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2013 The Directory • Business & Community Resource Guide • Ka‘ū Chamber of Commerce
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Ka‘ū Chamber Awards Scholarships to Writers
Every year, the annual Ka‘ū Chamber of Commerce Essay Competition awards scholarships through income
from this publication, The Ka‘ū Directory. This year’s First Place winner is Kayla Andrade, of Nā‘ālehu, who
graduated from Kamehameha Schools and attends University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. Second place went to
Annie Mae Flores, also of Nā‘ālehu. She graduated from Ka‘ū High School and is attending Kapi‘olani College
on O‘ahu. Additional scholarships were awarded to Layla Abellera, Melani Bautista, Kasey Camba, Johngilbert Gorali, Jadelyn Kekoa, Rochelle Koi, Kiana Pascubillo, Tiare-Lee Shibuya, Mahealani Taganas and Tyler
Navarro-Villa. Scholarship deadline is March 1, 2013. Here are two of the winning essays.
Taking Care of Business: Ka‘ü Style
by Kayla Andrade
Our world is changing, advancing, becoming more in sync with technology and the most beneficial
thing to do is to change with it. Over the years, Ka‘ū has gone through many changes and it seems as if our
community has adapted to it, but it’s important to use these changes to our advantage. Even though Ka‘ū is
very secluded, it’s sometimes hard for families to make ends meet because of such a demanding economy.
I believe that supporting local businesses plays an immense role in our society that fuels the wellbeing of
common families that survive off their family owned businesses. These local businesses that are passed
down to each generation help perpetuate the different aspects of culture, language, and history in order to
attain sustainability if and when the barge stops sailing to Hawai‘i. Without our state’s main export system,
only those who are culturally connected and aware of their handy resources will survive.
Opening new businesses such as hotels is very controversial here in Ka‘ū because it is one of the few places that hasn’t been influenced by big business and is known to be very rural. I am well aware of the push for
preserving Ka‘ū ‘s natural beauty and cultural sites that hold value and history, but tourists will be coming in
and out of Ka‘ū to experience its beauty whether we like it or not. Therefore, I want to be a type of facilitator
to these newcomers and teach them to be culturally sensitive. If these people who come here are willing to
learn about the culture and the history, then it’s only sensible to teach them correctly. This approach serves
as a type of preservation as they carry on what they have learned and also share it with others. At the same
Scholarship Essay, cont. on pg. 36
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Business & Community Resource Guide from the Ka‘ü Chamber of Commerce
The Directory is published annually by the Ka‘ū Chamber of Commerce to promote
progress and business development in all of Ka‘ū.
P.O. Box 6710, Ocean View, HI 96737, Voice Mail: 939-8449,
www.kauchamber.org
From the President
Aloha and welcome to the 2013 Ka‘ū Directory.
Ka‘ū has survived another year, and is still not
defeated. Ka‘ū was never conquered, and even this
year was not enough to do it. Through earthquakes,
tsunamis, drought, continuing recession, and vog
we are still unbowed. Businesses in Ka‘ū are still
here, and we even have some new ones.
Ka‘ū Coffee keeps winning medals and friends
all over the world. After more than 50 years, Ocean
View has a fresh water supply, albeit in a limited
and restrictive sort of way. New families are moving
in, and new homes are being built. Since we live
in the most beautiful place on earth, that makes
good sense. It is the mission of the Ka‘ū Chamber
of Commerce to make life even better in this part of
paradise. Our Art Show honors and showcases our
artists, and our Ken Wicks Memorial Scholarships
help our young people to go away to be educated,
learning professions and skills to bring back to
Ka‘ū. We will continue to try to make it easier for
businesses to do business in Ka‘ū.
And speaking of business, our only income is the
Ka‘ū Directory. We are continually trying to make it
better and an even greater bargain for our members
and advertisers. We are getting closer and closer
to our desired distribution date of Jan. 1 each year.
In order to do that, membership dues and ad fees
need to be in on time, preferably the first of October,
2013, for the 2014 edition.
Our pledge to you is that we will continue to try
to make life and business better in Ka‘ū. And we also
pledge to give everything we possibly can to our
students, that their lives and educations may be the
best possible, and that life for all in Ka‘ū may be even
better.
Yours, for an even greater Ka‘ū future,
Dallas Decker, President,
Ka‘ū Chamber of
Commerce
930-4697
Table of Contents
Chamber Scholarship.........................................................................................................2
Community Organizations................................................................................................. 4
Churches of Ka‘ū................................................................................................................7
Fire, Ambulance, Police....................................................................................................10
Ka‘ū Emergency Preparedness.......................................................................................... 11
Parks & Community Centers............................................................................................. 11
Calendar 2013................................................................................................................. 13
Ka‘ū Regional Annual Events............................................................................................18
Schools/Libraries ............................................................................................................ 19
Public Officials.................................................................................................................20
Hospitals & Clinics Transfer Stations, Signs, Senior Centers, Post Offices, Coqui Frog
Eradication, Animal Shelters, Recycling.............................................................................21
Business Listings
Art, Gifts & Furnishings ...................................................................................................22
Auto Repair, Fuel, Sales & Taxi.........................................................................................23
B&Bs & Vacation Rentals..................................................................................................25
Building Supplies, Home Services, Laundromat.................................................................28
Computers, Internet & Satellite.........................................................................................37
Creative Services..............................................................................................................40
Entertainment, Music, & Recreation..................................................................................41
Farms, Landscape, Local Food..........................................................................................41
Financial Services.............................................................................................................47
Health, Fitness & Massage................................................................................................48
Personal Care...................................................................................................................52
Professional Services........................................................................................................55
Publications & Printing.....................................................................................................56
Real Estate & Property Management................................................................................57
Restaurants & Catering....................................................................................................62
Water Delivery & Services................................................................................................63
Maps & Features
Hunting, Invasive & Native Species.....................................................................................8
Chamber Art Show Winners................................................................................................9
Ka‘ū Rides in Plantation Days...........................................................................................12
Ka‘ū Scenic Byway...........................................................................................................66
Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park......................................................................................68
Island Map.......................................................................................................................70
Ocean View Maps.............................................................................................................71
Discovery Harbour, Green Sands, Mark Twain Maps......................................................... 72
Wai‘ōhinu, Nā‘ālehu Maps...............................................................................................73
Pāhala Maps.................................................................................................................... 74
Volcano Maps...................................................................................................................75
Roster..............................................................................................................................77
Index ..............................................................................................................................78
Inouye Vigilant to Protect Ka‘ū.........................................................................................80
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More than half of Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park is located in Ka‘ū, including the overlook to Kīlauea Crater.
Photo by Marke Wasser, National Park Service.
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
Arc of Kona
Provides services to persons with
disabilities, their advocates and families.
Yvonne, 323-2626 ext.106
www.arcofkona.org
Boys and Girls Club
Inspires and enables young people to
realize their full potential.
Nä‘älehu & Pähala
www.bgcbi.com
Coalition for Tobacco-free Hawaii
Non-profit dedicated to reducing tobacco
use through education, policy and
advocacy.
320 Ward Ave. Ste. 212,
Honolulu, HI 96814
Brenda Larson,808-591-6503
brenda@tobaccofreehawaii.org
tobaccofreehawaii.org
Cooper Center Council
Community Center
PO Box 1000, Volcano 96785
Phone 967-7800
Linda Ugalde,info@thecoopercenter.org
thecoopercenter.org
Friends of Kahuku Park
Improves the park in Ocean View for
keiki and their families.
939-8491
Friends of Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park
Offers seminars that complement the
Park’s educational mission.
985-7373 or admin@fhvnp.org
www.fhvnp.org
Hawai‘i Island Chamber of Commerce
Helps businesses and promotes the
Big Island.
935-7178, www.hicc.biz
Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park
Displays the results of 70 million years
of volcanism, migration and evolution.
985-6000
www.nps.gov/havo
Hawai‘i Wildlife Fund
Conserves Hawai‘i’s native wildlife
through research and education.
P.O. Box 70, Volcano, HI 96785
Megan 769-7629 or
kahakai.cleanups@gmail.com
www.wildhawaii.org
Hawaiian Civic Club of Ka‘ü
Provides scholarships and cultural
programs.
P.O. Box 7021, Ocean View, HI 96737
President Blossom DeSilva
929-9731
Hawaiian Ranchos Road Maintenance
Corp.
Maintaining roads in Ranchos
Subdivision. Board of Directors meets
second Tuesday of each month, 4 p.m.
at office.
92-1347 Kohala Blvd
PO Box 7007, Ocean View, HI 96737
Phone 929-9608; Fax 929-9622
office@ranchos-roads.org
www.ranchos-roads.org
H.O.V.E. Road Maintenance Corp.
New Office Location
92-8979 Lehua Lane
Phone 929-9910, Fax 929-9623
Kristyn or Madison
office@hoveroad.com,
www.hoveroad.com
Meets last Thursday of every month @
5:30 p.m.
Hui Mälama Ola Na Oiwi
Provides health services to Native
Hawaiians through advocacy,
accessibility and education.
929-9700, www.huimalamaolanaoiwi.org
Ka ‘Ohana O Honu‘apo
Restores, cares for and protects
Honu‘apo’s natural and cultural
resources. 929-9891
info@honuapopark.org
www.honuapopark.org
Ka‘ü Agricultural Water Cooperative
Restores agricultural water systems.
Jeff McCall 928-6456
Ka‘ü Chamber of Commerce
Promotes progress and business
development in all of Ka‘ü.
939-8449, www.kauchamber.org
President Dallas Decker, 936-5484
Ka‘ü Coffee Growers Cooperative
Grows, processes, roasts and ships
Ka‘ü Coffee.
Gloria Camba, President.
938-4993. kaucoffeecoop.com
(ad page 10)
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Ka‘ü Coffee Festival
Promotes the Ka‘ü coffee industry.
PO Box 900, Pahala, HI 96777
929-9550, www.kaucoffeefest.com
Chris Manfredi, info@kaucoffeefestival.com
kaucoffeefest.com
(ad page 15)
Ka‘ü Community Development Plan
Provides an opportunity to actively
participate in regional planning.
Ron Whitmore, 961-8137 or
rwhitmore@co.hawaii.hi.us
www.kaucdp.info
Ka‘ü Community Partnership
Shares information on events, activities,
projects and concerns.
929-9611
Ka‘ü Concert Society
See community bulletin boards for
concert information.929-9244
naalehutheatre@yahoo.com
Ka‘ü Farm Bureau
The "Voice of Agriculture" in Ka‘ü
PO Box 1109, Nä‘älehu, HI 96772
Phone 929-9550
Chris Manfredi
cmanfredi@kaufarmandranch.com
www.hfbf.org
Ka‘ü High School Alumni Association
Celebrates the history and
companionship of Ka‘ü High alumni with
regular events for graduates and friends
of the high school.
Linda Davis, Priscilla Domondon
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Ka‘ü High School Athletic Boosters
Club
Raises money to support high school
athletics and sponsors annual Ka‘ü
Ho‘olaule‘a.
To donate or volunteer, call Jean
Kailiawa at 928-8505.
Ka‘ü Hospital Charitable Foundation
Supports Ka‘ü Hospital and Rural Health
Clinic.
P.O. Box 773, Pähala, HI 96777
Ka‘ü Multicultural Society
Keeps Ka‘ü history and traditions alive
through education and displays of
photos and memorabilia.
640-8740
Ka‘ü ‘Ohana Band
Kaÿü’s marching band.
Open enrollment to youth of all ages. We
provide your instrument and lessons at
no cost. Donations needed.
930-4699, Cinnie Decker
www.kauarts.org
Ka‘ü Plantation Days Committee
Organizes events around the
muliticultural history of Ka‘ü, including
the story of communities evolving
from sugar, macadamia and coffee
plantations as well as farms and
ranches. Contact Ella Jerusalem
Louis, P.O. Box 398, Pahala, HI 96777,
ellakoali@yahoo.com. or Lynn Hamilton
at 928-0303, lynnbybay@aol.com.
Ka‘ü Preservation
Mälama i ka Nani – Ka‘ü School of the Arts
Provides learning experiences in music
and the arts, including hula chant and
Hawaiian studies. Produces public
concerts. Band, chorus, dance, painting
workshops, crafts. Nurturing Beauty.
Bradley Grohs, P.O. Box 1088
Nä‘älehu HI 96772, 854-1547
www.kauarts.org
Advocates for the protection and
preservation of Ka‘ü from the
mountains to the sea.
P.O. Box 472, Nä'älehu, HI
96772
www.kaupreservation.org
Nä‘älehu Main Street
Ka‘ü Red Hat Society
Neighborhood Watch Groups
Raises money for Ka‘ü Hospital
and other community programs
in Ka‘ü.
President Barbara Beatty
929-9072, www.redhatsociety.
com
Ka‘ü Roping and Riding
Association
Preserves Paniolo culture
through adult and keiki events.
929-9962
Ka‘ü Rural Health Community
Association
Works to improve and promote
the health of Ka‘ü residents.
928-0101 or krhcai@yahoo.com
Ka‘ü Soil & Water
Conservation District
Approves farm/ranch activities
and conservation plans for
agricultural operations.
933-8350
Ka‘ū harbors some of the largest petroglyph fields in the state.
Photo by Tanya Ibarra
Iwao Yonemitsu and Toku Nakano, Ka‘ū vets of
the 442nd, represent the community in many
ceremonies honoring the military.
Photo from kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com,
The Ka‘ū Calendar
Ka‘ü Farmers Market/Historical Garden
PO Box 107, Nä‘älehu, HI 96772
Phone 345-9347
Sue Barnett, kaufarmer@yahoo.com
www.naalehu.org
Neighbors helping neighbors. Volunteers
needed.
Discovery Harbour: Jeff Purser 9299576
Ocean View: Arlene Araki at 989-5141 or
email her at arndi@me.com.
Pähala: Carla Andrade 928-6268
‘O Ka‘ü Käkou
Volunteer-based 501c3 non-profit
community service oranization,
supported entirely by membership,
donations, recycling and grants. Join us
in serving our Ka‘ü communities!
Wayne Kawachi, 937-4773
Raylene Moses, 265-8251
PO Box 365, Pähala, HI 96777
www.okaukakou.com
(ad page 6)
Ocean View Community Association
Provides use of its facilities to individuals
at a reasonable cost.
939-7033, Fax: 939-9104
ovcahawaii@gmail.com
http://ovca.alohabroadband.com
(ad page 22)
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Aloha from Japan Tsunami?
Adrift in the Pacific, this yellow metal object washed up on the Waikapuna reef between Honu‘apo and South Point and could be debris from the 2011
Japan tsunami.
Photo from www.kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, the Ka‘ū Calendar
Ocean View Community Development
Corporation
Helps further the work of improving the
community for all citizens.
Pähala Filipino Community Association
Promotes Filipino culture, provides
scholarships.
928-8261
Red Cross, The American
74-5615 Luhia, K-K HI 96740;
Phone 326-9488
55 Ululani, Hilo HI 96720;
Phone 935-8305
Helps prepare communities for
emergencies and keeps people safe
every day. 929-9953, www.redcross.org
The Nature Conservancy
Works to protect ecologically important
lands and waters for nature and people.
P.O. Box 1132, Näÿälehu, HI 96772
Phone: 939-7171, nature.org/hawaii
Linda Schubert, lschubert@tnc.org
nature.org
(ad page 8)
Tütü & Me Traveling Preschool
Provides free early childhood program
for Ka‘ü families with children ages birth
to five and their caregivers. Promotes
appropriate learning activities and
successful caregiving practices.
929-8571
www.pidfoundation.org
Volcano Art Center
"Where People, Art and Nature Meet"
PO Box 129
19-4074 Old Volcano Rd
Volcano, HI 96785
Phone 967-8222, 967-7565 (gallery)
Tanya Aynessazian, CEO,
director@volcanoartcenter.org
www.volcanoartcenter.org
(ad page 13)
Volcano Rotary Club
Provides humanitarian service,
encourages high ethical standards in all
vocations and helps build goodwill and
peace in the world.
P.O. Box 522, Volcano, HI 96785
www.volcanorotary.org
Volunteer Fire Departments
Discovery Harbour, Capt. T.J. James,
895-8133
Nä‘älehu, Capt. Wade Baji, 929-9923
Ocean View, Capt. Mack Goddard,
939-7602
Pähala, Capt. Ron Ebert, 928-0027
Volcano Community Association
Works to improve and protect the quality
of life in Volcano.
VCA@volcanocommunity.org
www.volcanocommunity.org
Volunteers organized by ‘O Ka‘ū Kākou clean up
Punalu‘u Pond.
Photo by Nālani Parlin
Serving the Ka‘ù community for a better tomorrow!
‘O Ka‘ü Käkou
“We are Ka‘ü”
*fosters volunteerism
*promotes recycling efforts
*maintains 6 miles of adopted highway 11, Punalu‘u loop rd & lagoon
*sponsors porta-potties at South Point & Punalu‘u
*provides scholarships for higher education
*sponsors annual Keiki Fishing Tournament & events for seniors
*restores & maintains 5 historical cemeteries
*coordinates coqui frog & invasive aquatic plant eradication efforts
*assists senior neighbors with minor home projects
*supports community & school organizations’ fundraising drives
Wayne Kawachi 937-4773
Nadine Ebert 928-0027
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Dancers, singers, speakers from many religions came together in Nā‘ālehu for an Interfaith Service dedicated to Joyce Suenobu. Photo from www.kaunesbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar
Churches of Ka‘ū
Assembly of God, Nä‘älehu.......................... 929-7278
Assembly of God, Volcano........................... 967-8191
Baptist Bible Mission, Pähala....................... 928-8240
Church of Christ, Ocean View...................... 928-0027
Evangelical Church, Ocean View................ .939-9089
Hokuloa Church
(Henry Opukahaia Chapel), Punalu‘u
Holy Rosary Catholic Church, Pähala.......... 928-8208
Hongwanji Buddhist Mission, Nä‘älehu........ 929-9274
Hongwanji Buddhist Mission, Pähala........... 928-8254
Iglesia Ni Cristo, Nä‘älehu............................ 929-9173
Jehovah’s Witnesses, Nä‘älehu.................... 929-7602
Kahuku Congregational, Ocean View........... 929-8630
Kauaha‘ao Church, Wai‘öhinu...................... 929-9997
Kïlauea Military Camp Chapel, Volcano....... 967-8333
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, Nä‘älehu.......................... 929-7123
Lighthouse Baptist Church, Nä‘älehu........... 939-8536
New Hope Christian Fellowship, Volcano..... 967-7129
Ocean View Baptist Church
Ocean View Community Center
mc4romania@hotmail.com
Connie or Mike Landry, 430-8268
www.oceanviewbc.org
(ad this page)
Ocean View Christian Fellowship................. 929-8570
River of LIfe Assembly of God, Pähala........ .928-0608
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Nä‘älehu...... 928-8208
St. Jude’s Episcopal Church
Senior Warden Tom White
92-8606 Paradise Circle
P.O. Box 6026 Ocean View, HI 96737
Fax 939-7000, Phone 939-7000
Tibetan Buddhist Temple, Wood Valley....... 928-8539
Thy Word Ministries - Ka‘ü, Nä‘älehu........... 937-2644
United Methodist Church, Nä‘älehu.............. 929-9949
Nā‘ālehu Hongwanji welcomes worshipers of all faiths.
Photo from www.kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar
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An aerial view of the Ka‘ū Forest Reserve. KauChamber.org
Photo by Rob Shallenberger
Hunters, Invasives & Preservation of Native Species
The Hawai‘i state Legislature passed some tough hunters to kill axis deer on state land. On private land,
laws in 2012 against importing game animals to the hunters must have permission from the owners.
island. Sentences were handed down to
A plan was finalized by the state,
a helicopter pilot and cohort who flew
with public input, for the 61,641-acre
invasive axis deer from Maui to the Big
Ka‘ū Forest Reserve, one of the largest
Island and released them to help build
and most pristine native forests in all
up game population for hunting. The
of Hawai‘i. The state proposes fencstate Department of Land & Natural
ing some of the upper elevation lands
Resources and the Legislature declared
to reintroduce the endangered ‘Alala,
that imported game animals can wipe
the Hawaiian crow, which only breeds
axis deer killed in extermination
out native species and destroy pastures First
in captivity. Some hunters fear that
by Big Island Invasive Species program.
Photo from Invasive Species Committee such fencing will limit their hunting
and farms.
The Big Island Invasive Species
grounds, and a lawsuit was filed. The
Committee is assigned the task of searching for axis plan calls for step-over fencing so hunters can walk
deer and killing them, bagging its first last year in through the reserve and reach the forest.
Ka‘ū. The state also allows open season for licensed
We’re Saving
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Ka’ū Field Office
95-5649A Mamalahoa Hwy.
Nā’ālehu, HI 96772
(808) 939-7171
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The View Wins The Directory Cover Contest
Wanda Aus, of Ocean View, took first place in the 2013 Ka‘ū Chamber of
Cover Contest for The Directory. Her painting called The View won Best of
Show, first place and People’s Choice in the Graphics division during the exhibition held at CU Hawai‘i Federal Credit Union in October. Aus said the medium is acrylic and that she painted The View from her
easel set up in Ocean View at the corner of Catamaran and Keaka. “The view
of South Point is very expanding and always makes me take a deep breath. It
shows the expanse of Ka‘ū.”
Aus has lived “comfortably off-grid” in Ocean View for 32 years. She has
off-grid accommodations for tourists and visiting artists and has been painting with the Rainbow Riders for a decade.
Other first-place winners are Nancy Stafford in Photo division, Olivia Ling
in Sculpture, Dee Hyde-Begany in Craft, Don Elwing in Wood and Lorilee Wanda Aus painted The View and won
the cover contest. Photo by Peter Anderson
Lorenzo in Keiki division.
Also placing - in Graphics: Alan Moores, 2nd place; Dee Hyde-Begany, 3rd place; Photography: Savory
Yarrow, 2nd place; Frank Lorenzo, 3rd place; Sculpture: Savory Yarrow,
2nd place; Don Elwing 3rd place; Craft: Olivia Ling, 2nd place; Ola Kochis, 3rd place; Wood: Terri Chopot, 2nd place and Keiki Division: Rio
Chopot, 2nd place; Shay Lorsen, 3rd
place.
Don Elwing took first in the Wood Division.
Photo by Peter Anderson
A section of the underwater seascape with turtle by Lorilee Lorenzo took first in the Keiki
Dee Hyde-Begany, who took first in Craft.
Division with Coffee Cherries & Flowers.
Nancy Stafford won first place in photography with Aloha Honu.
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EMERGENCY? Call 911
FIRE AMBULANCE POLICE
Police
Nä‘älehu........................................................................ 939-2520
Other than emergencies call
Ka‘ü Central Dispatch, Hilo............................................ 935-3311
Crime Stoppers............................................. 329-8181, 961-8300
Ice Hotline...................................................................... 329-0423
Ambulances - Located in Ocean View, Nä‘älehu
and Volcano..................................................................... Call 911
Fire Departments - Located in Ocean View, Nä‘älehu, Pähala and
Volcano............................................................................ Call 911
The American Red Cross
74-5615 Luhia, K-K HI 96740; Phone 326-9488
55 Ululani, Hilo HI 96720; Phone 935-8305
Emergency Water Supply
The nearest public water spigots can be found at
Ocean View Water Station, Wai‘ōhinu Transfer Station,
Wai‘ōhinu Park, Mountain View Gym, Kurtistown Park.
H A W A I ‘ I
100% KA‘Ü COFFEE
808-938-4993
www.kaucoffeecoop.com
County improved sirens last year after an earthquake off Canada
threatened a tsunami. This siren is at Punalu‘u.
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Ka‘ū Emergency Preparedness
To prepare for a major natural disaster,
such as an earthquake, hurricane, flood or
lava flow, the very isolated community of Ka‘ü
needs to plan for self reliance.
During a disaster, major roads could be
blocked by fallen trees and landslides making
it necessary for communities to “Rescue
in Place.” Phones, power and water could
be cut off. Shelters may be limited and
people may be moved from one community
to another. It could be days before medical
supplies, food and clean water reach Ka‘ü
communities.
• Disaster First Aid Kit
• A family sized First Aid kit with manual.
• Water (one gallon per person per day)
and food for a minimum of 15 days.
• A 30 day supply of prescription
medications.
• Flashlight, extra batteries, cell phone,
scanner.
• A battery-powered AM-FM radio: NOAA
Weather Radio.
Mauna Loa lava zones with dates of lava flows show most risky areas in Ka‘ū west of South Point.
• Whistle, dust masks, towelettes,
garbage bags, non-electric can opener,
picnic supplies.
• Regular, household liquid chlorine bleach.
• Wrench or pliers to turn off utilities.
• Clothing, shoes and blankets.Camping equipment and
• Local maps, important documents, ID, cash and traveler’s
supplies. A fire extinguisher. Books and games.
checks.
To prepare for such a disaster, families can put together disaster
• A 15 to 30 day supply of food and water for pets and livestock. kits with the following on hand in their homes and businesses:
PARKS & COMMUNITY CENTERS
Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park.................................... 985-6000
Kahuku Park in Ocean View............................................ 929-9113
Nä‘älehu Community Center and Park .......................... 939-2510
Ocean View Community Center...................................... 939-7033
Pähala Community Center & Park.................................. 928-3102
Pähala Community Swimming Pool............................... 928-8177
Punalu‘u Beach Park........................................................ 961-8311
Volcano Cooper Center.................................................... 985-9508
Wai‘öhinu Park.................................................................. 961-8311
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Duane Santiago drives the Last Run sugar truck, donated
by Royal Hawaiian Orchards, and covered in sugar cane.
Ka‘ū Rides in
Plantation Days Parade
Ka‘ū Plantation Days began with a
pā‘ū parade this year that offered more
than queens and princesses representing Lorilee Lorenzo is Queen for the Island of Hawai‘i, wearing ‘ohia lehua and anthuriums.
the inhabited Hawaiian Islands. Some of the small and uninhabited Hawaiian Islands
- which usually go unnoticed in Hawaiian parades on horseback - were represented. Clyde Silva was announcer for the parade.
An old sugar truck with the sign Last Run brought back
Keana Kuluwaimaka rides as princess memories of the last day sugar was hauled
of Ka‘ula, an uninhabited 188-acre
to the mill in 1996 when Ka‘ū became the
island west-southwest of Ni‘ihau.
She and her horse wear lei of ‘a‘ali‘i
last sugar company to shut down on the
blooms.
Big Island.
The event, with dance, music food and
historic displays, celebrated the many cultures that came to live together during the
Mokoli‘i Princess is
sugar era. Meeting around kitchen tables
Leahi Kaupu with
melia (plumeria) lei,
to prepare for the event were organizers
accompanied by her dad,
Queen of Lāna‘i is
Queen of Maui is Jenny Castaneda, of Ella Louis, Gail Kalani, Lynn Hamilton Kanai Ames, of Hilo, Roshad Kaupu. Mokoli‘i
Pāhala. She wears lokelani, the pink
wild rose. Her escort is Jesse Lorenzo.
Plantation Days, cont. on pg. 76 wearing kauna‘oa
vine.
Photos by Julia Neal
Manana Princess is CeAndra Silva
Kamei. Her lei is carnation with
‘uki‘uki grass. Manana, Rabbit Island,
is uninhabited, 63 acres and .75
miles offshore near Makapu‘u on the
eastern end of O‘ahu.
Queen for Kaua‘i is Teani Souza,
of Nā‘ālehu, adorned with nalei
of seagrapes. She is escorted by
her dad, Ricky Souza II.
Lehua Princess is Tehani Mae
Espejo Navarro with lei made of
seed of kamani. Lehua is a 284-acre,
uninhabited isle just north of Ni‘ihau.
She is accompanied by her uncle,
Elijah Navarro.
is Chinaman’s Hat, a 12.5acre islet .33 miles off of
O‘ahu in Kaneohe Bay.
Queen of O‘ahu is Raylene Walker, of Pāhala,
wearing ‘ilima lei. Her escort is Frank
Lorenzo, Jr.
Queen for Moloka‘i is Pi‘ilani Peralta,
of Pāhala. She wears kukui nut from
the state tree. Her escort is Rigan
“Cowboy” Ka‘apana.
Queen for Kaho‘olawe is Kyani Vierra,
of Pāhala. Her flower is ‘ahiahina and
‘umi‘umi. She is escorted by her dad,
Kalani Vierra.
Ka‘ohikaipu Princess Kircia
Hanoa Derasin with her lauhala
and woodrose lei.Ka‘ohikaipu is
Turtle Island and Black Rock.
It is uninhabited and 11 acres,
.5 miles north of Makapu‘u on
O‘ahu. Kircia is accompanied by
Denicia Derasin.
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CALENDAR* 2013
*subject to change. Please check The Ka‘ū Calendar,www.kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, www.kaucalendar.com for updates.
Hawai‘i Wildlife Fund organizes volunteers to help clean up the Ka‘ū Coast numerous times a year. To help, contact Megan Lamson at
kahakai.cleanups@gmail.com. Photo from HWF
Exercise and Meditation
• Pāhala Pool Schedule Jan/Feb 2013: Water Aerobics Mon/Wed/Fri 9 – 10 a.m.; Public
Recreational Swim Mon/Wed/Fri 10 – 11 a.m., Mon/Tue 1 – 4:15 p.m., Tue/Thu 9 –
11 a.m., Wed – Fri 12:30 – 4:15 p.m., Sat/Sun 9 – 11 a.m., 1 – 3 p.m.; Adult Lap Swim
Mon/Tue 11 a.m. – 12 p.m., Wed – Fri 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., Sat/Sun 11 a.m. – 12 p.m.,
3 – 4 p.m. Call 928-8177 or visit www.hawaii-county.com/parks/aquatics for hours
March – Dec 2013.
• Yoga, Mon, 6:30 p.m. Pāhala Community Center. By Donation. 323-8280
• Yoga, Mon, 7:30 a.m.; Tue & Thu, 5:30 p.m., Volcano Art Center’s Ni‘aulani Campus in
Volcano Village. Emily Catey focuses on stretching and releasing physical and mental
tension. Open to beginning and intermediate students. $10. 967-8222
• Iyengar and Yin Yoga, Mon/Wed/Fri, 10 – 11:30 a.m.; Ocean View Community Center.
Mats and props provided. Stephanie, 937-7940
• Tennis, Jan – March, Mon – Thu, 3:15 – 5 p.m., Nā‘ālehu Community Center. hawaiicounty.gov/pr-recreation or Richard, 939-2510
• Exercise for Energy, Mon/Wed, 3:30 – 4:30 p.m., Discovery Harbour Community
Center. DVD instructions; bring your own band, ball and mat. Free w/donation of
non-perishable food. Judy Knapp, 939-8149
• T-Ball/Coach Pitch, Jan – March, Mon – Thu, 3:30 – 5:30 p.m., Nā‘ālehu Community
Center. hawaiicounty.gov/pr-recreation or Richard, 939-2510
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Ka‘ū High School's robotics team competes in FIRST with other schools from around the state.
• Zumba, Mon, 5:30 p.m., Volcano Art Center’s Ni‘aulani Campus in Volcano Village. $5.
967-8222 or julie@volcanoartcenter.org
• Zumba, Mon, 6 – 7 p.m., Nā‘ālehu Community Center. Certified Zumba instructor
Erin Cole, 938-4037
• Muscle Toning, Tue, 8:30 a.m., Ocean View Community Center. Erin Cole, 938-4037
• Zumba, Tue/Thu 5:30 p.m., Sat, 9 a.m. Check with Kīlauea Military Camp’s front desk
in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park for location. Open to authorized patrons and
sponsored guests. Park entrance fees apply. 967-8333
• Karate Classes, Tue/Thu, 6 – 7:30 p.m., Ocean View Community Center. Instructor
Peter Lubke offers free classes for all ages. 939-7033
• Line Dance, Wed, 6 p.m., Pāhala Community Center. By donation. 323-8280
• Gentle Senior Yoga, Wed, 3 – 4 p.m., Nā‘ālehu Hongwanji. Senior price $10 for 10 sessions. Stephanie Peppers, 937-7940
• Meditation, Wed, 4 – 5 p.m. Nā‘ālehu Hongwanji. Velvet Replogle, 936-8989
• Self-Guided Yoga, Wed, 9:30 – 11 a.m., Cooper Center, Volcano. Calabash donations.
Debra Serrao, 985-7545
• Beginning and Intermediate Yoga, Tue/Thu, 8:30 - 10 a.m. Noa’s Island Massage in
rear entrance of Ka‘ū Realty across from Hana Hou. Please come 10 minutes early.
$10 a class or $80 for 10 classes. 756-3183
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• Zumba, Thu, 5 – 6 p.m., Ocean View Community Center. Certified Zumba instructor
Erin Cole, 640-8473
• Western Line Dance Classes, Thu, 6:30 – 7:30 p.m., Discovery Harbour Community
Hall.
• Gentle Yoga, Fri, 8 – 9 a.m., Cooper Center, Volcano. For those who wish to deepen
their yoga practice or begin. Calabash donations. Debra Serrao, 985-7545
Weekly & Daily Activities
• Volcano Farmers Market, Sun, 7 – 10 a.m., Cooper Center. Fruits and veggies, swap
meet and more. EBT welcome.
• Ocean View Community Center computer lab, Mon – Fri, 8 a.m. – noon. Members $2/
hour, nonmembers, $4/hr. 939-7033 for information on computer classes.
• Ni‘aulani Nature Walks, Mon, 9:30 a.m. & Sat, 11 a.m. These one-hour nature walk
travel through a lush portion of an old-growth Hawaiian rain forest on an easy,
1/7-mile loop trail. Volcano Art Center’s Ni‘aulani Campus in Volcano Village. Free
(calabash donations welcome). 967-8222 or www.volcanoartcenter.org
• Tūtū and Me Traveling Preschool, free classes Mon/Wed, Nā‘ālehu Community Center; Tue/Thu, 8:30 - 10:30 a.m., Pāhala Community Center. Limited to 50 participants
in each area. 929-8571
• Pāhala Senior Center: Lunch served Mon
– Fri, 10:30 a.m. for residents aged 60+.
Julie, 928-3101
• Nā‘ālehu Senior Nutrition Center (Hawai‘i
County Nutrition Program), Lunch served
Mon – Fri, 10:45 a.m. for residents aged
60+, greater Nā‘ālehu area. 939-2505
• Ocean View Nutrition Site and Senior
Club hosts activities at St. Jude’s Church
on Mon/Wed/Fri from 8:30 a.m. and
provides lunches 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. for
seniors 60+. Donations requested. On
Thu, the program takes seniors to KailuaKona for doctor appointments, grocery
shopping and to pick up prescriptions.
Program closed Tue. Dick Hershberger,
989-4140
• Ka‘ū Community Chorus Rehearsals, Mon
7 – 8 p.m., Discovery Harbour Community Hall. 929-7544
Events in Ka‘ū April 27 - May 5
Ho‘olaule‘a
Saturday, May 4
For more info and schedule of events:
www.kaucoffeefest.com
808-929-9550
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• South Side Alateen meeting, Mon, 7 p.m., St. Jude’s Episcopal Church in Ocean View.
Sandy, 557-9847
• Charter School Online, Jan – March, Tue – Thu, Nā‘ālehu Community Center. hawaiicounty.gov/pr-recreation or Richard, 939-2510
• Ka‘ū Driver License Office, Tue/Wed by appointment. 854-7214
• Pohai for Speaking Hawaiian, Tue, 6:30 – 8 p.m., Discovery Harbour Community Hall.
929-7544
• Ka‘ū Farmers Market, Wed/Sat, 8 a.m. – noon, Shaka Restaurant in Nā‘ālehu. Produce,
Hawaiiana, arts and crafts, fresh baked goods.
• Nā‘ālehu Market, Wed/Sat, 8 a.m. – 2 p.m., Ace Hardware. Produce and locally made
products.
• Community Bookstore, Wed, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at Kauaha‘ao Church in Wai‘ōhinu. 9380411
• Free ‘Ukulele, Slack Key and Steel Guitar classes, Wed, 3:30 – 5:30 p.m., Olson Trust
Building in Pāhala; Fri, 3:30 – 5:30 p.m., Nā‘ālehu Methodist Church. Keoki Kahumoku. Call Tiffany at 938-6582 for details and to confirm.
• Ka‘ū ‘Ohana Band Rehearsals, Wed/Thu, 3:30 – 4:30 p.m., Ocean View Community
Center. Looking for flute & clarinet players. Instruments provided; no experience
necessary. 929-7544
• Game Night, Wed, 6:30 p.m., Discovery Harbour Community Center. Lucy Walker,
929-7519
• Ka Lae Quilters, Thu, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., Discovery Harbour Community Center. 2380505
• Friends Feeding Friends, Thu, 4 – 6 p.m., Cooper Center on Wright Road in Volcano
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Village. volcanocommunity.org
• Desperately Seeking Serenity AFG, Thu,
5 p.m., St. Jude’s Episcopal Church in
Ocean View. Sandy, 557-9847
• Women, Infant, Children Services, Fri
(except holidays) at various locations.
965-3030 or 934-3209
• Aloha Fridays, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m., Volcano
Art Center Gallery porch at Hawai‘i
Volcanoes National Park. Variable hula
art offerings of hula lessons, lei making,
storytelling, lauhala weaving or ‘ukulele
lessons. Everyone is welcome. Free;
donations welcome; park entrance fees
apply.
• Live Entertainment at Hana Hou Restaurant, Fri, 5:30 p.m. in Nā‘ālehu. 929-9717
Hula is integral to many community events including the Ka‘ū Coffee
Festival. Photo from www.kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar
• Live Music Fridays at South Side Shaka, Nā‘ālehu. 929-7404
• Ocean View Farmers Market, Sat, 7 a.m. – noon, Pōhue Plaza
• Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings: One Day at a Time Group, Sat, 6:30 p.m., Cooper
Center; Friday Night BBQ Meeting, Fri, 5 p.m., Wai‘ōhinu (929 -7674); Happy, Joyous and Free Group, Mon/Thu, 7 p.m. and Sat, 5 p.m., St. Jude’s in Ocean View. West
Hawai‘i Intergroup, 329-1212 or the Hilo office, 961-6133
• Free Square Dancing Lessons, Sat, 7 – 8:30 p.m., Ocean View Community Center.
Open to all ages. Lucy, 895-4212
Hālau often travel to the rim of Halema‘uma‘u for hula ceremonies. Photo by J. Robinson
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KA‘Ū REGIONAL ANNUAL EVENTS
• Keiki Fishing Tournament, Sat, Jan 26, Punalu‘u Beach Park. 937-4773
• Mardi Gras, Fri, Feb 28, St. Jude’s Church in Ocean View with 6 p.m. dinner. 939-7000
• Easter Services, Sun, March 31 throughout Ka‘ū.
• Mongolian Barbecues, Sat, Apr 13 & Oct 12, Cooper Center in Volcano Village. Chefs wok up
your choice of ingredients over an open flame. 985-9908
• Ka‘ū Coffee Festival, Sat, Apr 27 – Sun, May 5. Farm to Table dinner, farm tours, coffee tastings,
recipe contest & ho‘olaule‘a for two weekends & on weekdays. kaucoffeefest.com
• Cinco de Mayo Dinner, Fri, May 3, St. Jude’s Church in Ocean View with 6 p.m. dinner. 939-7000
• Mother’s Day, Sun, May 12. Special dinners throughout Ka‘ū.
• Memorial Day Ceremony, Mon, May 27, Kīlauea Military Camp in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park
• Father’s Day, Sun, June 16. Special dinners throughout Ka‘ū.
• Nā‘ālehu Independence Day Parade, Sat, June 29 along Hwy 11.
• Volcano Village Fourth of July Parade & Celebration, Thu, July 4, Old Volcano Road to Wright
Road, with, food, music, crafts & games at Cooper Center.
• Fourth of July at Nā‘ālehu Community Center & Playground. Games for kids & Bingo for
everyone. Sponsored by ‘O Ka‘ū Kākou.
• Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park Cultural Festival, Sat, July 13, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. 985-6011 or nps.gov/havo
• Rain Forest Runs, Sat, Aug 17, Volcano Village & vicinity. Half marathon, 10K, 5K & keiki runs.
rainforestruns.com
• Ka‘ū High School Alumni & Friends potluck reunion, Sun, Aug 18, Pāhala Community Center.
• Labor Day, Mon, Sept 2. Motorcycle clubs ride around the island & travel through Ka‘ū.
• Octoberfest, Sun, Oct 13, St. Jude’s Church, Ocean View with 6 p.m. dinner. 939-7000
• Hawaiian Music & Lifestyle Workshop, Center for Hawaiian Music Studies, Keoki Kahumoku,
annually in November, Pahala Plantation House, 938-6582, www.keokikahumoku.com
• Veterans Day Ceremony, Mon, Nov 11, Kīlauea Military Camp in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park.
• Christmas In The Country, Sat – Sun, Nov 23 – 24 & Fri – Sun, Nov 29 – Dec 1, Volcano Art
Center Gallery in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park. 967-8222 • Thanksgiving Dinner, Thu, Nov. 28, Ocean View Community Center. 939-7033
• 27th Annual Volcano Village Artists Hui Studio Show & Sale - Fri, Nov 29 – Sun, Nov 31 at
studios in the village. volcanovillageartistshui.com
• 14th Annual Invitational Wreath Exhibit, daily Sat, Nov 16 - Sun, Jan 5, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Volcano
Art Center Gallery in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park. volcanoartcenter.org or 967-7565
• Hana Hou Restaurant’s Annual Keiki Christmas Party, TBA, Nā‘ālehu.
• Christmas In Ka‘ū, TBA, Nā‘ālehu Hongwanji, sponsored by Thy Word Ministries.
• Christmas In Pāhala, TBA, Kamani & Ohia Streets around the Christmas tree.
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Students in Ka‘ū schools are given awards for such traits as responsibility. Schools
Ka‘ū High School.......................................................................................928-2088
Nā‘ālehu Elementary.................................................................................939-2413
Pāhala Elementary....................................................................................928-2093
Pāhala Preschool....................................................................................... 928-8541
Volcano School of Arts & Sciences..............................................................985-9800
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Libraries
Nā‘ālehu Public Library...............................................................................939-2442
Nā‘ālehu School Library.............................................................................. 939-2413
Pāhala Public/School Library......................................................................928-2015
Library at Ocean View Community Center....................................................939-7033
Once Upon a Story for Literacy.................................................................... 938-0411
Cooper Center Bookstore.............................................................................985-9805
Ka‘ū Public Schools’ 2013 Calendar
Second Semester 2012-2013 School Year:
• Jan 1, New Year’s Day
• Jan 2, Teacher Work Day
• Jan 21, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Feb 18, Presidents’ Day
• Mar 18 – 22, Spring Break
• Mar. 25 - Teacher Work Day
• Mar 26, Prince Kuhio Day
• Mar. 29, Good Friday
• May 17, Class of 2013 Graduates from Ka‘ū High
• May 24, Students’ last day of school
First Semester 2013-2014 School Year:
• Student's First Day of School (TBA)
• Aug 16, Statehood Day
• Sept 2, Labor Day
• Fall Intercession, (TBA)
• Students off for Teacher Institute Days (TBA)
• Nov. 11, Veterans Day
• Nov, 28-29, Thanksgiving Holidays
• Winter Recess (TBA)
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Mayor Billy Kenoi during his successful campaign for re-election last year. Photo from www.kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar
Your Public Officials
Governor Neil Abercrombie.........................................808-586-0034
Hawai‘i State Capitol, Room 415 Honolulu, HI 96813
http://hawaii.gov/gov/contact/contact-gov
County Councilmember Brenda Ford..................323-4277
25 Aupuni St., Hilo, HI 96720,
bford@co.hawaii.hi.us
www.hawaii-county.com/directory/dir_council.htm
Lt. Governor Shan Tsutsui...........................................808-586-0255
Executive Chambers, Hawai‘i State Capitol, Honolulu,
HI 96813
http://hawaii.gov/ltgov/contact/contact-lg
Hawai‘i County Mayor Billy Kenoi......................961-8211
County
Councilmember
Brenda Ford
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East HI: 25 Aupuni Street, Hilo, HI 96720
West HI: 74-5044 Ana
Keaohokalole Hwy, Kailua-Kona,
HI 96740
County Prosecuting Attorney Mitch Roth........
961-0466
County Clerk Stewart Maeda.............................................. 961-8271
Deputy County Clerk Maile David......................................323-4262
State Senator Josh Green............................................808-586-9385 State Sen. Josh
Hawai‘i State Capitol, Rm. 215, 415 S Beretania St,
Honolulu, HI 96813 sengreen@capitol.hawaii.gov,
www.capitol.hawaii.gov/members/legislators.
aspx?chamber=S
State Senator Russell Ruderman.................................808-586-6890
Green's district
runs from
Honu‘apo up the
Ka‘ū and Kona
Coasts.
Hawai‘i State Capitol, Rm. 217, 415 S Beretania St,
Honolulu, HI 96813 senruderman@capitol.hawaii.gov,
www.capitol.hawaii.gov/members/legislators.aspx?chamber=S
State Representative Denny
Coffman.808-586-9605
Prosecuting
Attorney
Mitch Roth
State Dept. of Agriculture Chair Russell Kokubun
1428 S. King Street, Honolulu, HI 96814
http://hawaii.gov/hdoa, hdoa.info@
hawaii.gov
U.S. Senator Mazie Hirono.............................................. 202-224-6361
B40E Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 20510
www.hirono.senate.gov
U.S. Senator Brian Schatz...............................................202-224-3934
G11 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 20510
U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard........................................................ State Rep.
Richard Onishi
202-225-4906
5-104 Prince Kuhio Bldg 300 Ala Moana Blvd Honolulu, HI 96850 or
502 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515
www.gabbard.house.gov
President Barack Obama..................................................................202-456-1414
1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20500 comments@
whitehouse.gov, www.whitehouse.gov
Hawai‘i State Capitol,
Rm. 317, 415 S Beretania
State Rep.
St, Honolulu, HI 96813
Denny Coffman
repcoffman@capitol.
hawaii.gov, www.capitol.
hawaii.gov/members/legislators.
County Building Division........................................... 961-8331
aspx?chamber=H
Important Government Contacts
State Representative Richard Onishi
808-586- 6120
Hawai‘i State Capitol, Rm. 435, 415
S Beretania St, Honolulu, HI 96813
reponishi@ capitol.hawaii.gov,
www.capitol.hawaii.gov/members/
legislators.aspx?chamber=H
State Sen. Russell Ruderman's district
runs from Punalu‘u into Puna.
808-973-9560
County Planning Dept...............................................961-8288
District Court.............................................................322-8700
Drivers License..........................................................961-2222
HeleOn Bus............................................................... 961-8744
Ka‘ū Community Development Plan............................961-8137
Passports...........................................................877-487-2778
Water Department.....................................................961-8060
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Ka‘ū Hospital has been undergoing major upgrades and receiving high markings for care.
Photo from www.kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar.
Hospitals & Clinics
Bay Clinic's Ka‘u Family Health Center in Nā‘ālehu................................................ 981-4071
Ka‘ū Hospital Rural Health Clinic in Pāhala............................................................932-4205
Ka‘ū Hospital in Pāhala More info page on page 48, 49........................932-4200
Ka‘ū Family Health Center in Nā‘ālehu...................................................................929-7311
Kona Community Hospital......................................................................................322-9311
Hilo Hospital Hilo Medical Center.............................................................932-3000
Ocean View Family Health Clinic More info page 48, 49.............................929-9425
Senior Centers & Nutrition Services
Ocean View, M-W-F, St. Jude’s Church, Paradise Circle............................................939-7000
Pāhala...................................................................................................................928-3101
Nā‘ālehu...............................................................................................................939-2505
H.O.V.E. Road Maintenance Corp.
92-8979 Lehua Lane
PO Box 6227, Ocean View HI 96737
Phone 929-9910; Fax 929-9623
office@hoveroad.com, www.hoveroad.com
Animal Shelters
Kea‘au Humane Society........................................................................................966-5458
Kona Humane Society............................................................................................329-1175
Rainbow Friends Animal Sanctuary, Kurtistown, HI 96760.......................................982-5110
Coqui Frog Eradication Task Force
Contact Invasive Species Program..........................................................................933-3340
Post Offices 800-275-8777, 800-ASK-USPS
Nā‘ālehu, 96772...............................................95-5663 Mamalahoa Hwy, 96772, 929-7141
Ocean View, 96737...........................92-8676 Lotus Blossom Lane, Suite 4, 96737, 929-7593
Pāhala, 96777..............................................................96-3163 Pikake St, 96777, 928-9815
Volcano, 96785..................................................19-4030 Old Volcano Hwy, 96785, 967-7611
Volcanoes National Park, 96718.......................... 1 Kīlauea Military Camp, 96718, 967-7471
Recycling & Transfer Stations
Recycle Hawaii, www.recyclehawaii.org.................................................................329-2886
HI-5 Recycling Wai‘ōhinu Transfer Station...............................Sat & Sun 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., .................................................................................................................1:30 – 3:30 p.m.
Nā‘ālehu School .............................................Third Saturday of each month 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
South Point U-Cart........................................Second Saturday of each month 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Transfer Stations....................................................Volcano: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Mon, Thu, Sat),
Pāhala: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Sun, Tue, Fri, Sat), Wai‘ōhinu: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Daily)
Ocean View................................................................................9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturdays
Home Address Signs
Home address signs on the residences are required by ordinance. In addition, if the residence
cannot be seen from the street then a sign visible from the street near the driveway and a
sign on the residence are required. These signs are sold by Ocean View Neighborhood Watch
as a fundraiser for the program. The cost is $15 each with regulation three-inch fluorescent
numerals. Call Dick Hershberger at 989-4140.
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Art, Gifts & Furnishings
Grandma’s Closet
Thrift Store located in Nā‘ālehu shopping center &
Ocean View. Fashion at a very fashionable price! Ask
for Cathrynn Or Marishon
904-982-4382
Kahuku Gift & Garden Shop
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96704-9205
Phone 939-9202, Fax 939-9202
Lisa & Michael Barsell, kahukuggs@gmail.com
Located in Ocean View Pohue Plaza
Gift and Garden, private mailboxes unique gifts, local
crafts, fruit trees, plants, feed, pet supplies
92-1329 Prince Kuhio Blvd., #4, Captain Cook, HI
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Ka‘ū Coffee Mill Store
Ka‘ū Coffee for gifting, macadania nuts, original
art and prints of wildlife and farm life in Ka‘ū, logo
wear,hoodies, shirts, hats, bags, purses, koa art. Wood
Valley Road, Pāhala, Open seven days a week.
Phone 928-0550
www.kaucoffeemill.com.
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(808) 939-7033
OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC
501(c)3
OVCA Mission Statement:
92-8924 Leilani Circle (PO Box 6016)
“Ocean View Community Association, Inc provides, at Ocean View HI 96737
a reasonable cost, the use of its facilities for individual ovcahawaii@gmail.com
use, and maintains its facilities by soliciting memberships, building use fees, donations, grants & volunteers.” OVCA receives no county or state funding.
OVCA Partners:
Bay Clinic’s Women, Infants & Children (WIC); Na’alehu
Schools; County of Hawaii; Veterans Administration;
Chamber of Commerce; CERT; Volunteer Fire
OVCA Services:
Classes for Yoga, Exercise and Computers;
Official Voting Place; Community Lending Library;
Computer Lab; Church Services; Play & Learn
Keiki Sessions; Exercise Equipment; Free
Thanksgiving Dinner; Keiki Christmas Party
Office Hours
8am—Noon Monday-Friday
Board of Directors Meetings
3rd Tuesday of each Month
6:30pm
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Auto Repair, Fuel, Sales & Taxi
A1 Taxi
Taxi & Tours
PO Box 37-7505, Ocean View, HI 96737
Phone 990-4302, Fax 939-7376
Victor Quiros, Vquiros@earthlink.net
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AutoTech, Inc.
Pāhala Quilting & Creative Sewing Center holds a variety of quilting
classes throughout the year.
Noah's Ark
Christian Book Store
Debbie Goddard 430-8251, noahs.ark.kau@gmail.com
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Pāhala Quilting & Creative Sewing Center
Sewing, Fabric & Quilting Supplies
96-3196 Maile St., Pāhala, HI 96777
Phone 238-0505
Donna Masaniai, pahalaquilting@gmail.com
www.pahalaquilting.com
Auto Repair
81-981 Haleki‘i St., Kealakekua, HI 96750
Phone 322-8881; Fax 322-8818
Carla Perea, rcperea@msn.com
www.autotechhi.com
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Ka‘ū Auto Repair
Auto Repair
Ka‘alaiki Rd., PO Box 1020, Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
Phone 929-9096; Fax 929-7661
John Masters, kauautorepair@gmail.com
(ad this page)
Hawai‘i Classic Cruisers come through Ka‘ū for parades and outings.
Photo from kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com/The Ka‘ū Calendar
A1 ISLAND TAXI
(808) 990-4302
Victor Q.
ISLAND WIDE TOURS
AIRPORT • HOTEL • RESORTS
vquiros@earthlink.net
BOX 37-7505 H.O.V.E., HI, 96737
Si Hablo Español
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Our Strength is Our Team
• We excel in diagnostics
• Fast reliable service
• 12 month 12,000 mile warranty
• One of 6 NAPA Autocare Centers on island
Honest y is
Our Policy
• RepairPal 5 Star Rating
322-8881
• Free Safety Check with Military ID
81-981 Haleki‘i St
Kealakekua
AutoTechHawaii.com
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Ocean View Auto Parts
92-8674 Lotus Blossom Lane, Ocean View, HI 96737
Phone 939-8500, Fax 939-8511
Dorothy Antolin
(ad page 24)
Spirit Gas Station - Kahala Gas Ocean View
Gas, hot food to go, sundries, snacks and more.
Phone 939-8900, Fax 929-8203
kahalagasov@alohabroadband.net
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Trent’s Alignment & Brake, Inc.
Brake & Suspension Repair, 4x4 Alignment Specialist
75-5921 Walua, Kailua-Kona, HI
Phone 334-9757
facebook.com/TrentsAutomotive
www.konacarshop.com
B & Bs and Vacation Rentals
Bougainvillea Bed & Breakfast
& Condo at Kona Bay
Phone 929-7089; Fax 929-7089
Martie Nitschem, peaceful@interpac.net
www.bougainvilleabedandbreakfast.com
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Kahuku Ahupua‘a Educational Farm & Retreat
Vacation Rental providing spectacular South Point view
and a great meeting space.
92-1885 Princess Kaiulani Blvd., Ocean View, HI 96737
Phone 430-3444, 430-2725
Stacey Richards, terraces.kau@gmail.com
Facebook: Kahuku Ahupua‘a Farm & Retreat
(The Terraces)
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Morning meal at Leilani Bed & Breakfast.
Kīlauea Lodge & Restaurant
A Country inn located in the historic village of Volcano.
Romantic rooms and cottages, gardens, gazebos. Fullservice dining nightly, breakfast and lunch daily. Sunday
brunch. Private conference room. Gift Shop.
19-3948 Old Volcano Rd
P.O. Box 116 Volcano, HI 96785
Phone 967-7366, Fax 967-7367
stay@kilauealodge.com, www.kilauealodge.com
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Leilani Bed & Breakfast
Rustic ambiance of a lava rock home with a touch
of luxury and modern conveniences. Free wireless
Internet. HIBBA inspected and recommended.
92-8822 Leilani Pkwy, Ocean View, HI 96737
Phone 929-7101
Randy and Lynn VanLeeuwen
info@leilanibedandbreakfast.com
www.leilanibedandbreakfast.com
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Ohana House Vacation/Retreat
Bougainvillea B&B in Ocean View.
Located in Ocean View's old forest. Your own private
off-grid Vacation home.
92-8830 Koa Lane, Weekly and Kama‘aina rates
(808) 929-9139, Wanda Aus
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An old sugar truck decked out with stalks of cane came to Pāhala Plantation House, the sugar manager's home for Plantation Days in October.
Photo by Julia Neal
Pāhala Plantation House & Cottages
Weddings, Reunions, Retreats, Parties. Monthly, weekly
and Kama‘aina rates
Vacation Rentals 2-7 bdrm
www.pahalaplantationcottages.com
Phone 928-9811; mahalo@aloha.net
(ad this page)
The NayStation, LLP
Private Lodge and Dinner Club
92-9172 King Kamehameha Blvd
Ocean View, HI 96737
Phone 989-9647, 990-9144
John E. Nay, john.nay@naystation.com
www.naystation.com
• Cottages
Pahala Plantation
VACATION RENTALS - NIGHTLY, WEEKLY or MONTHLY
1,2,3,4,7-BEDROOMS
Minutes from Punalu‘u Black sand Beach & Volcanoes national Park
Retreats, Conferences, Reunions, Workshops, Weddings Welcome
authentic historic homes
from the early 1900s
1, 2, 3, 4 & 7 bedroom
cottages & houses
928-9811
mahalo@aloha.net, www.pahalaplantationcottages.com
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Building Supplies, Home Services,
Laundromat
A&D Services
General Maintenance and Repair
Phone 217-6200
Al Bower, dcrlunar@yahoo.com
(ad this page)
Aloha Aina Maintenance
Catchment Tank Installation, Water Pump, UV Systems
Liner Repair, Tank cleaning & Monthly Filtration.
PO Box 377467 Ocean View, HI 96737
Phone 756-4549
Shawn Wakimoto
aloha_aina_maintenance@yahoo.com
(ad page 29)
A.M. Plumbing
Plumbing Contractor
92-1329 Prince Kuhio Blvd. #4 PMB 284,
Captain Cook, HI 96704
Phone 936-3650; Fax 443-0111
Joelle Medek, amplumbing@4xbiz.com
(ad this page)
A&D ServiceS
•GeneralMaintenance&Repair
•CatchmentCleaning,Filtration
&BasicPlumbing
•Painting&Roof
Restoration
•Landscaping&
Treetrimming
PrOUDLY ServiNG
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ALL OF KA‘U
Onecalldoesitall217-6200
FreeEstimatesinHOVE
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CATCHMENT
TANK
Specializing in Catchment Tank Installation,
Water Pump Installation & Repair, UV Systems,
Liner Repair, Tank Cleaning & Monthly Filtration
Adjusting the PH Balance.
Call for a Free Estimate!
(808)756-4549
serving Ka'u with over 20 years experience
Paul Gibson
P.O. Box 305
Captain Cook HI
96704
built2lastplumbing@gmail.com
office 939-7004
cell 989-4402
fax 939-9778
honest-reliable-professional
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Solar Award winner
Over 20 Years Residential
and Commercial Experience
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24 hours/7 days a week service available
Trouble Calls
New Construction
Remodels
Shallow Well Water Pump Installation and Repair
Solar Hot Water System Certified Contractor
Septic and Cesspool System Installation
Backhoe, Bulldozer and Dump Truck Services
Gas Line Installation
Complete Water Catchment Tank Installation and
Service
Free Estimates
Located in Ocean View
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Bob Zeller, Handyman Services
Ocean View cinder quarry.
Photo from www.kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com/The Ka‘ū Calendar
Arrow Hawaiian
Mine/Cinder Quarry
92-8457 Liliana Ln., Ocean View, HI 96737
Phone 333-0229
Colton Wilson, arrowhawaiian@gmail.com
www.arrowhawaiian.com
(ad page 31)
Jeff Anderson Sawmilling Services
‘Ohia Poles a Specialty • Salvage Logging
Dozing of wooded properties • Custom Milling
We are a green business
939-7218 • 938-0572
Fax 929-8677
sawmill@alohabroadband.net
www.ohiapolesetc.com
Emergency Repairs: electrical, plumbing, roofing,
carpentry, water pumps, etc. 30+ years experience.
Irrigation consulting and Installation.
$50 minimum/$1,000 maximum
Phone 333-0889
orchidbob1@gmail.com
Built to Last Plumbing
New Construction, service calls, certified solar hot
water system contractor, complete septic systems.
Phone 939-7004; Fax 267-392-3112
Paul Gibson, built2lastplumbing@gmail.com
www.builttolastplumbing.com
(ad page 29)
Custom Cabinets by Jim
Fine woodworking
Phone 939-7472; Cell 854-7320
Jim Steenburg, customcabtsbyjim@aol.com
www.customcabtsbyjim.com
(ad this page)
Drainpipe Plumbing & Solar, LLC
Plumbing & Solar Hot Water, Excavation
PO Box 1128, Pahoa, HI 96778
Phone 966-9002; 966-9007
John Gapp, dpp@hawaii.rr.com, drainpipeplumbing.com
(ad page 32)
P.O. Box 208, Na‘alehu, HI 96772
GLENN MOSES
Custom Cabinets
by Jim
Solid Surface Available
Free Estimates
Jim Steenburg
808-939-7472/854-7320
Contractor C-26907
Free Estimates: Jobs large
or small we do it all!
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Fogelvik Furniture
GopherLee's Yard Service
Fowler Finishes
Henderson's
Koa Furniture - Custom woodwork, millwork, cabinets
PO 377475, Ocean View, HI 96737
Phone 929-8458, 808-280-8405
Mats Fogelvik, mats@fogelvik.com
www.fogelvik.com
Custom painting residential and commercial.
License #C-24293; PO Box 6064, Ocean View, HI 96737
Phone 896-6772
John & Tina Fowler, fowlerfinishes@hotmail.com
www.fowlerfinishescustompainting.com
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Call for a free estimate. Discovery Harbour and Mark
Twain only. PO Box 739, Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
Phone 929-9872
Lee McIntosh, lee@gopherlee.com
http://gopherlee.com
Firewood, Tree trimming, yard & property clean-up.
By the job, hourly, weekly, monthly rates, estimates and
Senior discount. PO Box 6547, Ocean View, HI 96737
Phone 929-9693, 938-6500
RaymaJean Henderson, hendersons3kau@yahoo.com
(ad page 32)
Mark Berkich Plumbing
Loretta Johnston
Specializing in Old & Custom Cars
Furniture • Boats • Motorcycles
(808) 326-2599
Cell 938-3868
“Door Step Service”
NEW CONSTRUCTION
REMODEL REPAIRS PUMPS
Mark Berkich
Owner and Master Plumber
Hi License #C26521
(808) 936-7778
92-1329 Prince Kuhio Blvd #4,PMB 288
caPtain cooK, hi 96704
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•Trenching
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•GardenSoil
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333-0229
arrowhawaiian@gmail.com
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Integrated Electrical Systems Inc.
Electrical Contracting
PO Box 4699, Kailua-Kona, HI 96745
Phone 937-4013
Bill Larson, ieskona@alohabb.net
(ad page 34)
Jeff Anderson Sawmilling Sevices
Ohia Poles a specialty, Salvage Logging, Dozing of
wooded properties, Custom Milling. We recycle trees.
Phone 939-7218; Fax 929-8677
Jeff Anderson
(ad page 30)
Jim West Gutters
Seamless aluminum gutters, free estimates
Phone 929-9789, Jim West, WestVickie1@hotmail.com
(ad page 35)
Ka‘ū Carpet Care Solutions
Carpet and upholstery deep cleaning
PO Box 583, Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
Phone 938-4895
Andre Lang, asfishing@yahoo.com
(ad this page)
HENDERSON’S
Tree Trimming & Topping • Firewood • Yard &
Property Clean-up • Brush Removal • Weed Eating
By the Job,Hourly, Weekly, Monthly
Rates, Estimates, Senior Discounts
Ka‘u to South Kona
929-9693 • 938-6500
P.O. Box 6547, Ocean View, HI 96737 • hendersons3kau@yahoo.com
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Ka‘ū Cleaning Services
Housecleaning, Windows, Home Rentals, Vacation
Rentals, Painting, Small Home Repair
Phone 430-1587
Nora Freeman, Norakuahiwinui@ymail.com
(ad page 35)
Ka‘ū Electric, Inc.
Electrical Contracting - Residential - Commercial
Phone/Fax 929-8135, Cell 936-8865
Glenn Moses, kauelectric@hawaii.rr.com
(ad page 30)
KAU
SCREEN SERVICE
Ka‘ū Screen Service
MOBILE SCREEN SERVICE
SCREENS, DOORS, SLIDERS
SAME DAY SERVICE WITH APPT.
LANAI ENCLOSURES
BEN HOOPER
KONA, KAU, VOLCANO
BUILT ON SITE BUILT RIGHT
990-2406
South Point U-Cart offers propane, rentals and materials for homes and
ranches.
Homes, apts, condos. Built on site – built right.
One-day service, Kona through Volcano
Phone 939-7534; Cell 990-2406
Ben Hooper
(ad this page)
Lormax Upholstery
All Upholstery - Furniture, old and custom cars,
headliners, convertible tops, boats and motorcycles.
Phone 938-3868
Loretta Johnston, Lormax@alohabroadband.net
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Plumbing Contractor
Phone 936-7778
Mark Berkich
House plans and blueprint vellums
92-8429 King Kamehameha Blvd
Phone 939-9782
(ad page 31)
PC Enterprises
Rancho Ace Hardware
Carpentry; Painting; Welding; Handyman
92-8775 Paradise Pkwy
Phone 430-3549
Paul Chew
Hours Mon-Sat 7A-6P, Sun 8A-4P
Ocean View Town Center
Phone 929-7315, 929-9593
INTEGRATED
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
Inc.
Electrical Contracting # C-30157
Custom Wiring · Lighting Design · Spas & Pools
Home Audio/Video · Communications · Solar
Bill Larson
808-937-4013
PO Box 4699
Kailua-Kona, HI 96745
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naalehu
SolarWorks!
Solar electric power systems
Phone 929-9820; Fax 929-9831
donna@solarworks.com
Daniel & Donna Durgin, www.solarworks.com
(ad page 34)
South Point Electric
Electrical Contractor
Phone 443-8075 or 929-8177, Fax 929-8177
Jim Sharpe, southpointjs@gmail.com
(ad this page)
open 7 days
South Point U-Cart, Inc.
Propane, cement, sand, gravel, rebar #3, #4
Phone 929-9666; Stanley Troeller
jumpsouth@alohabroadband.net
southpointucartcorp.com
(ad page 33)
Tropical Paradise Home Services
Cleaning, home maintenance & repairs. Will house
watch while you are away and water your plants.
Phone 430-1430
Gina Caporrimo, toucanpray@alohabroadband.com
Ka‘u Cleaning Services
Owner/Operator
Nora Freeman
Housecleaning windows, Rentals, Vacation
Rental, Business, Painting, Taping,
Small Home Repairs
po box 3775, 9673727 Ocean View
Hawaii
(808)430-1587
norakuahiwinui@ymail.com
South Point E lectric
Hawaii License #C-26544
Jim Sharpe
PO Box 857
Na’alehu, HI 96772
southpointjs@gmail.com
Fully licensed Electrical Contractor!
www.fastnethi.com/spointe
808-443-8075 808-929-8177 808-929-8177 FAX
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Scholarship Essay, cont. from pg. 2
time, many jobs will be available for the people of Ka‘ū as new businesses open.
Though I am not exact on what I want to pursue, I believe that going into business would aide me in trying to improve our society. The business field is such a versatile and relatable academy because all types of
occupations somehow involve business. Living in this ever-advancing era, we need to play to their strengths
instead of fighting the system. For example, I know many successful local businesses that not only benefit
themselves, but also their own culture that they practice on a daily basis.
Being from such a small town, perseverance is key because it is easy to just settle with what you’ve got
when there are so much more opportunities available. If I am fortunate enough to get this scholarship, I
will invest it toward a Degree in Business Management at University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa whose business
program is ranked in the top 25. Eventually, I would like to return to Ka‘ū and use my knowledge to help
start up other businesses and encourage existing local businesses in our community. I am so blessed to have
been raised in Ka‘ū’s close knit community. When we develop a well-oiled system that suffices everyone,
there won’t be any worry about making it in this world. Then we will be able to focus on the more comforting aspects of being a community. The initial goal is to change with the world, but hold on to our roots and
maintain a stable foundation.
Ka‘ü? Where’s That?
by Annie Mae Flores
Ka‘ū? Where’s that!?” I remember hearing those words when I went to a conference meeting in O‘ahu.
When others asked me where I was from, I told them that I was from Ka‘ū. It was surprising to hear that they
didn‘t know where Ka‘ū was, or that it was even located on Hawai‘i. Not everyone is familiar with the towns
located here because of how small the place is. Ka‘ū doesn’t have much when it comes to things such as
shops, marts, etc. Jobs are scarce and businesses keep closing down because customers are scarce. The closest Wal-Mart here is seventy miles away forcing people to drive in and out of town to get groceries and such.
I have always wanted to give back to my community and help out with things that we are lacking like, for
example, more jobs. I want to help my community get more local businesses running so that people will get
the chance to work for their own money and also so that people won’t have to deal with driving back and
forth just to get food to feed their families. Not only is the drive a grueling task, but because of the constant
Scholarship Essay, cont. on pg. 54
Punalu‘u Ahupua‘a is an iconic landmark of Ka‘ū.
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Wash Time Laundromat
Open 7 days, 7am - 7pm
John R. Aickin
(ad page 35)
Computers , Internet & Satellite
Satellite dishes and cell towers are popping up in Ka‘ū.
Aloha Broadband
Fastnet Hawaii Internet Service
High Speed Internet Service Provider
Phone 929-7668, support@alohabroadband.net
www.alohabroadband.com
High speed wireless Internet serving Ocean View since
2003. Coming soon!!! Grand reopening, new state of
the art network!!!
Phone 939-9392
www.fastnethi.com
(ad page 39)
Aloha Dreams Computers
PC Sales and Service, Internet Cafe
Ka‘ū Coffee, Computer Gaming, Office & School
Supplies. StraightTalk phones & minutes.
Pōhue Plaza - Ste 3029, Ocean View, HI 96737
Phone 929-9108
Melanie Baca, alohadreamspc@gmail.com
Talk Fusion
à Email + Video = the perfect pair!
à Video Email & Conferencing
à Live Broadcasting
Care & Share Talk Fusion
Video Emailing, conferencing. Live Broadcasting,
newsletters
Phone 987-6568
Barbara Goles, konacondo328@aol.com
(ad this page)
à Social Networking
à Video Newsletters
808-987-6568
VICTOR’Y SATELLITE
exede® NETWORKS RETAILER
• DishMoverSpecialist
• SiHabloEspañol
• Dishremovalsfor
unwantedDishes.
• HighSpeedWiFiInternet
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• NewHomePrewire
• HighDefinitionTV
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(808)989-5948
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Entertainment & Recreation
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Dish Hawaii
Satellite TV & Internet, Audio/Video
PO Box 10, Na‘alehu HI 96772
Phone 929-7233; hdtv@dishhawaii.com
(ad page 30)
Telephone: 808-929-9982 FAX: 929-8772
Creative Resources
Portfolio at www.SetRight.net
for Business
Post Office Box 6854 Ocean View, HI 96737
Motorcycles and flag parade through Ka‘ū. earth Matters Travel
Travel Agent / Consultant
Gail Smith
PO Box 7063-153, Ocean View HI 96737
Phone 939-7510
gail@earthmatterstravel.com
www.earthmatterstravel.com
(ad this page)
Photo by Peter
Entertainment ...................... Continued
onAnderson
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Fastnet Hawaii Internet Service
Internet - High Speed wireless. Serving Ka‘ū since 2003
74-5576 Pawai Pl. #503, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
Phone 939-9392, fastnethawaii.@mail.com
www.fastnethi.com
Kahuku Electronics
The Satellite Guy, Sales, service, installation. Home
entertainment electronics.
Ron Barton
Phone 937-0788, 929-9103
(ad this page)
Victor‘y Satellite
Satellite Internet and TV
EXEDE & DISH Retailer
Phone 989-5948; Victor Quiros
(ad page 37)
Richard Onishi, the new east Ka‘ū member of the state House of
Representatives, driven by Aikane Plantation owner Phil Becker.
Ka‘ū's new District 6 County Council member parades through Pāhala.
Photo from kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com/ The Ka‘ū Calendar.
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Entertainment
Cont.
Entertainment,&MRecreation,
usic & Recreation
Ka‘ū ocean
Music Academy
Live
view entertainment (L.o.v.e.)
Piano & Music Lessons
Theater,
music,
dance,
open
mike
PO Box 6130, Ocean
View,
HI 96737
callPhone
929-8356
for
information;
Wayne Stier
929-9890
Peter Anderson shot this photo of Halema‘uma‘u Crater at sunset.
Creative Services
Big Island Ink
Screen printing
PO Box 10088, Hilo, HI 96721
Phone 939-7575; bigislandink@hotmail.com
Mua Merryman, www.bigislandink.com
(ad this page)
Local Productions, Inc.
Brochures, posters, Web sites and publications.
PO Box 940, Pāhala, HI 96777
Phone 928-6471
mahalo@aloha.net
Peter Anderson Photographer
Flo
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(ad page40)
Flowers & Landscape
Farms, Landscape, Local Food
aloha aina Tree service/Landscaping
‘āina
Mahi‘ai
O Miloli‘i
PO
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377389,
Ocean View HI 96737
Selective landclearing & tree work
Phone
895-8157;
Alex HI96726
Moriarity
PO Box
589, Honaunau,
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(ad page 41)
Photography, landscapes and portraits for sale on
stretched canvases.
Phone 929-8555, andersonp019@hawaii.rr.com
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Aloha Protea Farms
We ship to the mainland.
Phone 939-9477, Daniel and Dona, www.proteas.com
Small farms and ranches diversify agriculture between Pāhala and
Nā‘ālehu. This one is Aikane Plantation.
Aikane Plantation Coffee Co.
In 1894, Papa JC Searle planted his first coffee. Over a
century later, his great-granddaughter carries on.
Phone 927-2252 or 927-5352
www.aikaneplantation.com
(ad page 43)
All About Samples
Sample a little before you buy a lot!
Custom-labeled coffee and mac nuts
Phone 937-9225 Alan & Nancy Stafford,
info@allaboutsamples.com, www.allaboutsamples.com
Catchment Tank Installatioin, Waterpump, UV systems
Liner Repair, Tank Cleaning & Monthly Filtration.
PO Box 377467, Ocean View 96737
Phone 756-4549, Shawn Wakimoto
aloha_aina_maintenance@yahoo.com
(ad page 43)
Buck & Julie Hultberg Landscape Plants
Agave - including ponytails
Corner of Aloha & Hwy 11 in Ocean View.
Phone 939-8700, halewood@bigisland.com
Care & Share
Full Spectrum Liquid Nutrition
Phone 987-6568, Fax 406-490-3366
www.careandshare.awarenesslife.com
(ad page 43)
Easy Moriarty
Land and home services. Edibles and ornamental
gardens, landscaping, irrigation. Home repairs and
improvements, carpentry, electrical, 110 and 12V,
plumbing, greywater recovery. Ka‘ū/South Kona
Phone 937-0976,
Easy Moriarty, konahema@yahoo.com
(ad page 43)
(ad page 29)
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We are the oldest Farmers Market in Ka‘u.
Table fees have not changed in 10 years.
Our growth is a clear indication of the
need for fresh produce, and a free taste
of Ka‘u Coffee. There is also a
showcase of arts and crafts from
local artists, occasional food
demonstrations and lots of free,
easy-access parking. Located in
Na‘alehu.
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Open 8-12 every Wednesday and
Saturday, rain or shine. Come and
enjoy locals at their best.
For more information, call 345-9874 or
e-mail naalehumainst@gmail.com
www.naalehu.org
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Hawaiian Flowers
Orchid & Tropical Flower nursery & florist. Visitors
Welcome. 94-2166 South Point Rd., Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
Phone 929-9737 or 756-3439, Fax 929-9742
Marla McClasland, hawaiianflowers@alohabroadband.
com, facebook.com/hawaiian.flowers
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Kahuku Ahupua‘a Education Farm & Retreat
Educational farm, produce and community events
92-1885 Princess Kaiulani Blvd., Ocean View, HI
96737, Phone 430-3444, 430-2725
Stacey Richardson, terraces.kau@gmail.com
Facebook: Kahuku Ahupua‘a Farm & Retreat
(The Terraces)
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Kahuku Country Market
Gas, groceries, sandwiches, hot food to go, Fresh
Roasted Hawaiian Moonbeans coffee; All Brands of
Cellular Minute Refills Available
Phone 929-9011, Fax 929-9537, Tom & Joanne Kosinski
(ad page 44)
Kahuku Gift & Garden Shop
Located in Ocean View Pohue Plaza. Gift and Garden,
private mailboxes unique gifts, local crafts, fruit trees,
plants, feed, pet supplies. 92-1329 Prince Kuhio Blvd.,
#4, Captain Cook, HI 96704-9205
Phone 939-9202, Fax 939-9202
Lisa & Michael Barsell, kahukuggs@gmail.com
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Bridging the Gap between
Farmers
&Markets
Let Ka‘u Local Products
market & distribute
your products.
Hawaii’s Grain Pro® Distributor
929-9550
info@kaulocalproducts.com
www.kaulocalproducts.com
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Ka‘ū Coffee Mill
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Business
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Ka‘ū Coffee and
macadamia tasting, gift
shop, farm,
and
Flowers
& mill
Landscape,
Cont.
roasting tours, visitor
Amery Silva found a full-time job
center with murals open
Kadooka’s
nursery
when Ka‘ū Coffee Mill opened.
seven days a week, 8:30
Photo from kaunewsbriefs.
Xeriscaping
or not…We
have
plants to
a.m to 4:30 p.m.
We
blogspot.com. The Ka‘ū Calendar
beautify
landscape!
purchase and sell Ka‘ū
Coffee.
Events. vanilla, veggie and herb starts
Palms,
orchids,
and96-2694
more.Wood Valley Rd., Pāhala, HI 96777
Phone 928-0550, sales@kaucoffeemill.com,
Located
in Kainaliu @ 113 mi. marker.
www.kaucoffeemill.com
Tues.
–
Sat.
8 a.m.4 p.m. jccross@hawaiiantel.net
P.O. Box 280,
Phone 928-0500,
(ad page
1)
Phone
322-2101
Ka‘ū Farmers Market
Fresh food, arts and crafts every Wednesday and
Saturday along Hwy 11 in Nā‘ālehu, 8 a.m. until noon.
New vendors welcome.
Phone 345-9374, naalehumainst@gmail.com
www.naalehu.org.
Aloha ‘Aina
(ad page 41)
Ka‘ū Local Products
P.O. Box 1109, Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
Phone 929-9550
Chris Manfredi, cmanfredi@kaufarmandranch.com
(ad page 42)
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Award-winning Ka‘ū Coffee by Gloria Camba and Bong
Aquino, grown in the rich soils of Mauna Loa Volcano.
Available
at R&G
Store in Pāhala.
new
Fields
nursery
Phone,
928-8155
Protea
plants
and flowers
(ad page 42)
Loren
Heck, Ocean View
Call
for
Cell 990-0017
Mala‘ai appt.
Ka‘ū, 939-9454;
Ka‘ū Community
Garden
lheck@alohabroadband.com
Volunteers producing food for Ka‘ū.
Box33)
349, Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
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Sue Barnett, kaufarmer@yahoo.com
Sue Jennings, fineartgourds@yahoo.com
Pele’s
island Plants
www.kaucommunitygarden.com
Orchids, cactus and succulents
by appointment 8-6 daily
Daily939-9282
Complete® is:
Phone
an Organic Liquid Wellness Formula that
OrchidBob@alohabroadband.com
Provides Energy & Reduces Stress*
9 241 Vitamins, Minerals & Special Organic Nutrients
9 100% RDA of Key Vitamins & Minerals
Proteas
Plantation
9 High Plus
ORAC Antioxidant
Value (Anti-Aging)
Organic
Fruitof
& Organic
Vegetable
On9the
slopes
Mauna
Loa Whole Juice Blend
9 Organic Anti-Aging Mediterranean Super Seed Blend
92-9262
Catamaran
Lane
9 Ionic Mineral Blend
PO9Box
7201,
Ocean
View HI 96737
Essential
Fatty
Acids Blend
9 Whole Superfood Green Complex
Phone
937-3166
9 Proprietary Ocean Vegetable Complex
Donna
A.Orange
Nutt &Taste
Mike Kingery
9 Great
All this in Just One Ounce A Day!
proteasplus@yahoo.com
808-987-6568
Easy Moriarty
Kau/South Kona
Tree Service, Landscaping
937-0976
Land and home &
services.
Edibles
Construction
and ornamentals, gardens,
landscaping, irrigation. Home
repairs and improvements,
carpentry, electrical: 110 and 12v,
plumbing, grey water recovery.
Serving South Kona to Ka‘u
Free Estimates
References
Call Alex: 895-8157
AIKANE
PLANTATION
COFFEE COMPANY
Ka‘ū Coffee & Gifts
www.aikaneplantation.com
Potted Blooming Orchids &
Cut Flower Protea
Kona Condo & Ka‘u Guest Cottage Available
808-927-2252
Jim Anderson
Marla McCasland
Phone/Fax (808) 929-9737
Post Office Box 741 • Na‘alehu, Hawai‘i 96772
e-mail: hawaiianflowers@alohabroadband.com
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We ship bouquets
FedEx to all 50 states and Canada
939-9477
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Home of
“Flying K Gasoline”
Major credit cards accepted at pump
after 4:30 a.m. Monday-Saturday
Consistently the LOWEST price gas in West Hawai‘i
R
– Grown
Gourmet Ka‘u
Hawaiian Moonbeans Coffee
Espresso, Lattes, Cappuccino
– Coffee
Fresh roasted 100% Hawaiian Moonbeans Ka‘u
We want to be your Best Coffee experience on the planet.
– Coffee since 1998
Growers of Ka‘u
R
Kahuku Seafood
Fresh fish and bait (when available)
7LB AND 20LB crushed ice and block ice.
Large Fishing Supplies Section.
R
Look at our new items
Pro Mix and Sunshine Mix #4 • Fertilizers and Gardening
Supplies Small Generators and Batteries • Wide Variety of
Animal Feed • Huge Assortment of make your own cigarette
tubes and tobacco • Tankless hot water heaters
Gas, Groceries, beer, wine and liquor, many varied tobacco
products. All brands of cellular phone minutes
Low prices, Pro Point Rewards • Fast, Friendly & Convenient
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Hours Mon-Thursday 5 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday & Saturday 5 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Sunday 5:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Open all Holidays but closing a little earlier.
Come in and experience the fun.
Mahalo
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Historical Garden
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Na‘ohulelua Historical Garden
Repository for Hawaiian canoe plants, rare and historic
plants. Volunteer workdays, workshops, seminars,
lectures.
94-6488 Kamaoa Rd.
Phone 345-9374
naalehumainst@gmail.com, www.naalehu.org.
(ad this page)
New Fields Nursery
Protea plants and flowers. We ship.
Loren Heck, Ocean View
Call for appt. 939-9454; Cell 990-0017
elheckhi@gmail.com
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Paniolo Farms
Nā‘ālehu Main Street (a local 501 c 3)
bought an acre of land from the Roman
Catholic Church on a beautiful hillside on
Kamaoa Road about 1.7 miles from Hwy 11.
On this historical church site, they planted
over 118 Native Hawaiian plants, which
include “canoe plants,” medicinal and
edible fruits and herbs.
Each month volunteers meet to learn
about historic plants, proper care and
propagaton. After the session,everyone
joins in a free brunch and talks story.
Once a month, guest speakers
offer seminars, workshops and sharing
information.
Recently, they built a covered pavilion
with kitchen and flushing toilets with hot
and cold water.
The garden is still a work in progress.
Please come and join us. For more
information, call 345-9374 or email
naalehumainst@gmail.com or check the
website at www.naalehu.org.
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Growing cowboys? NOT!!
Dedicated from the heart to the future of Ka‘ū.
Giddy-up to the farthest South of the USA
* fruit stand open daily
* farmers market Sundays 6am-pau
*Yodel-le-hee-hu for da best rates in Ka‘ū
P.O. Box 883 Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
lynne96704@yahoo.com
Phone 328-0700, call us for what we do
Whoa... anykind ranch referrals if you like horsing
around
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CU Hawai‘i Staff, (l-r) Asst. Supervisor Erin Santos, Member Services Rep. Jeanette Castillo, Ka‘ū Branch Manager Mako Okazaki, Member Services Rep.
Kellene Kainoa and Member Services Rep. Lena Ortega.
tax doctor
Morton Bassan, Jr., IRS Licensed
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Office Tel: 939-8939
• Tax Preparation Service
• Business, Personal & Estate
Tax Returns
• Peace of Mind Tax Returns
Mailing address: Box 21, Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
Email: mbassan@earthlink.net
We specialize in difficult, past due & problem tax returns.
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Financial Services
Creative Lending, Inc.
Orchids, Cactus & Succulents
Largest selection of Succulents on the Big Island.
We sell locally in HOVE and can ship to the mainland.
Send an Orchid for that special gift.
Phone 333-0889
Bob or Phoenicia, orchidbob1@gmail.com
Bank of Hawai‘i
Ka‘ū branch 52 - Serving the Ka‘ū communities for 89
years. Pāhala Shopping Center
Phone 1-888-643-3888, www.boh.com
Serving both Hawaii and California
R & G Store
Open until 9 a.m nightly behind Bank of Hawaii in
Pāhala. Food, snacks, sundries, drinks, gifts. Send
money anywhere. Famous Ka‘ū Coffee.
Phone 928-8155
(ad page 46)
Bean Counter
Purchases • RefinanceTax
•Preparation
2nds • Condos
PO Box 630 Holualoa, HI 96725
Phone 322-1600, Fax 333-5479
Laura Brown, beancounter35@gmail.com,
Tracy Evje
(ad page 42)
Volcano Farmers' Market
www.konabeancounter.com
Mortgage Broker
Bookkeeper Express
(808) 939-7511
Sundays 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. Hot breakfast and lunch
items, crafts, art, gifts, fresh local produce, breads, jams,
candy, grass fed beef, poi.
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Cooper Center, 19-4003
Wright Road, Volcano
Village.
Phone 936-9705
www.thecoopercenter.org/
FarmersMarketVolcano.
tracy@alohabroadband.com
html
Post Office Box 6239
Fresh vegetables are popular purchase
at Volcano Farmers Market.
Serving Kona to Nā‘ālehu
Gail Lamson
Direc
Phone 640-7153,The
bookkeeperexpress@hotmail.com
(ad page 46)
CU Hawai‘i Federal Credit Union
Cr
Financial Services
95-5564 Mamalahoa Hwy, Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
Phone 933-6700; Fax 935-7793
www.bigislandfinance.com
info@cuhawaii.com
Ocean View, HI
96737 Fax (808) 443-0171
www.cuhawaii.com
Serv
Purc
Ronald G. Hawkes
(ad on back cover)
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Practicing accounting since 1969 – in Hawaii since 1993
ALL TYPES OF TAX AND ACCOUNTING
Business and personal accounting
Business financial statements
Payroll services (no minimum number of employees)
Payroll tax reports GE tax reports
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answered as a courtesy.
Tax forms available on request.
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Ka‘ū Hospital's Long-Term Care is a community place with activities like singing by community members.
Ronald G. Hawkes
Certified Public Accountant
Phone 939-7392; Fax 939-7393
ronhawkescpa@msn.com
(ad page 47)
Tax Doctor
Tax preparation, accounting, general business
Phone 939-8939
Morton Bassan, mbassan@earhlink.net
Health, Fitness & Massage
A Body Mind Connection
Cindy integrates mind-body skills training, including
breath training, relaxation, meditation, and movement
exercises, to extend the effects of your massage. This integrative approach provides enhanced therapeutic benefit.
Phone 929-7022, Cindy Schrader, MA, LMT
(ad page 50)
(ad page 46)
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temporary conditions?
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808-987-6568
ACE Certified Personal Trainer
aqua, pilates, aerobics
group, semi-private, 1 on 1
Erin Cole
Box 6684
929-8629 938-4037
On-going classes in Ka‘ü
Ka‘ū Hospital
The Ka‘ū Hospital is a critical access
hospital with acute and long-term care.
x-ray
24 hr emergency
department
lab
family practice
rural health clinic
Clinic Hours:
M, T, W, F 8 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.,Th, 8 a.m. - noon
To make an appointment at the clinic, call
932-4205
To contact the hospital, call
932-4200
Corner of Hwy 11 & Kamani St. in Pāhala
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Aloha Fitness for You
ACE certified Personal Trainer; offering a variety of
classes in Ka‘ū including Zumba®, TRX®, Body Toning
and Pilates. Call for schedule or to talk about your
health and fitness goals.
Phone 938-4037
Erin Cole, erinlcole@hotmail.com
(ad page 48)
Bay Clinic, Inc.
Dr Harold Wallace
224 Haili Street Bldg B, Hilo, Hawaii 96720
Phone 981-4071
Care & Share
Cleanse & Rebuild Nutrition & Parasite Remedies
Phone 987-6568
careandshare.awarenesslife.com
(ad page 48)
Freedom of Movement
Clinical Massage & Myoskeletal Alignment
94-1735 Wakea Ave (Discovery Harbour)
Mailing: PO Box 1064, Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
Phone 238-0968 or 430-1084
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Gabriela’s Home Health Service
In-Home-Care, Committed Team, Compassionate
Caregiving, Affordable Rates
Phone/Fax 939-7132
Karin W. Brewer, gabriela.karin@gmail.com
gabrielas-homehealthcare.com
Helen Behrmann / Ka‘ū Massage Clinic
25 yrs. experience. Highly trained & skilled to assist
your body back into balance. Certified
Body Talk practitioner for 17 yrs. & Advance
QuickPulse practitioner. Both are very effective
energy medicine that addresses the entire body
mind allowing for deep healing that is immediately
experienced. Certified Aston Seniro Fitness 6 yrs.
Phone 929-9275
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Ka‘ū Hospital & Rural Health Clinic
Emergency Room 24hrs, 7 days/wk
Rural Health Clinic; Acute and long-term care
Adult Day Hospital
1 Kamani Street, Pāhala, HI 96777
Phone 932-4200, Clinic 932-4205
Administrator, Merilyn Harris, mharris@hhsc.org
(ad page 48)
Longs Pharmacy
Pharmacy, M-F, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m., 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
96-1115 Kamani St. #36
Phone 928-6252
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Ka‘ū’s Community
Pharmacy
In Ka‘ū Hospital
Open Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 12 p.m., 1 - 5 p.m.
928-6252
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Dee L. Hyde-Begany
hydebegany@yahoo.com
ls
The Eye of the Needle
Phone 928-2050
Phone 937-6934
John W. Adams
Administrator: Merilyn Harris RN
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Licensed
Acupuncturist
20 longKauChamber.org
term beds plus 5 acute beds
Natural
Balance
Phone 929-8015
Located in Pahala
Ka‘u Community Pharmacy
(adAcupuncture,
this page)Rolfing and Massage. Effective and
Phone 928-6252; Hours M, W, F 8-5, Tues 8-3;
enjoyable healthcare from highly educated and
closed Thurs & Weekends; closed lunch 12-1 Ka‘u Rural Health Clinic
experienced (18+ years) professionals. Kealakekua
Velvet
Touch
Massage
928-2027; call for appointment
office in historic coffeeshack. Some HOVE
Therapeutic
Hours: M-T-W-F, 8am-5pm; closed 12
appointmentsMassage
& outcalls available.
Phone929-8454
345-7854 or 896-2244
Phone
lunch, Thursday 8am-12noon
ChrisReplogle,
James, Licensed
Amy James,
Velvet
LMTAcupuncturist;
#5934
Emergency room 24 hrs 7 days/week C
Advanced Rolfer & LMT, bigislandrolfing@gmail.com
velvet@turquoise.net
www.NaturalBalanceHawaii.com
Peaceful backcountry Ka‘ū trail, this one in the Kahuku Unit of Hawai‘i
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Volcanoes National Park.
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Ocean Resource
View Chiropractic
& Wellness
Center
Noa’s
Island
Massage
PO
Box 6930, Ocean
View HI3796737
You don’t have to leave the ‘hood
to
feel
good!
Located in the heart of Nā‘ālehu at the rear entrance of
Phone 990-1840; Thomas Bolton
Ocean View Town Center,
Ka‘ū Realty next to Hana Hou Restaurant, LMT#6366
Thomas_Bolton3@hotmail.com
Health
&
Massage
Groceries
&
Retail,
Cont.
Serving
for theof
last 12the
years. Relief
through:
TheKa‘ūEye
Needle
Swedish, Deep Tissue, Reflexology Cranial-Sacral, Hot
Asian
Bodywork
Acupuncture
Rock,
Lomi Lomi,
Thai massage..
House calls, no-fault
Ka‘u
Farmers
Market
Chinese
Yoga
&
Worker's
Comp
and
ASH
provider.
Yoga classes
Wed 7am-12:00pm, Sat 8:00am-12:00
noon
Tues. & Thurs. 8:30 - 10:00 a.m.
InPhone
front 756-3183
of Na‘alehu Ace Hardware
John
Adams
Produce,
arts and crafts,
freshW.
baked
goods
(ad page 52)
Licensed Acupuncturist
Malama Market
808-929-8015
Hours of Operation: 6:30am
to 8pm
Ocean View, Hawaii
PO Box 6650; Ocean View
HI 96737-6650
92-8701 Hawaii Belt Road
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Fax 939-7569 (ad page
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Phone 929-9229
Maria’s Healing Hands
Dr. Suzanne
Schiller,
D.C., divinespinedoc@yahoo.com
A Body
Mind
Connection
www.divinespinedoc.com
Professional
massage
therapy; A comb
A therapeutic
massage
for
body and
mind
(ad page 51)
of
modalities
to
suit
your
needs.
Phone
557-0009;
Maria
Y.
Vidito
Phone/Fax
Cindy
Schrader
Ocean
View929-7022;
Family Health
Clinic
mariashealinghands@hotmail.com
Family
Nurse
Practitioner
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Phone 929-7164; Brian Allen
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92-1471 Aloha Blvd., Ocean View HI 96737
Phone 929-9425; Fax 929-9440
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Rick Crosby, RN, rick@oceanviewhealth.com
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Phone 929-8629; Cell 640-8473
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Clinic
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20 Years Experience. Office in Waiohinu.
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Specializing in reducing pain
and rehab work.
PO Box 483, Na‘alehu HI 96772
Phone 929-9275; Fax 929-9974
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Noa’s Island Massage
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Volunteers are working to keep Pāhala and Nā‘ālehu Libraries open, and for longer hours. Ohana Cohen Chiropractic
Chiropractic for the entire ohana
Phone 640-9360; Dr. Mark Cohen DC
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Phoenicia Zeller, L.M.T. Mat 1252
Licensed 30+ years; No Fault/Work Comp OK
Ocean View
Phone 937-6934
PhoeniciaZ@gmail.com
Velvet Touch Massage
Hula is a favorite practice for exercise, stress release and honoring the local
culture. Photo from www.kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar
Therapeutic/Relaxation, no fault & workers comp
Phone 936-8989
Velvet Replogle, LMT Mat #5934
velvetrep@gmail.com
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Many Ka‘ū residents like Merle Becker find it affordable to keep horses for
work and relaxation.
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Personal Care
AVON
Independent Sales Representative
Phone 929-9872
Crystal McIntosh, www.youravon.com/cmcintosh
Ka‘ū's outdoor life requires special care for skin and hair.
Photo from kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar
Jumping off the South Point cliff is a popular feat in Ka‘ū.
Photo from www.kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar.
Beauty Calls
in Nā‘ālehu
Skin care and electrolysis by
Ursula. By appointment.
Call 896-2624
Tues. & Thurs. 8:30-10:00 a.m.
islandskincare@gmail.com
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Beauty Calls
Skin Care and Electrolysis
Phone 896-2624
Ursula D’Angelo
www.beautycallsursula.com
(ad page 52)
Wahine rodeo participants need hair and nail care with wear and tear from
the arena. Photo from kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar
Ocean View Salon & Christie’s Nails
Island Skin Care Solutions
22 yrs Licensed Paramedical Esthetician •
Microdermabrasion specialist • Non surgical face lift
with Biotherapeutic Toning •The latest technology in
skin care treatments for acne, sun damage & aging skin
Brazilian & full body waxing • Lash & brow tints.
95-6053 Konohiki St, Wai‘ōhinu, HI 96772
Phone 929-9944; Fax 929-9597
Tami Patton, islandskincare@gmail.com.
(ad page 52)
Motives® Hawai‘i
Love your look with Motives® high-end quality mineralbased cosmetics. Freelance makeup artist on location:
weddings, photo-shoots, proms, special events, runway,
stage. Free consultations. P.O. Box 504, Pāhala, HI 96777
Phone 936-0741
Myrajean Sumida, motiveshawaii@yahoo.com
motivescosmetics.com/myrajean
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Professional Hair and Nail Services for men and women
PO Box 6546, Ocean View, HI 96737,
Ocean View Town Center, Phone 929-7411
Christie Gibson, christie@christiesnails.com
www.christiesnails.com
(ad page 52)
Rhonda Balmer, Stylist
Vidal Sassoon trained, 25 years experience
Hair Styling and Waxing at Ocean View Salon
Phone 929-8151, DeNovoSalon@Yahoo.com
(ad this page)
Styles by Elise
Color & haircutting specialist by appointment
@Kama‘aina Kuts Nā‘ālehu town behind ACE
Phone 938-7525
Elise Russell, elise.russell@att.net
(ad this page)
myrajean sumida
motives senior consultant
www.motivescosmetics.com/myrajean
Love your look with Motives® high-end
quality mineral-based cosmetics.
Freelance makeup artist on location:
weddings, photo-shoots, proms, special
events, runway, stage. Free consultations.
email: motiveshawaii@yahoo.com
phone: (808) 936-0741
po box 504
pahala, hawaii 96777
RhondaStylistBalmer
Vidal Sassoon trained,
25 years exp.
at Ocean View Salon,
PO Box 377472
Ocean View, HI 96737,
929-8151
DeNovoSalon@yahoo.com
Hair Styling & Waxing
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Scholarship Essay, cont. from pg. 36
change of gas prices, traveling so far by car takes a toll on the wallet.
Another thing that I would also like to help my community with is to make programs for young adults
to keep busy and be able to go to an afterschool program. Schools here have after school programs but only
for younger kids. Teens have the option to join an extracurricular activity like sports. But not everyone is an
athlete or is good in sports. Besides athletics, there isn’t really anything else to keep young adults occupied
which leads them to doing things they shouldn’t be doing like drugs or alcohol. If kids were to stay busy,
these things wouldn’t be as big of a problem. A year ago, I joined a program called the Summer Youth Program that enabled young adults to work after school.
Although it was only for three short months, the students enjoyed working and getting their own money
and stayed out of trouble. In the future, I hope to set up a program like that; a program that will give teens
the chance to make something of their selves and to learn how to be mature, young individuals. I know it’ll
be difficult, but for the sake of the future generation of Ka‘ū, I am willing to do all that I can to achieve this
dream.
To make a difference, you need to first start with a good education. I hope that I will be granted the Ka‘ū
Chamber of Commerce Ken Wicks Memorial Scholarship to make that difference.
Punalu‘u shoreline and black sand beach. Photo by Peter Anderson
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Some of man's best friends in Ka‘ū are pig hunting dogs, with special diets and visits to the vet. Photo from kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar
Professional Services
Ali‘i Veterinary Hospital
Veterinary Hospital
Phone 929-8231, info@aliivet.com
Beth Jose, DVM
www.aliivet.com
(ad this page)
Aloha Rubbish Co.
Residential Rubbish Service
Dependable weekly pickup in HOVE since 1993
PO Box 1058, Volcano, HI 96785
Phone 985-9190
Wayne Knapstad, volcanowayno@gmail.com
ALIÌ VETERINARY HOSPITAL
Exceptional Care for Cats and Dogs
Dr. Aaron Lorshbough
Located in Ocean View Town Center
929-8231 or 329-8999
Flea & Tick Treatments * Surgical & Dental Services
Heartworm Prevention * General Health Evaluations
Vaccinations * Nutrition Counseling * Quarantine Prep
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Students use golden shovels with Gov. Neil Abercrombie to break ground for the new Ka‘ū Gymnasium & Disaster Shelter.
Ka‘ū Business Services
Handle all of your business needs in one place.
Phone 929-8000, Fax 929-8004
Meleana Smith, kaubusinessservices808@gmail.com
Publications & Printing
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Sign up throughout the year to advertise in next year’s
edition. See kauchamber.org
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Ka‘ū’s Community Newspaper daily at kaunewsbriefs.
blogspot.com, twitter and facebook, monthly in the
mail and online at www.kaucalendar.com
Phone 928-6471; www.kaucalendar.com
PO Box 940, Pāhala HI 96777
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Real Estate & Property Management
Andrea Lee Peace, R, ABR, CRS, GRI, ePro, SRES
Real Estate Services Ka‘ū and South Kona
Clark Realty Corporation
78-6831 Alii Dr #170, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
Phone 331-1300, 640-0494; Fax 443-0088
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Hawaiian music master Keoki Kahumoku and famed vocalist Diana Aki
join a music teaching festival every year in Ka‘ū.
Andrea@BigIslandLiving.com
www.BigIslandLiving.com
(ad page 58)
Lynn Rumball
®
RB, CIPS, GRI, ABR
Centurion Producer 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
75-5759 Kuakini Hwy., Ste. 203
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740
Cell: (808) 936-7092
Fax: (808) 329-6693
Voice Mail: (808) 326-3625
Email: rumball@hawaii.rr.com
Local students win scholarships to study with the masters and students
from around the world at the annual Kahumoku music workshop.
From Ka'u to Kona, then back to Hilo – the
Big Island is Home, & South Big Island real
estate is my speciality.
Jene' Green
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Ka‘ū lands produce fresh vegetables sold at local farmers markets.
Appraisals by Colette, LLC
Certified Residential Appraiser #878, FHA approved.
Island wide service with Aloha
Phone 929-9130, Fax 866-591-6551
Colette S. Martin, colette@alohabroadband.com
appraisalsbycolette.com
Bob De Bauer, Realtor
Phone 333-0889
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Phone 937-8260; Fax 929-9831
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H. McKee Realty, Inc.
Affordable Wooded lots/cabins
Low down, easy payments
Phone 328-2142, Fax 328-9934
debauer@hawaii.rr.com
Bob Zeller, Home Inspections LLC
Inspected once, inspected right. Every time.
Certified Inspector; 12 Year Member: NACHI.org
Donna M Durgin, B
Broker
PO Box 6264
fax 808-929-9831
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Real Estate Brokerage in Ocean View for 35 years plus.
Phone 929-7066, Fax 929-9131
Sydney L. Sampson
www.mckeehawaii.com
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Specializing
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land, homes...
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ABR, CRS, GRI, SRES, EPro
Realtor-Broker
Direct: 808.640.0494
Email: Andrea@BigIslandLiving.com
Visit my website for information
about living in rural Hawai‘i:
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Keauhou Shopping Center
78-6831 Alii Drive #142, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
Office: 808.331.1300, Toll Free: 888.532.8468
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Hawai‘i Life Real Estate Brokers
Jene' Green R(S); 75-5660 Kopiko St., Ste A2 & A3,
Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
Phone 443-4670 ( Jene' direct) 800-667-5028 (office)
Jene' Green, jenegreen@hawaiilife.com
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(ad page 57)
Ka‘ū Realty LLC
Your Ka‘ū Specialist; PO Box 1113, Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
Phone 929-9999, Fax 929-9969
Andrew S. Bashrum, PB, andrew@kaurealty.com
www.kaurealty.com
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LEHUA COURT
Professional and Retail plaza
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Kona Ka‘ū Realty
Real Estate Services -H. McKee Realty for buyers,
sellers and investors.
Tom Edwards, t3@aloha.net
Phone 937-6534, www.konakau.com
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Lehua Court LLC
Tell us your business ideas for O.V. Lehua Court ~
Professional Retail Plaza
Phone 808-443-9982, lehuacourt@aol.com
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Kona Kau Realty
Tom Edwards, B
(808) 937-6534
Myriam Edwards, S
(808) 640-4711
email: t3@aloha.net
www.KonaKau.com
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Lynn Rumball, RB, CIPS
Realtor
75-5759 Kuakini Hwy, Ste 203, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
Phone 936-7092; Fax 329-6693
Lynn Rumball, rumball@hawaii.rr.com
(ad page 57)
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92-8961 Lotus Blossom Ln.
Phone 885-6568
Maggie, machic16@hawaii.rr.com
Patti Barry R, (PB)
Mary Anne Stanton
Real estate services - “A lifetime of real estate experience”
Phone 938-3841, Fax 238-5274
Anne Stanton, bigislandohana@yahoo.com
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The Land Office, LLC; Big Island Real Estate Specialist
Phone 937-3124, Fax 866-831-1023
pbarry@alohabroadband.com
(ad page 58)
Mary Anne Stanton, RS
South Island Realty
Property Management & Sales
RENTALS
Meghan & Rick Shively
“In the Little Yellow House”
P.O. Box 6843,
(808) 929-8100 Office
www.southislandrealty.com
Real estate seRvices
Experience-Knowledge-Dedication
a lifetime of Real estate experience
808-938-3841
Fax 808-238-5274
Bigislandohana@yahoo.com
Kohala Resort Realty, LLC 808-880-1236
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Afternoon in Honu‘apo pond with Capt. Kiko in the canoe and his wife onshore, Dr. Margaret Johnston-Kitazawa.
Robyn B. Baglow R(S)
The Land Office, LLC; A top producer in Ka‘ū for 15 years.
Phone 929-7541; Fax 939-7557
robyn@alohabroadband.com
(ad page 59)
Royal Palm Properties, Inc.
Real Estate Brokerage
94-1424 Kia Kahi, Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
Phone: 640-0461 Fax: 929-8755
Rollie J. Litteral,rjlitteral@gmail.com
www.royalpalmpropertiesinc.com
South Hawai‘i Realty LLC
Real Estate Sales & Service, Ocean View Town Center
Phone 929-8484, Fax 888-750-3007
Karen E. Ingraham, karenbi808@yahoo.com
www.southhawaiirealty.com
(ad page 57)
South Island Realty LTD
Real Estate Sales & Property Management Services
Office/Fax: 929-8100, Cell 896-0598
Rick Shively, shively@live.com
www.southislandrealty.com
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Restaurants & Catering
Hana Hou Restaurant
Daily specials, catering and private parties
95-1148 Spur Rd., Nā‘ālehu, HI 96772
Phone 929-9717, Fax 939-7307
Patty or Christina, Hanahourestaurant@hawaiiantel.biz
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Ocean View Pizzaria
Take-out and inside dining, pizza, subs, soup, salad,
bakery. Now accepting MasterCard & Visa
Phone 929-9677
Punalu‘u Bake Shop
The Southernmost Bakery in the U.S.
Mamalahoa Hwy, Nā‘ālehu
Phone 929-7343, Fax 929-8214
www.bakeshophawaii.com
(ad page 63)
South Side Shaka's
Open Daily, Local Food on Hwy 11 in Nā‘ālehu.
Rory Koi, Phone 929-7404
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Most Ka‘ū restaurants use colorful fresh vegetables from local farms.
Photos from www.kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar
Welcomes You!
South Side
Shaka’S
“We Make It All Here”
Good Food Daily
7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Live Music Friday
Nights
HANA HOU
Restaurant
Fresh, local ingredients
Great food, friendly service
Signature desserts
“Grab-n-Go” deli sandwiches
Enjoy our Kau country aloha!
Whether coming or going to Volcano, Hana Hou is the place to go.
Just off Hwy 11 in Naalehu, the “Hub of Aloha” for Kau.
(808) 929-9717
95-1148 Naalehu Spur Road, Naalehu, HI 96772
929-7404
Hwy 11 in Nä‘älehu
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event for more
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808-929-9432
in Ka‘ū. Photo from kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar
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Precious pristine groundwater flows into the ocean along one of the cleanest coasts in Ka‘ū.
Lehua Water
Water delivery service
Phone 939-8080, Call before faxing
Ivar F. Kaipo "Joe"
(ad page 65)
Rep. Bob Herkes worked for years to fund a potable well for Ocean View.
Photo from Big Island Video News
Kamehame beach and the mauka mountains along Ka‘ū's scenic coast.
Photos from www.kaunewsbriefs.blogspot.com, The Ka‘ū Calendar
kahuku trucking unlimited, inc.
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(808) 929-8333
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Pacific Blue Catchment
CATCHMENT TANK INSTALLATION, pump install
& repair, tank cleaning, filtration & UV Light systems
install. Phone 990-9797, Corey Yeaton. Tank covers,
pool cleaning and maintenance. Phone 960-1026, Chris
Yeaton. P.O. Box 7189, Ocean View, HI 96737
ABPacificCatchment@gmail.com, www.Poolbrite.net
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Tracks of a nesting endangered hawksbill turtle at the The Nature
Conservancy's Kamehame preserve.
Pure Hawaiian Water
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Water Delivery
Phone 929-8333
Casey Santana
(ad page 64)
Water - Elixir of Life
Water purification & vitalization through everlasting
chi-energy products
Phone 939-7132
Karin Brewer, gabriela.karin@gmail.com
www.water-elixir-of-life.com
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Ka‘ū Chamber of Commerce Sponsors Ka‘ū Scenic Byway
Ka‘ū Scenic Byway is an initiative of the Ka‘ū
Chamber of Commerce with guidance from the
Hawai‘i Department of Transportation. In 2010, the
Chamber established a committee
chaired by Marge Elwell, and its
efforts were rewarded in 2011 with
the designation of a Hawai‘i State
Scenic Byway.
The western slopes of Mauna
Loa, from Manukā State Park to
Kahuku Unit of Hawai‘i Volcanoes
National Park, feature a forest reserve and broad vistas with sweeping views of the ocean and mountain. This section
passes over relatively new lava so the traveler can
experience transitions from substantially untouched
to well vegetated volcanic terrain and rain forest.
The southern slopes from Kahuku to the county
park at Honu‘apo Bay include the green segment
that winds into Wai‘ōhinu Valley then down toward
the ocean, with a panorama that may extend to a
distant view of Kīlauea Volcano.
The eastern slopes cover the area from Honu‘apo
to the main entrance to Hawai‘i Volcanoes National
Park and offer long, sweeping, green views toward
Mauna Loa’s summit as well as the spectacular and
unusual Ninole Hills.
The road rises from sea level to over 4,000 feet and
is partly within the boundary of Hawai‘i Volcanoes
National Park. Ka‘ū Scenic Byway offers by far the
longest stretches of unspoiled natural scenery to be
found anywhere in the inhabited Hawaiian Islands.
A local committee is working on the project to
develop interpretive signage, Web-based information on Ka‘ū and other aspects of the way Ka‘ū is
presented to travelers along the main thoroughfare
through the district. Also providing support is U.S.
Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway
Administration.
The theme chosen for the byway through Ka‘ū is The Slopes
of Mauna Loa. With community
volunteers coordinated through
Ka‘ū Chamber of Commerce, planners are helping residents come up
with a Community Management
Plan. Planning documents say the
plans are “sensitive to local needs,
qualities, culture, institutions and
opportunities and unique to each byway.” It can
recommend capital improvements, investments and
More than 1,000 acres have been preserved along the Ka‘ū Coast from Honu‘apo Pi
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Cloud Rest, with its misty summit, is home to Ka‘ū's much awarded coffees.
design consideration. It can define how funding and
other assistance should be used to “protect, maintain and enhance the intrinsic qualities of the scenic
byway and to promote appropriate highway design,
roadway management and maintenance, land use
and economic benefits within the corridor.”
Professional planners and community volunteers
are making an inventory along Hwy 11 of qualities
and characteristics that the community wants to
document. These could include historic features,
archaeological sites, dilapidated structures, meandering alignment of the roadway, junk, graffiti and
litter, panoramic views and places of interest having
to do with wildlife. Information gathered about sites
along the highway could be put into an online data-
ier extending to Punalu‘u.
Ka‘ū has the longest uninhabited coastline in Hawai‘i.
base connected to Ka‘ū maps for the education and
enjoyment of local residents and visitors.
Meetings are open to the public.
See www.hawaiiscenicbyways.org.
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Hawaiì Volcanoes
Hawai‘i
Volcanoes National
Park Park
was established
on August
Hawaiì
Volcanoes
National
was established
on1,
August 1,
1, 1916,
1916, the
the 12th
12th
on
August
1916, the 15th National Park in a system that now numbers 394 arNational
Park
in
a
system
that
now
numbers
388
areas.
Park in a system that now numbers 388 areas.
eas. The park’s 333,000 acres extend from sea level to 13,677’ and enThe
park’s
333,000
acres
extend
from
sea
level
to 13,677’
13,677’
and encompass
encompass the
the
park’s
extend
from
level
to
and
compass
the333,000
summits acres
and rift
zones of
two sea
of the
world’s
most active
and
rift zones
zones
of two
two
of
the world’s
world’s
most
active
volcanoes, Kïlauea
Kïlauea and
and
volcanoes,and
Kïlauea
and
Mauna
Loa.of
Kïlauea
has been
in near
continusummits
rift
of
the
most
active
volcanoes,
Mauna
Loa. Kïlauea
Kïlauea
hasMauna
been in
in
near
continuous
eruption
since 1983;
1983; Mauna
Mauna Loa
Loa last
last
ous eruption
since
1983;
Loa
lastcontinuous
erupted in 1984.
The park
Mauna
Loa.
has
been
near
eruption
since
erupted
in 1984.
1984.
The
park
refuge
forbird,
rarebat,
andand
endangered
plant, bird,
bird, bat,
bat, and
and sea
sea
is a refuge
for
rareThe
andpark
endangered
plant,
sea turtle plant,
erupted
in
isis aa refuge
for
rare
and
endangered
turtle
species,
and
a
spiritual
reservoir
for
native
Hawaiians.
species,
and
a
spiritual
reservoir
for
native
Hawaiians.
species, and a spiritual reservoir for native Hawaiians.
Nearly two million visitors explore the park each year on 60 miles
Nearly
two million
million visitors
visitors explore
explore the
the park
park each
each year
year on
on 60
60 miles
miles of
of scenic
scenic roadways
roadways
two
of scenic roadways and 120 miles of marked trails. They backpack,
120 miles
miles of
of marked
marked trails.
trails. They
They backpack,
backpack, bicycle,
bicycle, and
and join
join rangers
rangers on
on guided
guided
and
120
bicycle, and join rangers on guided walks. For people in wheelchairs,
walks. For
For people
people in
in wheelchairs,
wheelchairs, there
there are
are accessible
accessible campsites
campsites and
and trails.
trails.
walks.
there are accessible campsites and trails. Lace up your hiking boots
and venture
through
rain forests
sulfur venting
up your
your
hikingtropical
boots and
Lace
up
hiking
boots
ventureand
through
tropicalcraters.
rain forests and sulfur
Silverswords
are and
found incrickets.
the Kahuku
The forests
are alive
with
the sounds
of Hawaiian
birds
and crickets.
venting
craters.
The
forests
are alive
alive
with the
the
sounds
of Hawaiian
Hawaiian
birds
craters.
The
forests
are
with
sounds
of
birds
and
crickets.
section of Hawai‘i Volcanoes National
Happyface
spiders
nestle
in
silken
threads,
and
white-tailed
tropic
Happyface
spiders
nestle
in
silken
threads
and
white-tailed
tropicbirds
ride
the
Park.
Happyface spiders nestle in silken threads and white-tailed tropicbirds ride the
birds ride in
thesteep
updrafts
in steep
walled
craters.
park’s lunar-like
updrafts
in
steep
walled
craters.
updrafts
walled
craters.
The
park’sThe
lunar-like
landscape was a training
landscape
a training
groundin
NASA
ground
forwas
NASA
astronauts
infor
the
earlyastronauts
1960s. in the early
ground
for
NASA
astronauts
the
early
1960s.
1960s. Park rangers enable visitors to get as close as safely possible to flowing lava. They mark
rangers
enable visitors
to get
get
aswatchers
close as
assafe.
safely
possible
to flowing
flowing
lava.
They
Park
as
close
safely
possible
to
lava.
They
trailsrangers
and put enable
up signsvisitors
to help to
keep
lava
Where
else does
one stand
on the
edge of
mark
trails
andelse
putdoes
up signs
signs
tofiery
help
keep
lava
watchers
safe. Where
Where
else does
does one
one
trails
and
put
up
to
help
keep
lava
watchers
else
creation?
Where
earth’s
glow
warm
the
hearts of safe.
those who
linger?
standInon
on
the the
edge
ofgrew
creation?
Where
elsewith
does
earth’s
fiery
glow warm
warm
the hearts
hearts
of
stand
the
edge
of
creation?
Where
else
does
fiery
glow
the
of
2003,
park
by 116,000
acres
theearth’s
addition
of Kahuku,
a sprawling
natural
those
who
linger?
those
who
linger?
wonder of lava flows, koa / ‘öhi‘a forests, and ancient archeological sites. Kahuku shelters rare
and
endangered
birdgrew
and plant
species, acres
including
‘akiapölä‘au,
and the a
spectacular
Ka‘ü
the park
116,000
acres
with‘äkepa,
the addition
addition
of Kahuku,
Kahuku,
a sprawling
sprawling
In
2003,
the
by 116,000
with
the
of
silversword.
Atop
its
lava
flows
are
archeological
flows, koa
koa // `öhià
`öhià forests,
forests, and
and ancient
ancient archeological
archeological
natural wonder of lava flows,
sites—trails,
andspecies,
religiousincluding
features—remsites. Kahuku
Kahuku shelters
shelters rare
rare and
and endangered
endangered
bird and
andahu,
plant
sites.
bird
plant
species,
including
nants
of Hawaiian
culture
that flows
date back
`äkepa, àkiapöläàu, and the
the spectacular
spectacular Ka`ü
Ka`ü
silversword.
Atop
its
lava
are 700
silversword. Atop its lava flows are
years.
archeological sites—trails,
sites—trails, ahu,
ahu, and
and religious
religious features—remnants
features—remnants of
of Hawaiian
Hawaiian culture
culture
archeological
The Kïlauea Visitor Center is the number one
that date
date back
back 700
700 years.
years.
that
visitor center attraction on the island of Hawai‘i.
year, the
the park
park celebrated
celebrated the
the reopening
reopeningThere
of the
the
newly
renovated
Kïlauea
Visitor
This year,
of
renovated
Visitor
arenewly
exhibits
on islandKïlauea
formation,
ecosysCenter, the
the number
number one
one visitor
visitor center
center attraction
attraction
on the
the
island
of Hawaiì.
Hawaiì.
There
areand
Center,
of
There
are
tems on
from
seaisland
to summit,
and the
sights
exhibits on island formation, ecosystems from
sea
to
summit,
and
the
sights
and
sounds of the rain forest. Interwoven throughout
of the
the rain
rain forest.
forest. Interwoven
Interwoven throughout
throughout
are
the(wisdom)
manaò and
(wisdom)
and
are the are
mana‘o
mo‘olelo
(stories) of
sounds of
the
manaò
(wisdom)
and
(stories) of
of Hawaiì’s
Hawaiì’s first people. Hawai‘i’s first people. The park’s award-winning
moòlelo (stories)
Fire, Born of the Sea, is shown on
Nēnē nest
in Hawai‘i
Volcanoes
National Park.
park’s
new
award-winning
film, Born
Born of
offilm,
Fire,Born
Bornofof
of
the Sea,
Sea, is
is shown
shown on
on the
the
The
park’s
new
award-winning
film,
Fire,
Born
the
the hour, 9 am to 4 pm, at the Kïlauea Visitor
hour,
9
am
to
4
pm,
at
the
Kïlauea
Visitor
Center.
It
celebrates
high lava
lava fountains
fountains
hour,
9
am
to
4
pm,
at
the
Kïlauea
Visitor
Center.
It
celebrates
high
Center. It celebrates high lava fountains and fast-moving flows; the arrival of life by wing, wind, and
and fast-moving
fast-moving flows;
flows; the
the arrival
arrival of
of life
life by
by wing,
wing, wind,
wind, and
and wave;
wave; and
and Hawaiian
Hawaiian
wave; and Hawaiian chant and dance. Born of Fire, Born of the Sea is our “aloha, e komo mai.” It is
chant and
and dance.
dance. Born
Born of
of Fire,
Fire, Born
Born of
of the
the Sea
Sea is
is our
our “aloha,
“aloha, ee komo
komo mai,”
mai,” itit is
is our
our
chant
our welcome to a world of everlasting wonder, a world that awaits your discovery.
everlasting wonder,
wonder, aa world
world that
that awaits
awaits your
your discovery.
discovery.
welcome to a world of everlasting
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Make a Difference in the Park!
The Friends of Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park promotes appreciation and restoration of park resources. They provide
educational opportunities and support
park programs that enrich visitor experiences.
Becomeof
a Friend-call
985-7373 or
The Friends
Hawaiì Volcanoes
visit
www.fhvnp.org.
National Park promotes appreciation
Make a Difference
in the Park!
are Very
ImandVolunteers-In-Parks
restoration of park resources.
They
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(VIPs)!
Volunteers and
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provide People
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opportunities
their
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expertisethat
to enrich
help protect
support
park
visitor
the park’s natural and cultural heritage
experiences. Become a Friend,
for the enjoyment of park visitors. Become
call 985-7373.
a VIP -Call 985-6304 or email laura_williams@nps.gov.
Visit Hawaiì’s Other
The non-profit Parks
Hawai‘i Natural HisNational
tory Association helps visitors discover,
understand, and enjoy the natural and
Puùkoholä
National
Historic
human
history Heiau
of the National
Parks
of the
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stonethe
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1790.
Laid
mortar, the structure is
support
programs, research
224’ longinterpretive
and 100’ high.
projects, free publications, cultural demKaloko-Honoköhau
National
onstrations,
and other activities.
Historical Park preserves fishponds,
heiau,
house sites, kahuaParks
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(temple) built by Kamehameha I in 1790.
heritage
for the
enjoyment
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Laid
without
mortar,
the structure
visitors.
Become
a
VIP,
call
985-6015
or
long and 100’ high.
email jim_quiring@nps.gov
Kaloko-Honoköhau National Historical
slide), and petroglyphs.
Park preserves fishponds, heiau, house
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Hönaunau
sites,
kahua ohölua
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slide), and
petroglyphs.
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Historical
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a restored
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heiau,
fishponds,
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and kiìroyal
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and ki‘i (effigies of Hawaiian gods).
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MAPS OF Ka‘ū
The maps on page 69-74 were provided by a Volcano design and mapmaking company
called HawaiiMapSource, which produces Ready Mapbooks. Ready Mapbooks can be found
in area stores.
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Kamehame Beach is a preserve for endangered, native hawksbill turtles, which nest in the sand there. Volunteers guard the nests from mongoose, feral
cats, dogs and other predators. The land adjoining the beach is owned by The Nature Conservancy. Photo by Steve Rayner
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Plantation Days, cont. from pg. 12
and Dorothy Kalua. Beyond them were dozens of
people helping, from making lei for horses and riders, to tree trimming at the Pāhala manager’s house
yard, to providing music and teaching ethnic dance. “It is so amazing that all these people gave their
time and talent,” said Hamilton. The Portuguese
community provided a history display, Portuguese
soup and bread. Japanese ladies got up at 4 a.m. to
make sushi and worked on their paper crafts during the event. Filipino and Chinese history displays,
music and dance filled the day.
Since the last sugar harvest 16 years ago, the
community has experienced a diversification of the
Old windmills along South Point Road were taken down for scrap in 2012. economy. Ranching has revived in large and small
cattle operations, some of them producing freerange beef for world-class restaurants and for sale
in venues from gourmet food stores to the farmers
markets. Other operations are for home use, with
extending family members joining together for
roundups and many families keeping horses for the
paniolo and the children.
Plantation Days was held in 2011 and 2012 to celebrate the cultural diversity of Ka‘ū that stems from
an agricultural heritage which has evolved into production of the famous Ka‘ū Coffee, tea, vegetables
and cattle.
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Cattle have been grazing among farmed eucalyptus trees where more pasture is sought during recent years of drought.
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AhYee, Herman & Louann..............939-9365
Gapp, John......................................966-9002
Merryman, Mua................................939-7575
Anderson, Jeff..................................939-7218
Gibson, Christie.................................929-7411
Monfort, David.................................328-9178
Anderson, Peter................................929-8555
Gibson, Paul......................................939-7004
Moriarty, Easy....................................937-0976
Antolin, Dorothy................................939-8500
Goda, Leona................................... 928-6252
Moses, Glenn & Raylene.................929-8135
Arbo, Maggie...................................885-6568
Goddard, Debbie............................430-8251
Nay, John..........................................989-9647
Aus, Wanda......................................929-9139
Graves, Michael & Sharon..............929-9861
Neal, Julia.........................................928-9811
Aynessazian, Tanya..........................967-8222
Green, Jene’....................................667-5028
Newberg, Randall............................929-9677
Baca, Melanie................................. 929-9108
Haggardt, Jane & Tito.....................939-7675
Nitsche, Martie & Don.....................929-7089
Baglow, Robyn.................................929-7541
Haina, Kristyn....................................929-9910
Patton, Tami......................................929-9944
Balmer, Rhonda................................929-8151
Harris, Merilyn....................................932-4200
Peace, Andrea Lee.........................331-1300
Barry, Bob & Patti.............................937-3124
Hawkes, Ron.....................................939-7392
Perea, Richard & Carla...................322-8881
Barton, Ron.......................................929-9103
Heck, Loren & Diane........................939-9454
Pettingill, Ann....................................929-7066
Bashrum, Andrew.............................929-9999
Heft, Dave.........................................929-7315
Pillette, Sandra..................................939-9782
Bassan, Morton.................................989-8939
Henderson, Rayma Jean................929-9693
Quiros, Victor....................................989-5948
Becker, Philip & Merle......................927-2252
Hooper, Ben & Sahara.....................939-7534
Replogle, Velvet & John..................936-8989
Behrmann, Helen.............................929-9275
Hyde-Begany, Dee..........................430-1084
Robinson, Gil.....................................939-7033
Berkich, Mark....................................936-7778
Ingraham RB, Karen.........................938-9165
Rumball, Lynn...................................936-7092
Bradour, Robert L...................... 563-593-0615
James, Amy & Chris.........................345-7854
Russell, Elise.......................................938-7525
Brewer, Karin.....................................939-7132
Jeyte, Lorna......................................967-7366
Sahines, Steve...................................960-7371
Brown, Laura.....................................322-1600
Sanders, John...................................939-9392
Brown, Peggy ..................................939-8649
Johnston, Loretta.............................938-3868
Jose, Beth .............................................. 929-8231
Brumley, Rex.....................................929-7321
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Schiller, Suzanne...............................929-9229
Burns, Marie.......................................938-7722
Kalani, Gail................................ 888-643-3888
Schrader, Cindy & Paul....................929-7022
Caiserman, Noa...............................756-3183
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Schubert, Linda................................939-7171
Chew, Paul.......................................430-3549
Kawachi, Wayne..............................937-4773
Sharpe, Jim.......................................443-8075
Cohen, Mark & Cindy......................640-9360
Kekoa, Donna..................................928-2027
Shively, Meghan & Rick...................929-8100
Cole, Erin...........................................929-8629
Knapstad, Wayne............................985-9190
Stafford, Alan & Nancy...................937-9225
Cowan, Charlene............................929-8097
Knutowicz, Susan..............................443-4574
Stanton, Mary Anne.........................938-3841
Crosby, Vickie & Rick.......................929-9425
Koi, Connie........................................929-7343
Steenburg, Jim & Lynn.....................939-7472
Cross, John........................................928-0500
Kosinski, Tom & Joanne....................929-9011
Sumida, Myrajean............................936-0741
DeBauer, Bob....................................328-2142
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Vanleeuwen, Lynn & Randy............929-7101
Edwards, Tom & Myriam..................937-6534
Manfredi, Chris.................................929-9550
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Manny, Jaydine ..............................939-8900
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Martin, Colette.................................929-9130
White, Tom....................................... 939-7000
Fogelvik, Mats...................................929-8458
Masaniai, Donna..............................238-0505
Wilson, Colton . ................................333-0229
Fowler, John & Tina..........................896-6772
Masters, John....................................929-9096
Wilson, Elton & Marta.......................929-7668
Frerichs, Paulette..............................929-9432
McCasland, Marla...........................929-9737
Yeaton, Corey..................................990-9797
Fretz, John.........................................756-6790
McIntosh, Lee...................................929-9872
Zeller, Bob & Phoenicia....................939-9282
Fujimoto, Patty..................................929-9717
Medek, Joelle...................................936-3650
Santana, Casey................................929-8333
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A.M. Plumbing...................................................................................... 28
A1 Island Taxi......................................................................................... 23
A Body Mind Connection.............................................................. 48, 50
A & D Services....................................................................................... 28
Aikane Plantation Coffee Co........................................................ 41, 43
‘Äina Mahi‘ai O Miloli‘i................................................................... 40, 41
Ali‘i Veterinary Hospital......................................................................... 55
All About Samples................................................................................. 41
Aloha Aina Maintenance........................................................ 28, 29, 41
Aloha Broadband........................................................................... 37, 39
Aloha Dreams Computers................................................................... 37
Aloha Fitness for You....................................................................... 48, 49
Aloha Protea Farms........................................................................ 41, 43
Aloha Rubbish Co................................................................................. 55
Andrea Lee Peace, ePRO, R, ABR, CRS, GRI, SRES...................... 57, 58
Animal Shelters...................................................................................... 21
Appraisals by Colette, LLC................................................................... 58
Arrow Hawaiian............................................................................... 30, 31
AutoTech.......................................................................................... 23, 24
Avon........................................................................................................ 52
Bank of Hawai‘i............................................................................... 46, 47
Bean Counter........................................................................................ 47
Beauty Calls..................................................................................... 52, 53
Big Island Ink.......................................................................................... 40
Bob DeBauer, Realtor........................................................................... 58
Bob Zeller, Handyman Services........................................................... 30
Bob Zeller, Home Inspections LLC....................................................... 58
Bookkeeper Express.............................................................................. 47
Bougainvillea Bed & Breakfast............................................................ 25
Buck & Julie Hultberg............................................................................ 41
Built to Last Plumbing...................................................................... 29, 30
Care & Share (Cleanse Rebuild Nutrition)................................... 48, 49
Care & Share (Full Spectrum)........................................................ 41, 43
Care & Share (Video, Emailing, Conf.)............................................... 37
Chamber Scholarship............................................................................. 2
Churches of Ka‘ü.................................................................................... 7
Community Calendar 2013................................................................. 13
Community Organizations..................................................................... 4
Coqui Frog Eradication Task Force..................................................... 21
CU Hawai‘i Federal Credit Union............................ 46, 47, back cover
Custom Cabinets by Jim...................................................................... 30
Donna M Durgin, B................................................................................ 58
Drainpipe Plumbing & Solar........................................................... 28, 30
Easy Moriarty..................................................................................... 41,43
Elected Officials.................................................................................... 20
Emergency Preparedness.............................................................. 10, 11
Fastnet Hawai‘i Internet Service.................................................... 37, 38
Fogelvik Furniture.................................................................................. 31
Fowler Finishes................................................................................. 30, 31
Freedom of Movement........................................................................ 49
Friends of Kahuku Park............................................................................ 4
Gabriela’s Home Health Services....................................................... 49
GopherLee’s Yard Service................................................................... 31
Government Contacts......................................................................... 20
Grandma’s Closet................................................................................. 22
H. McKee Realty, Inc...................................................................... 58,60
H.O.V.E. Road Maintenance Corp........................................................ 4
Hana Hou Restaurant........................................................................... 62
Hawaiian Flowers.................................................................................. 42
Hawaiian Ranchos Road Maintenance Corp..................................... 4
Hawai‘i Life Real Estate.................................................................. 57, 59
Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park........................................................ 68
Helen Behrmann/Ka‘ü Massage Clinic.............................................. 49
Henderson’s..................................................................................... 31, 32
Hospitals & Clinics................................................................................. 21
Integrated Electrical Systems, Inc................................................. 32, 34
Island Skin Care Solutions............................................................... 52, 53
Jeff Anderson Sawmilling Services................................................ 30, 32
Jim West Gutters.............................................................................. 32, 35
Kahuku Ahupua‘a Education Farm & Retreat............................ 25, 42
Kahuku Country Market................................................................. 42, 44
Kahuku Electronics................................................................................ 38
Kahuku Gift & Garden Shop.......................................................... 22, 42
Ka‘ü Auto Repair................................................................................... 23
Ka‘ü Business Services........................................................................... 56
Ka‘ü Calendar, The............................................................................... 56
Ka‘ü Carpet Care Solutions................................................................. 32
Ka‘ü Chamber of Commerce............................................................... 3
Ka‘ü Cleaning Services.................................................................. 33, 35
Ka‘ü Coffee Festival.......................................................................... 5, 15
Ka‘ü Coffee Growers Cooperative.................................................... 10
Ka‘ü Coffee Mill................................................................................. 1, 43
Oceanfront heiau in Ka‘ū. Photo by Peter Anderson
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South Point fishing grounds at sunset. Ka‘ü Electric..................................................................................... 30, 33
Ka‘ü Farm Bureau................................................................................... 5
Ka‘ü Farmers Market............................................................................. 41
Ka‘ü Hospital & Rural Health Clinic............................................... 48, 49
Ka‘ü Local Products........................................................................ 42, 43
Ka‘ü Music Academy........................................................................... 40
Ka‘ü Public Schools’ 2013 Calendar................................................... 19
Ka‘ü Realty ..................................................................................... 59, 61
Ka‘ü Royal Coffee.......................................................................... 42, 43
Ka‘ü Screen Service.............................................................................. 33
Ka‘ü Water Delivery............................................. 63, Inside Back Cover
Kula Kai Caverns................................................................................... 40
Kïlauea Lodge & Restaurant.......................................................... 25, 26
Lehua Court........................................................................................... 59
Lehua Water & Delivery Services................................................... 64, 65
Leilani Bed & Breakfast......................................................................... 26
Libraries................................................................................................... 19
Local Productions, Inc.......................................................................... 40
Longs Pharmacy................................................................................... 49
Lormax Upholstery........................................................................... 31, 33
Lynn Rumball, RB, GRI, CIPS........................................................... 57, 60
Mala‘ai Ka‘ü, Ka‘ü Community Garden............................................ 43
Maps of Ka‘ü.................................................................................... 70-75
Mark Berkich Plumbing................................................................... 31, 34
Mary Anne Stanton............................................................................... 60
Membership Roster............................................................................... 77
Motives Hawaii...................................................................................... 52
Näälehu Main Street . ............................................................................ 5
Natural Balance.............................................................................. 50, 54
Nature Conservancy, The................................................................... 6,8
NayStation B&B & Dining Club, The................................................... 27
Na‘ohulelua Historical Garden............................................................ 45
Neighborhood Watch Groups............................................................... 5
New Fields Nursery................................................................................ 45
Noah’s Ark ...................................................................................... 22, 23
Noa’s Island Massage.................................................................... 50, 52
‘O Ka‘ü Käkou..................................................................................... 5, 6
Ocean View Auto Parts.................................................................. 24, 25
Ocean View Baptist Church.................................................................. 7
Ocean View Chiropractic & Wellness Center............................. 50, 51
Ocean View Community Association........................................... 5, 22
Ocean View Family Health Clinic................................................. 50, 52
Ocean View Pizzaria............................................................................. 62
Ocean View Salon & Christie’s Nails............................................. 52, 53
Ocean View Town Center................................................................... 60
Ohana Cohen Chiropractic.......................................................... 50, 51
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Ohana House Vacation/Retreat......................................................... 26
Pacific Blue Catchment.......................................Inside Front Cover, 65
Pähala Plantation House & Cottages................................................ 27
Pähala Quilting & Creative Sewing Center ...................................... 23
Paniolo Farm.......................................................................................... 45
Parks & Community Centers................................................................ 11
Patti Barry, R, Broker....................................................................... 58, 60
PC Enterprises........................................................................................ 35
Pele’s Island Plants................................................................................ 47
Peter Anderson Photographer............................................................ 40
Police...................................................................................................... 10
Post Offices............................................................................................ 21
President’s Message............................................................................... 3
Punalu‘u Bake Shop........................................................................ 62, 63
Pure Hawaiian Water...................................................................... 64, 65
R & G Store....................................................................................... 42, 47
Rancho Ace Hardware........................................................................ 34
Recycling............................................................................................... 21
Red Cross, The American................................................................. 6, 10
Regional Community Events................................................................ 18
Rhonda Balmer, Stylist........................................................................... 53
Robyn B. Baglow R(S)...................................................................... 59, 61
Ronald G. Hawkes CPA.................................................................. 47, 48
Royal Palm Properties, Inc.................................................................... 61
S.C. Pillette............................................................................................. 34
Schools .................................................................................................. 19
Senior Centers & Nutrition Services..................................................... 21
SolarWorks!....................................................................................... 34, 35
South Hawai‘i Realty, LLC.............................................................. 57, 61
South Island Realty, LTD.................................................................. 60, 61
South Point Electric............................................................................... 35
South Point U-Cart, Inc................................................................... 33, 35
Spirit Gas Station................................................................................... 25
St. Jude’s Episcopal Church.................................................................. 7
Styles by Elise.......................................................................................... 53
Tax Doctor, Inc................................................................................. 46, 48
Therapeutic Massage........................................................................... 51
Tom & Myriam Edwards (S).................................................................. 59
Transfer Stations..................................................................................... 21
Trent’s Alignment & Brake.................................................................... 25
Velvet Touch Massage................................................................... 50, 51
Victor‘y Satellite.............................................................................. 37, 38
Volcano Art Center................................................................................. 6
Volcano Farmers' Market .................................................................... 47
Wash Time Laundromat.................................................................. 35, 37
Water – Elixir of Life................................................................................ 65
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Sen Dan Inouye's last visit to Ka‘ū was on Aug. 29 to celebrate the cirulation of a new Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park coin with U.S. Mint representative
David Croft and park superintendent Cindy Orlando. Photo by Jay Robinson, National Park Service
Inouye: ‘Very Vigilant in Setting Aside That Which Must Be Protected’
Sen. Daniel Inouye ended a career of representing Hawai‘i for more than 50 years in Washington, D.C. when he
succumbed to a respiratory illness on Dec. 17, 2012 at the age of 88. The senator’s last visit to Ka‘ū was on Aug. 29,
2012, when he helped to roll out circulation of a new U.S. quarter depicting Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park. Inouye
was a good friend to the National Park Service, particularly in Ka‘ū, said HVNP Superintendent Cindy Orlando.
Inouye helped to secure funding for the 117,000-acre new Kahuku Unit of the National Park, with its entry along
Hwy 11 between South Point Road and Ocean View. He also championed efforts to preserve
the Ka‘ū Coast. During the Kahuku dedication ceremony, he said, “As the urban sprawl continues to spread beyond O‘ahu and into our Neighbor Islands, I think all of us will agree that
we must be very vigilant in setting aside that which must be protected.”
Inouye became the thirty-first person in history and first dignitary since Pres. Gerald Ford
to lie in state in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol where Congress and the public bid a final
aloha to the man who was the U.S. Senate’s second-longest serving member. As President
of the Senate Pro Tempore, Inouye was third in line for the U.S. Presidency, in the absence
of Pres. Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and Speaker of the House John Boehner.
Speaking in the Rotunda, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said, “Dan Inouye was an
institution, and he deserves to spend at least another day in this beautiful building in which
he dedicated his life to represent the 50th state from the first day Hawai‘i was admitted into
the union.”
A memorial service was also conducted in the National Cathedral. Inouye lay in state at
the Hawai‘i’s State Capitol and was honored with a military service at the National Cemetery The Hawai‘i Volcanoes coin
was designed by Charles
of the Pacific at Punchbowl on O‘ahu. A service was also held at the Civic Center in Hilo.
Vickers.
Vice President Joe Biden said Inouye lived
his life showing “physical and moral courage,” noting his heroic efforts in World War II when he lost an arm fighting with the famed
442nd Regiment, comprised of Japanese-Americans. “I never met
a man with as much loyalty to his country, to his family, and to his
friends,” said Biden, noting that the senator lacked cynicism even
though he suffered “the sting of prejudice” and from his injuries. Gov.
Neil Abercrombie appointed 40-year-old Brian Schatz to Inouye's vaNew Hawaiì Volcanoes National Park quarters on a
cant seat on Dec. 26, and Schatz left for Washington, D.C. with Pres.
ceremonial imu platter.
Barack Obama on Air Force One.
Photo by Jay Robinson, National Park Service

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