Shore. As always, please feel ers markets. We are lucky on the North Shore be- free to contact me if you have questions or concerns cause markets have sprung up everywhere and you about any happenings in our community. Call me can enjoy the benefits associated with a farmers mar- at (808) 586-9490, email RepMatsumoto@Capitol. ket without having to drive more than just a couple Hawaii.gov, or visit RepMatsumoto.com. of miles. Fruits and vegetables at farmers markets are fresh and ripe since produce is picked recently at its peak. You can also expect a variety, although North Shore News Pet Issue Hawaii’s seasons are mild, the items at a farmers Would you like to see your pet(s) markets change with the seasons. By shopping at featured in the NSN? a farmers market you are shopping local, keeping the money in our economy and providing jobs for Email your pet pictures those in our community. When shopping at a farm- with a caption to ers market you receive the benefit of being able to [email protected] ask the person working the farm stand where the produce came from and how it was grown. Farmers Publication Date: markets are also a great social outing often provid- October 11 ing entrainement, ready to eat food and items made Deadline Date: by local artist. September 29 Across the North Shore there are a variety of Blu farmers markets to choose from: Waialua Farmers Market: This farmers market is located at the Old Waialua Sugar Mill, giving it a nice setting that reflects the agricultural history of the area. You can expect locally baked goods, fresh fruits, locally grown vegetables, hot food & more! Address: 67-106 Kealohanui St, Waialua, HI 96791 Schedule: Wednesday, 4:30PM – 7:00PM; Saturday 8:30PM – 2:00PM
Haleiwa Town Farmers Market- Located right in Haleiwa on Cane Haul Road behind the North Shore Marketplace. You can expect fruits and vegetables, locally made baked goods, plants for sale and food vendors. Address: 66-280 Kamehameha Hwy, Haleiwa, HI 96712 Schedule: Sundays 10:30am-2:00pm
Haleiwa Farmer’s Market: The setting of Waimea Valley makes this farmers market a great place to visit just for the scenery alone. You can expect lo- cally sourced meat, meals ready to eat, fresh fruit and vegetables, live music and local artist. Address:59-864 Kamehameha Hwy, Haleiwa, HI 96712 Schedule:Thursday’s 2-7p at Waimea Valley OFF da Island in Osaka, Japan North Shore Country Market- Located at Sunset Pulelehua Critchlow from Sunset Beach Elementary pic- Elementary School right across the street from pipe- tured here in Osaka, Japan. September 27, 2017 www.northshorenews.com Page 9
Ask the Doctor Jason Hughes *CRAFT FAIR* Saturday, October 21, 2017 Chief Medical Officer 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Kahuku Medical Center Come and join us at our annual craft fair!!! Some of the items for sale are: Jewelry, baby clothing & accessories, and other handmade crafts Essential oils, skincare, health & wellness products and spinal screenings Q: Is sleep apnea dangerous? Bento, sushi, baked goods, fruit preserves, and much more! HALEIWA JODO MISSION It can be if it’s left untreated. You may have heard Interested in selling your craft items? 66-279A Haleiwa Road Please call 637-4382 or email Melanie that Carrie Fisher, the Star Wars heroine, died Phone: 637-4382 at [email protected] (Opposite end of Alii Beach Park from the for more information. in part from complications associated with sleep Haleiwa Boat Harbor) apnea. Sleep apnea occurs when a person’s breathing is interrupted during sleep. People with the disorder stop breathing repeatedly, starving their brain and body from oxygen. Sleep apnea can affect anyone at any age, even children. SEAMLESS ALUMINUM & COPPER RAINGUTTERS SEAMLESS ALUMINUM & COPPER RAINGUTTERS The most common sign of sleep apnea is chronic SEAMLESSIN ALUMINUM HOUSE SHEET & COPPER METAL WORK RAINGUTTERS loud snoring. Other signs are daytime sleepiness, “Let us Protect your Castle” “Let us Protect your your Castle” Castle” restless sleep, waking up with a very sore or dry John Manning, President throat or morning headaches. Ask your bed part- JohnJohn Manning, Manning, PresidentPresident ner if he or she has noticed that you snore, choke, P.O. Box 84 Email: [email protected] 930 Palm Place 930 Palm Place Wahiawa, Hawaii 96186 gasp or seem to stop breathing during sleep. Waialua, HI 96791 Website: 808gutterking.com Wahiawa,Ph: Hawaii (808) 621-511596786 License:Email: C-23936 [email protected] Ph: (808) 737-7246 Email: [email protected] Sleep apnea is serious and can cause a number of Ph: (808) 638-7246 Located in theWebsite: Waialua Sugar gutterking808.com Mill Fax: (808) 621-4633 Website: gutterking808.com health problems including high blood pressure, Fax: (808) 621-4633 License: C- 23936 Cell: (808) 864-6603 License: C- 23936 stroke, heart failure, irregular heartbeats, heart attacks, diabetes, depression, headaches and worsening ADHD. It may also affect work and school activities and academic underachievement in children and adolescents. Please talk with your physician if you think you SEAMLESS ALUMINUM & COPPER RAINGUTTERS SEAMLESS ALUMINUM & COPPER RAINGUTTERS have a problem. Your doctor may recommend a “Let us Protect your Castle” “Let us Protect your Castle” sleep study (at home or at a sleep disorder center) to help with the diagnosis. John Manning, President John Manning, President Thankfully there are ways to fix sleep apnea. It can930 Palm Place 930 Palm Place be as easy as changing the way you sleep or losingWahiawa, Hawaii 96186 Wahiawa, Hawaii 96186 weight. Depending on the cause of your sleep ap-Ph: (808) 737-7246 Email: [email protected] Ph: (808) 737-7246 Email: [email protected] nea, a dental or surgical procedure may be helpful.Fax: (808) 621-4633 Website: gutterking808.com Fax: (808) 621-4633 Website: gutterking808.com A common treatment is continuous positive air- Cell: (808) 864-6603 License: C- 23936 Cell: (808) 864-6603 License: C- 23936 way pressure (CPAP) therapy—essentially a mask worn over the nose and/or mouth while you sleep that helps ensure you keep breathing. Treatment often results in quick improvements in how you feel! SEAMLESS ALUMINUM & COPPER RAINGUTTERS SEAMLESS ALUMINUM & COPPER RAINGUTTERS Do you think you have sleep apnea? Visit the Primary Care Clinic at Kahuku Medical Center “Let us Protect your Castle” “Let us Protect your Castle” (KMC) and get some answers. For previous John Manning, President John Manning, President columns and more info on KMC, go to www.kmc-hi.org 930 Palm Place 930 Palm Place Wahiawa, Hawaii 96186 Wahiawa, Hawaii 96186 Do you have a medical question?Ph: (808)OFF 737-7246 da Island in Reno,Email: Nevada [email protected] Ph: (808) 737-7246 Email: [email protected] Email [email protected]: (808)Waialua 621-4633 residents Jim andWebsite: Cindy gutterking808.comCovell having fun in Fax: (808) 621-4633 Website: gutterking808.com Cell: (808)Reno, 864-6603 Nevada. License: C- 23936 Cell: (808) 864-6603 License: C- 23936
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North Shore WELCOME TO THE NORTH SHORE! Chamber of Commerce News
City and County of Honolulu Department of Planning and Permitting Presentation at the North Shore Chamber of Commerce Membership Meeting An audience of nearly 70 Visit us at Chamber members and business 66-434 Kamehameha Hwy., people gathered at Haleiwa Joe’s Haleiwa - across from the post office. to hear Kathy Sokugawa, Acting Director of the Department of Planning and Permitting, speak • Visitor regarding her department’s role Information and decisionmaking criteria in • Business land use planning, zoning, build- Kathy Sokugawa, Acting Director of the Services - ing permits, inspections and en- Department of Plan- forcement. Her full powerpoint ning and Permitting. Printing, presentation titled, “North Shore faxing, etc. Land Use Planning and Implementation,” can be found on the Chamber’s website at www.gonorth- • Historical Information & Tours shore.org. www.GoNorthShore.org Joe Acosta of non-profit ALEA Bridge also spoke 808.637.4558 about his organization’s outreach efforts to the homeless community in Central Oahu and North Shore communities. Joe welcomes any inquiries and North Shore Chamber of Commerce offers of support, at 492-2214 or by email, info@ale- Additional Services Include: abridge.org. Laminating, Computer & Internet, Scans, The Chamber expresses deep gratitude to Joe Conference Room Rentals Lazar and the staff at Haleiwa Joe’s for providing a delicious breakfast to attendees.
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Jack & Hannah Button with the Wall Family. North Shore Families Helping Those In Need Three North Shore Charitable Organizations addition, there are tens of thousands of people liv- join together to gather food and funds for Oahu ing in poverty, with many of them dependent upon families at risk. non-perishable food and hygiene items they receive Sunset Beach Christian Church, The Mauloa from area food pantries. Foundation and Dream of A Better World Foun- “There are many great causes to get behind here dation have joined forces to collect food and raise in the islands, homelessness and food insecurity money to help at-risk families in the Oahu area. are close to our hearts because they are close to our There is an urgent need for food and hygiene items homes. Our neighbors in some cases don’t know for the Mauloa food pantry, which serves up to one- where their next meal is coming from and that de- third of the North Shore area’s homeless and food serves our attention.” —Chris Wall. insecure families. Dream of a Better World Foundation has been The Mauloa Foundation, an outreach program heavily involved in raising funds and collecting created by Chris and Kylie Wall to serve homeless food donations for charities around the world, as and underprivileged families, is currently experienc- well as those more close to home, such as the food ing a great need to refill the shelves at its food pan- pantry. “We used social media and reached out to try. The Mauloa Foundation is working with Sunset families and organizations across Hawaii and the Beach Christian Church, a North Shore area church mainland to drum up support for this cause. It was that ministers to area families who are at risk. great to see just how many people wanted to get Rounding out the charities involved in restocking involved!” —Hannah Button. the pantry is Dream of a Better World Foundation, The church has requested that people interested a non-profit created by high school students Carly, in donating non-perishable items to the food pantry Jackson and Hannah Button. contact the church office at (808) 638-0019 to find Although our islands are a magnet for tourists out which non-perishable food items are needed the and visitors year round, the underlying issues of most at this time. In addition, donations of hygiene hunger and poverty are increasing rather than de- items and first aid supplies are accepted at the North creasing. A recent report from the U.S. Department Shore Church office, located at 59-578 Kamehame- of Housing and Urban Development estimates that ha Hwy Haleiwa, HI 96712. there are nearly 8,000 homeless people in Hawaii. In Page 12 www.northshorenews.com September 27, 2017
Hokule‘a visited Hale‘iwa Harbor for over a week helping share information about Malama Honua with young people and families and providing an introduction to Polynesian voyaging and way finding. The visit is part of Hokule‘a Mahalo, Hawai‘i Sail and included Hokule‘a Crew Talk Story Events, Canoe Tours, and Site Visits to North Shore Community Projects. More information about Hokule'a, Malama Honua, and the Mahalo, Hawai‘i Sail is available at http://www.hokulea.com/
Hokule‘a Returns to Hale‘iwa as Part of Mahalo, Hawai‘i Sail
Drone Photo: Mala‘e McElheny Photos: Blake McElheny
Hokule‘a visited Waimea Bay on its arrival to the North Shore and her crew (including several North Shore residents) was welcomed on shore in a special ceremony at Waimea on Thursday, September 21. September 27, 2017 www.northshorenews.com Page 13
The Wanana Paoa crew lowered the mast and paddled up Ana- hulu Stream with Hokule‘a crew members in order to visit a lo‘i stewarded by the Fitzsimmons ‘ohana. Many residents, North Shore businesses, and non-profit organizations volunteered their time to host Hokule‘a and to help highlight the various ways the North Shore is participating in the effort to Malama Honua.
Wanana Paoa, Haleiwa’s own double-hulled sailing canoe, escorted Hokule‘a as she prepared to enter Waimea Bay. Wanana Paoa and her crew brought Hokule'a crew members ashore for a special greeting and ceremony coordinated by Waimea Valley. More information about Wanana Paoa is available at the Wanana Paoa FaceBook Page. Page 14 www.northshorenews.com September 27, 2017 Hibiscus Hybridization in Hawaii By: Duke Morgan. Horticulturist, Waimea Valley, O‘ahu Hawaiian hibiscus have always been a true spec- were hybridized by a young Hawaiian horticulturist, tacle, from stark whites, to intense reds, and on to Holt) successful hybrids and their parentage. In its brilliant yellows and oranges. Long adored for their time it was a masterpiece and a wealth of knowl- beautiful blossoms, it’s no wonder the hibiscus was edge, and today it is proof that Hawaii played an adopted as our state flower. Of the eleven species integral role in Hibiscus hybridization around the (and many subspecies) of native Hawaiian hibiscus, world. seven were used extensively and were critical in cre- Alongside historical and modern hybrids, “heir- ating hibiscus hybrids around the globe. The incred- loom” or true species Hibiscus can still be found in ible Hibiscus plant doesn’t stop there. Like no other cultivation today in botanical gardens and insti- hibiscus, five of Hawaii’s native white hibiscus (H. tutions around the world as well as many Hawai‘i arnottianus, H. waimeae) are fragrant! yards. One of the gardens telling this truly magnifi- From the beginning of time insects, animals, cent story is the North Shore’s own Waimea Valley, and humans have been “selecting” organisms to where you can take a walk back in time and see the better suit their needs. Most of the time we are after evolution of these gems in front of your eyes. a bigger seed, a fluffier animal, or a better adapted From nearly every hedge across the state to plant to a certain climactic niche. For Hawaii’s hi- award-winning hybrids with the International Hi- biscus it is a similarly written story. biscus Society, The modern hybrid hibiscus is the result of na- to our own tive Hawaiian hibiscus parentage, as well as other state flower, the peculiar Hibiscus species from places like the Mas- Hibiscus is an carene Islands, Mauritius, Madagascar, Fiji and Chi- everyday part na. Before the turn of the century hibiscus hybrid of life. A huge work was a fairly unknown phenomenon. Archibald amount of grat- Cleghorn, father of Princess Ka’iulani, was the first itude goes out to hybridize hibiscus in Hawai’i in the 1870’s. One to those who’ve of the first documented Hawaiian hibiscus hybrids paved the way was made in 1902 by W.M. Giffard, and after the in plant collec- first successful hybrids were created, excitement and tion and horti- interest quickly grew and gained popularity among culture and to skilled Hawaiian horticulturists and backyard gar- those who still deners alike. preserve what The first scientific literature on the subject of would poten- hibiscus hybridization (Bulletin 29: “Ornamental tially be gone Hibiscus in Hawaii”, Hawaii Agricultural Extension forever. Station, Wilcox, Holt) was published in 1913. The Bulletin outlines the “A-Z” of hibiscus hybridiza- tion, culture, and the first 1000 or so (500 of which September 27, 2017 www.northshorenews.com Page 15
BRIGHT HAWAIIAN MOONA mings. The video is online at WSL.com. Pretty insane Local surfer Moona Whyte is now three time Kite really! Kelly’s brilliance in getting a better wave to Surfing World Champion. This years title was won in ride is sure to change the way we think about surfing Mauritius in solid surf. The famous wave “One Eye,” in a pool! Congrats to all! in the South of Mauritius, delivered perfect conditions for a thrilling conclusion of this year’s GKA Kite Surf Men’s Final Results: World Tour. About 71 kite surfers from all over the 1 - Gabriel Medina (BRA) world were able to present their whole repertoire in 2 - Filipe Toledo (BRA) front of breath-taking scenery. “I am so stoked to 3 - Adrian Buchan (AUS) bring another world title back home to Hawaii! It was 4 - Kanoa Igarashi (USA) difficult competing on my backhand in Mauritius but luckily I had some good days to train in some lefts Women’s Final Results: on the South Shore before the trip. Special thanks to 1 - Carissa Moore (HAW) my parents, my friends, Jeff Jones, Cabrinha, and my 2 - Stephanie Gilmore (AUS) boyfriend Keahi who also won the men’s division,” 3 - Tyler Wright (AUS) said the champ after the event. The Cabrinha team 4 - Johanne Defay (FRA) rider studied at the University of Hawaii, Manoa and Mid-Pacific Institute and is an artist and graphic de- JOHN JOHN COULD WIN THE WORLD TITLE signer with her own company. Her website is http:// John John Florence is in second place after the WSL www.shallowreefstudio.com. Congrats Champ! Trestles event, right behind Jordy Smith from South Africa. With three more events remaining the battle TESTING A WHOLE NEW SURF SPORT will probably once again be decided at the Billabong The WSL Surf League held a test surf event at Pipe Masters. The tour heads to France, Portugal then Kelly Slater’s Surf Ranch in Lemoore, California to Hawaii. We are wishing our extraordinary surfer the evaluate the new surf contest experience as it relates best of luck! Hawaii’s Keanu Asing will be the defend- to performance, competitive format, spectator in- ing champ at the Quiksilver Pro France and John John teraction and the experience itself. A lot of people won in Portugal, can he repeat? Let’s hope he takes think it will take the soul out of surfing but imagine back the yellow jersey in France! a sort of controlled stadium like atmosphere that can Please email press info and story ideas to banzaib@ actually make a profit on it’s own, just like a football hawaii.rr.com venue. It is a difficult and expen- sive process in Hawaii to have an event as the set up has to be built and taken down every event. Then talk about the ability to replicate the waves and a good wave at that. The wave is bigger than it looks in video! It was groundbreaking and Hawaii’s Carissa Moore won the contest with Gabriel Medina taking out the mens side. The competitors surfed 4 waves, two rights and two lefts, highest from each direction scored their total. Also on site was 11X WSL Champion Kelly Slater as well as seven founding mem- bers of the sport of surfing, Peter Townend, Shaun Tomson, Wayne Bartholomew, Mark Richards, Ian Cairns, Randy Rarick and Fred Hem- This photo Moona Whyte on her way to her third World Title! Photo: GKA Page 16 www.northshorenews.com September 27, 2017
Turtle Bay Foundation Accepting Grant and Scholarship Applications
Submit your application for a grant or college scholarship by October 13, 2017
Since the Turtle Bay Foundation was formed in 2012, nearly $400,000 has been awarded in scholarships and grants to North Shore students and nonprofi t organizations.
To help enrich the North Shore, fi nancial support is being off ered in the following areas:
I Educational and cultural sites I Housing and job training I Environmental stewardship I Sports and recreational teams and organizations I Health care
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