Volume VII, No. 47 Waikiki Improvement Association Nov 23, 2006 — Nov 30, 2006

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Happy Thanksgiving! Mayor Announces Tesoro Will Sponsor Sunset on the Beach Through 2007

Mayor Mufi Hannemann today announced that Tesoro Hawaii has signed on to be the presenting sponsor for the popular Sunset on the Beach events from January through December of 2007. In addition, Tesoro Hawaii will be the presenting sponsor of five community Rediscover Oahu events in 2007. “Public-private partnerships have been a hallmark of our administration,” said the mayor. “We are pleased that Tesoro has stepped forward to help the Waikiki Improvement Association carry this popular program forward. With this generous sponsorship, Tesoro Hawaii is showing its willingness to be a good corporate citizen and a good neighbor by investing in the community. Tesoro Hawaii will provide $65,000 that will enable the Waikiki Improvement Association to Joining the mayor in the announcement were continue offering Sunset on the Beach one Tesoro Hawaii’s Production Manager Chuck weekend a month for the next year. Snyder, WIA President Rick Egged and WIA events coordinator Janet Maduli. “Meeting the state’s demand for refined petroleum energy products is important to us, and we feel it’s equally as important to meet other needs in our community as well.” Snyder said. “We’re always looking for ways to support initiatives With sadness and heartfelt condolences to that are important to Hawaii’s people. Partnering the Kosasa family, WIA recognizes the with the City, the Waikiki Improvement Association, passing of one of Waikiki’s innovators, the Hawaii Tourism Authority and other Sydney Kosasa, founder of ABS Stores. Continued on page 2

Inside this issue:

Allure Waikiki Condo Coming to Old Wave Waikiki Site 2 Sheraton Waikiki’s Ho`omaka Hou 2007 Concert 6

Surf Forecasts Point to Improved Conditions for Waikiki Pointer Sisters at HHV New Year’s Eve Extravaganza 7 3 Sand Pumping Project Fine Arts Exhibit at 2100 Kalakaua 8 Crack Found in Beachwalk Force Main; Sewage Diverted 4 Takeuchi Named GM at W Honolulu at Diamond Head 9 Aqua Hotels & Resorts Reaffirms Brand after Completing 5 $26 Million in Renovations Marriot Assists Donations to Charities 9

Mayor Announces Tesoro Will Sponsor Sunset on the Beach Through 2007 (continued from page 1) organizations as a sponsor of Sunset on the Beach Sunset on the Beach usually draws thousands of is one of those initiatives. We’re planning to take people. Sunset on the Beach to a new, exciting level to Sunset on the Beach, Rediscover Oahu and the benefit both local residents and visitors to our related, daytime Brunch on the Beach, were begun Islands.” years ago as City functions. City crews did all of the Egged said, “This guarantees we will continue at setup and the City paid for a lion’s share of the least through December of 2007. This is very costs. exciting because we’re continuing an event that’s of When he took office last year, Mayor great value to the community. The Waikiki Hannemann followed through on a longstanding Improvement Association extends a big mahalo to promise to cut direct City spending on the events. Tesoro Hawaii.” The Waikiki Improvement Association agreed to The Sunset on the Beach events usually are assume responsibility for putting on the beach held on Saturday and Sunday evenings, with events. movies shown free to the public on the 30-foot “These are worthwhile events, because they screen at Queen’s Beach in Waikiki. In addition, draw local people to Waikiki and create many food and refreshments are available for sale, and opportunities for visitors to interact with them in a often live entertainment is included in the program. positive way,” said Hannemann. “We’re grateful the With an unbeatable venue that has the ocean on the Waikiki Improvement Association and now Tesoro right and world-renowned Diamond Head on the left, Hawaii have stepped up to keep it going.”

Allure Waikiki Condominium Coming to Old Wave Waikiki Site

A new project is coming to the former site of The restaurant structure, rooftop recreation deck, and Wave Waikiki nightclub at the corner of Ena Road public open space. and Kalakaua Avenue. The Allure Waikiki The terraced high-rise tower consists of 18 one-, Condominium is a mixed-use development 258 two-, and 24 three-bedroom units. They range consisting of a 35-story, 300-unit residential high- in size from approximately 840 to 1,515 square-feet. rise tower, 5-story parking structure, 2-story The high-rise tower is angled to correlate with the triangular-shaped property and the floors terrace upward. The site consists of eight (8) parcels and two (2) private roadway lots with a total lot area of 99,741 square-feet or 2.29 acres. The recreation deck, located on the 5-story parking structure, includes a fitness center, landscaped areas, barbecue areas, and swimming pool. The parking structure will house 485 stalls for residents, 15 stalls designated for guests, and 19 spaces for commercial parking, for a total of 519 parking spaces. There will also be a 9,000 sq. ft. restaurant.

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Allure Waikiki Condominium Coming to Old Wave Waikiki Site (continued from page 2)

The previously existing structures have been demolished. These included two 3-story apartment buildings (24 units) and 2-story building (8 apartment units and Wave Nightclub). The existing privately-owned roadway lots, Pau and Makaoe Lanes, are to be closed and incorporated into the project site. The development will dedicate a public mini-park on the corner of Kalakaua and Ena Road. Improvements to the surrounding area will include: • The widening of Kalakaua Avenue along the entire project frontage to accommodate a new right-hand turn lane; • The restriping and relocation of existing traffic signals and the pedestrian crosswalk; and architectural services. Kusao & Kurahashi, Inc. are • The reinstallation of new street trees along consultants to the project. The project address is the entire project street frontage. 1837 Kalakaua Avenue. The project is owned by Fifield Companies of Irvine, California. Architects Hawaii is providing

Surf Forecasts Point to Improved Conditions for Waikiki Sand Pumping Project

Long-term surf forecasts are suggesting a return 5-day ‘weather window’ to remobilize (2 days) and to more typical winter surf conditions that will allow pump without having to stop for high surf,” Young the Department of Land and Natural Resources said. The project requires a 20 to 30-day operating (DLNR) and its contractor to resume the planned window of calm seas. sand pumping project to replenish Kuhio The staging area on the beach will remain beach. The contractor has established a tentative closed while DLNR’s contractor finishes the re-mobilization date of Nov 27 and may begin construction of the retention basin and associated pumping sand as soon as Wednesday, November silt containment devices. 29. Project objectives are to increase the size of the DLNR’s contractor, American Marine Corp., will dry beach at Kuhio Beach, and to demonstrate state pump up to 10,000 cubic yards of offshore marine of the art offshore sand pumping technologies for sand to replenish Kuhio beach at Waikiki as a future beach restoration efforts. demonstration project that has been repeatedly delayed by forecast high surf. For information about the project, and project updates posted, go to the DLNR Office of “The contractor has indicated that work should Conservation and Coastal Lands web site at http:// resume after Thanksgiving,” said Peter Young, www.hawaii.gov/dlnr/occl/nourishment.php DLNR chairperson. “The contractor needs at least a

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Crack Found In Beachwalk Force Main; Sewage Diverted To Emergency Bypass

The emergency bypass sewage system that was installed in Waikiki this summer was placed into operation at approximately 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 21st, to allow City crews to repair a crack discovered that morning in the Beachwalk force main. "When we launched the emergency bypass project in May, I announced that it was the City's top priority," said Mayor Mufi Hannemann. "Now we can see why. Had we not already installed the emergency pumps and pipes, we'd be facing another crisis today." Rick Egged, president of the Waikiki Improvement Association, applauded the city for moving quickly to set up the emergency bypass, pointing out the alternative could have been another and force main will be diverted to the emergency spill that would trigger negative national news bypass system, which consists of a series of pumps coverage. and temporary plastic pipes along the Ala Wai The crack was discovered by crews that were Canal. excavating around the 42-inch reinforced concrete The Beachwalk force main was built in 1964, pipe, near the Beachwalk pump station, on Kuhio more than 40 years ago, to carry almost all of the Avenue at Kaiolu Street. The crack is about 3 feet wastewater from Waikiki and several surrounding long around the circumference of the pipe, and 4 neighborhoods under pressure toward the next inches wide. pump station at Ala Moana and ultimately to the "The small amount of wastewater that escaped Sand Island Wastewater Treatment Plant. . when the main was exposed has been contained The Beachwalk force main ruptured in March within the pit," said Craig Nishimura, deputy director after weeks of heavy rain, and because there was of the Department of Design and Construction. no alternate or backup at the time, the City was "Fortunately the emergency bypass is already in forced to divert 48 million gallons of untreated place, and we're putting that into service now so we wastewater into the Ala Wai Canal. can get on with repairs and completing the bypass." The City immediately went to work on the An estimated 15,000 gallons of wastewater Beachwalk Wastewater Emergency Bypass project, escaped into the pit and was pumped back into the just in case the force main broke again. pump station, in what is classified as a contained spill. That project is more than half-completed, with the installation of the emergency pumps and However, contractors discovered after the temporary pipes, including a section that's switchover that a valve hadn’t been properly closed submerged in the bottom of the canal. Phase two of on a pipe on the mauka side of the canal. Some 800 the project involves reinforcing the soil under Kaiolu gallons of wastewater spilled into the canal. Street with a process called jet grouting, and then Warning signs were posted, and the Health installing two permanent underground pipes to Department was notified. Tests are being done to replace the existing force main. determine if any problems were posed by this minor spill. In order for repairs to be performed, wastewater that normally would go through the pump station

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Aqua Hotels & Resorts Affirms AquaFRESH Brand Promise after Completing $26 Million in Renovations

As the end of 2006 draws near, over $26 million on and emerged with two distinct brands – Aqua has been spent upgrading Aqua Hotels & Resorts’ Boutique and Aqua Lite hotels. Waikiki properties – validating the AquaFRESH Aqua Boutique hotels feature contemporary brand promise guaranteed by Mike Paulin, Aqua’s lifestyle amenities comprising seven pillars of the Owner and CEO. brand – AquaSPA, AquaFIT, AquaFRESH, The extent of renovations, in many instances, AquaKIT, AquaCONNECT, AquaSTART and went far beyond the replacement of mattresses and AquaPROMISE. In 2007, six properties will bedspreads. Work entailed (or will entail) the represent this category: Aqua Aloha Surf, Aqua complete makeover of five properties: Aqua Palms Bamboo & Spa, Aqua Essence & Spa, Aqua Palms & Spa (September 2005), Aqua Waikiki Wave Hotel & Spa, Aqua Waikiki Wave Hotel and The Equus (September 2006), The Equus Waikiki (December Waikiki. 2006), Aqua Essence & Spa (2007) and Ocean Aqua Lite represents the company’s value Tower Hotel at Waikiki Beach (2007). Other product and offers a set of brand pillars including properties receiving refurbishments included Aqua AquaCONNECT, AquaKIT and Aloha Surf – public area improvements and guest AquaPROMISE. Properties currently in this room upgrades in 2005 and Aqua Bamboo & Spa – category include Aqua Island Colony, Aqua Marina entrance and outer sanctuary enhancements in and Ocean Tower Hotel at Waikiki Beach. 2006, with guest room improvements slated for 2007. Work scheduled for completion in 2007 totals The management contract for Kuhio Village, an over $8 million. Aqua Lite property located at 2463 Kuhio Avenue, will not be renewed in 2007, due to the new Investment in refurbishments and product direction of Aqua’s strategic business plan. improvements over the past two years has According to Guy Underkoffler, Aqua’s VP positioned Aqua well, especially in light of a recent Operations & Finance, “The Kuhio Village no longer Oahu Visitors Bureau campaign initiative to promote fits Aqua’s business model so we are ending our a revitalized Waikiki in 2007. The property management contract, effective January 2, 2007.” upgrades have also distinguished Aqua as a company that embraced the condotel concept early “To meet the demands of today’s sophisticated young travelers, product standards – even in the Aqua Lite category, are very important to us so we regularly review brand initiatives at each property,” added Underkoffler. “Travelers have many choices when booking a place to stay so our commitment to offering quality properties to meet and exceed their expectations is crucial.” Aqua employees at Kuhio Village will be integrated into the remaining nine Aqua hotels in Waikiki.

Aqua Palm & Spa

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Ring in the New Year with Sheraton Waikiki’s 10th Annual Ho`omaka Hou 2007 Concert

Celebrate New Year’s Eve with Hawaii’s premier entertainers including Hapa, The Makaha Sons, Kapena, Opihi Pickers, Bruce Shimabukuro, and Kanilau. On Sunday, December 31, 2006 at 7 p.m., the Hawaii Ballroom at the Sheraton Waikiki will open its doors for an evening of dining, dancing and dynamism. For ticket information and reservations, please call Sheraton Hotels in Waikiki Central Dining Desk at (808) 921-4600. For room reservations, call toll-free 1-888-488-3535 or visit www.starwoodhotels.com/hawaii. Headlining the show will be Hapa, this year’s big winners at the Na Hoku Hanohano Awards. They won four Hokus, including “Album of the Year” and Makaha Sons “Contemporary Album of the Year” for their newest album, Maui. Next on the lineup comes The Opihi Pickers, one of Hawaii's favorite recording stars whose blend Also performing will be The Makaha Sons. They of island and contemporary music has proved a have won numerous Na Hoku Hanohano Awards favorite with music lovers of all ages. including “Best Vocal Group” of 1985, 1987 and 1992, “Best Traditional Album” in 1993, “Best Song Known as Hawaii’s best dance party band, in the Hawaiian Language” for 1995 and “Album of Kapena will play the grand finale leading into the the Year” for 1987 and 1993. countdown to midnight. Kapena is considered the leader in developing the “island contemporary” The evening continues with ukulele virtuoso sound popular with today’s young entertainers. Bruce Shimabukuro, the younger brother of internationally renowned ukulele player Jake Prices for the dinner show are $225 per adult Shimabukuro. Bruce’s debut album Incognito has ($175 Kamaaina) and $135 per child ($125 been well reviewed by audiences and critics alike. Kamaaina) 5 to 12 years (children 4 and under are complimentary). The dinner show includes a buffet The show also features Kanilau, known for their dinner, two drinks (call brands, beer, wine or soft rich, melodic harmonies, who will take the stage drinks), a bottle of champagne per couple for the accompanied by hula dancers from Hula Halau Na midnight toast, unlimited juice and soft drinks for Mamo`O Ka`ala. children and party favors. Prices for the cabaret show are $85 per adult ($65 Kamaaina) and $55 per child ($45 Kamaaina) 5 to 12 years (children 4 and under are complimentary). Drinks are not included. The buffet for the dinner show will feature, New York Strip Loin, Crab & Thai Basil Crusted Salmon, Wild Mushroom Ragout Chicken Breast, Dijon Macadamia Nut Crusted Lamb Chops, Assorted Sashimi, Smoked Salmon, Oysters, Crab Claws, and more. Entertainment and menu offerings are subject to change.

Kapena

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Pointer Sisters at Hilton Hawaiian Village’s New Year’s Eve Extravaganza

They have rocked and rolled on The Mall in Washington, D.C. and are among pop music’s most recognizable voices. This New Year’s Eve, the Pointer Sisters will bring their pop and dance energy to the Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort & Spa’s Coral Ballroom. The versatile performers have achieved great success as pop/dance divas and were considered first-generation MTV stars. In addition to hits like “Jump (For My Love),” “I’m So Excited,” and “He’s So Shy,” another break out hit, “Neutron Dance,” helped set the 1984 Eddie Murphy comedy, “Beverly Hills Cop,” in motion. In 1985, the Pointer Sisters were part of the extraordinary musical roster that united to sing “We Are the World.” Currently, the Pointer Sisters are on tour playing to audiences in Montreal, Nashville and Los Angeles. In the fall, they’ll be touring in Georgia, Ohio, Oregon and even the Bahamas. Starting Tuesday, December 19, a ticket desk will be in the hotel’s main lobby from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ticket prices include the pre-show, the concert, one standard cocktail and a half-bottle of sparkling wine. Prices are as follows: platinum seating – $200 per person, gold seating – $170 per person, silver is about energy, dancing and having fun, and we seating – $120 per person, and general seating – know the Pointer Sisters will help get everyone on $90 per person. their feet dancing – just like Natalie Cole did last “We’re proud to feature some of entertainment’s year.” biggest names at our New Year’s Eve For more information about the Pointer Sisters’ extravaganzas,” said Noel G. Trainor, general New Year’s Eve concert at the Hilton Hawaiian manager, Hilton Hawaiian Village. “New Year’s Eve Village, call (808) 947-7877. Kuhio Beach Torch Lighting and Hula Show DAILY!

Torch lighting, Hawaiian music and hula shows Wednesdays: Ainsley Halemanu and Ka Liko O are performed daily 6:00PM – 7:00PM at the Kuhio Kapalai Beach Hula Mound, near the Duke Kahanamoku Thursdays: Val Crabbe and Halau Hula Palena statue. FREE. Presented by the City’s Office of Economic Development (843-8002) and the Hawaii Friday, November 24: NO SHOW (Holiday Parade Tourism Authority. on Kalakaua) Schedule subject to change without notice. Saturday, November 25: Moana Chang and the Aloha Boat Days Show For the month of November: Sunday, November 26: Tracie Lopes and Hui Mondays & Tuesdays: "Auntie Pudgie" Young & Aloha Aina Tuahine Hawaiian Serenaders

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Fine Arts Exhibit by Hawaii Leading Artists December 1st – 8th

2100 Kalakaua Avenue, Hawaii’s Luxury exquisite fine art pieces on display for a limited time Shopping Destination, will feature in-store display of only. fine arts exhibit by world-class leading Hawaii artists Valet parking is available. from December 1st to December 8th. For more information about the artists, contact Honolulu artist John Koga, whose exhibits have Fine Art Associates at 808.955.9742. been shown world wide, will feature cast resin sculpture in materials that exemplify balance with nature at Tiffany & Co. Honolulu artist Mary Mitsuda, whose collections of paintings suggest nature and a human presence in the Hawaii landscape, will feature pieces that symbolize transition and rest, waterfalls, buildings, clouds, the horizon, trees, rain and roots of Hawaii at Yves Saint Laurent. Kauai artist Mac James, world renown as artist to the stars, will feature oil paintings on canvas in store at Chanel. Honolulu artist Randall Shiroma, whose group pieces create a metaphor to the Hawaii landscape, will feature 3-dimensional stone sculpture that translate his feelings of the environment at Gucci. Luxury Row at 2100 Kalakaua Avenue invites the public to come meet these fine Hawaii artists, exclusively at Luxury Row, and to preview their

Exhibit Location: Featured Artist Tiffany & Co John Koga (Cast Resin Sculpture) Yves Saint Laurent Mary Mitsuda (Abstract Painting) Chanel Mac James (Oil Painting on Canvas) Gucci Randall Shiroma (Stone Sculpture)

December 1, 3-8 Fine Arts Exhibit Hours: 10:00am - 10:00pm

December 2 “Twelve to Twelve” at 2100 Kalakaua Avenue Hours: 12:00pm - 12:00 midnight * Special Holiday Shopping Hours *

December 2 Reception Hours: 6:00pm - 9:00pm "Meet the Artists" In-Store at Participating Locations

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Lyle Takeuchi Named General Manager of the W Honolulu at Diamond Head

Starwood Hotels & Resorts is Sheraton Hotels & Resorts in Waikiki in various pleased to announce that Lyle hotel leadership positions. His background included Takeuchi has been appointed operations and management assignments at the General Manager for the W Sheraton Moana Surfrider, Sheraton Waikiki, and Honolulu at Diamond Head. In The Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Prior to his new his new role, Takeuchi will position, Takeuchi served as Acting General report to Keith Vieira, senior Manager of The Royal Hawaiian and Director of vice president, Operations, Rooms for the Sheraton Waikiki and The Royal Hawaii & French Polynesia. Hawaiian. Before joining the W Honolulu at Diamond Head, Lyle received his Bachelor of Social Sciences Takeuchi had 20 years experience with the from the University of Hawaii.

Marriott Rewards® Members Can Now Donate Points to Their Favorite Charities

Members of Marriott Rewards®, Marriott allowing families to stay at hotels close to their International, Inc.’s award winning loyalty program, children who are receiving treatment at children¹s can donate Marriott Rewards points they have hospitals across the U.S. and Canada. Marriott accumulated to the charity of their choice anywhere Rewards members have donated more than 30 in the world. Marriott Rewards today announced million points since the program began in 1999. Rewarding Communities that enables members to Last year after Hurricane Katrina, Marriott redeem points for ‘Marriott Cheques’ that can be Rewards teamed up with the American Red Cross. used by charitable organizations for a variety of Continuing this relationship, donated points provide purposes, including hotel stays, food and beverage, the Red Cross with Marriott Cheques that assist in and fundraising. In addition to Marriott Cheques, providing for the needs of disaster victims across members can also redeem points for donations of the country. This includes providing temporary dining certificates. shelter and food for those displaced from their “The Marriott Rewards program is all about homes during disasters, or for Red Cross workers being flexible and giving members many ways to engaged in disaster relief efforts. use their points. Likewise, Rewarding Communities For more information about Rewarding gives our members flexibility to support their favorite Communities or donating to Children¹s Miracle charity and use their points to help charitable Network or the American Red Cross, members can organizations in their communities or around the go to marriott.com/rewards/usepoints/ globe,” said Ed French, senior vice president, donatePoints.mi. Members can donate points customer relationship marketing. “Members typically directly to Children’s Miracle Network for room inquire about donating points after natural or man- stays, and to the American Red Cross for Marriott made disasters and now they will be able to Cheques. With Rewarding Communities, members respond easier and quicker than ever before.” receive a Marriott Cheque that notes their charitable Rewarding Communities is one of three gift that they then forward to their philanthropic philanthropic giving options offered by Marriott organization of choice. Rewards to its members. Marriott International¹s portfolio of resort hotels For seven years, members have been able to in Hawaii includes the Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort donate points to Children¹s Miracle Network, & Spa.

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Honolulu Zoo Society Offers Twilight Tours, Star Gazing

What's Wild in Waikiki? Take a stroll to the Honolulu Zoo and learn the sort of monkey business that goes on after hours. Learn about the lives of the Zoo's remarkable citizens. Tours are held from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. every Saturday evening! It's a fun evening of education never experienced by day visitors. Special arrangements can be made for large groups. Families are welcome. The tours are appropriate for all ages 5 to 105! Please purchase tickets in advance from the Honolulu Zoo Society (HZS) by calling 971-7195. Walk-ups are welcome if space is available - meet at the Front Entrance at 5:15pm. See www.honzoosoc.org for info. Or see the stars as well as the animals on a special star-gazing tour that meets on the first Friday of each month! The evening begins with a tour of the zoo and continues on the zoo lawn with astronomer Dr. Michael Chauvin. Learn about the stars as well as some of the history and mythology of astronomy. Please call 926-3191 for times and for reservations. Recommended for adults and families with children over the age of 10.

Waikiki Parade Watch (courtesy of the City)

November 23, 2006 Thursday TURKEY TROT FUN RUN sponsored by Honolulu Marathon Clinic. The event is 7:30AM Starts expected to have 800 runners/walkers. It will start at Paki Ave./Monsarrat Ave., 9:00AM Ends to Paki Ave., onto Diamond Hd. Rd., to 22nd Ave.,. to Kilauea Ave., to Kealaolu Ave., to Kahala Ave., to Kalakaua Ave., to end at Honolulu Marathon Finish Line on Kalakaua Ave. near Kapiolani Park Bandstand. Contact: Alan Sunio 753- 1999 Fax: 455-7574

November 24, 2006 Friday WAIKIKI HOLIDAY PARADE sponsored by Gateway Music Festival & Tours. The 7:00PM Starts event is expected to have 4,000 marchers, 40 vehicles, & 38 bands. It will start at 9:00PM Ends Saratoga Rd/Kalakaua Avenue to Kalakaua Ave, to Monsarrat Ave., to end at Queen Kapiolani Park Contact: "Jake" John Peppers 888-892-5877, Fax: 865- 448-8294

The above is based on the most current information available from the event organizers as of the date of this publication. For more information, call the Department of Transportation Services, 808-527-6009.

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