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Ever wonder what the translation of the street names in Hualalai would be? Becky Holman did so she asked Uncle Earl. Here’s the result of their collaboration: ʻAhinahina The Hawaiian name for the Silversword plant. Ānea Gentle, as a breeze Hāliʻipua Covered with flowers Hainoa Summit of […] Aloha Hualalai Members and Homeowners, Thank you for helping keep Kona green! Over the last year, Hualalai continued to be a one of our top recycling communities, with high participation and recyclable volume rates. Hualalai has 128 residences participating in curbside recycling, resulting in an average of 14 cubic yards of material recycled weekly. […]
A fun event, hosted at Kuki-o, right next door!
Humane Society Holds Annual Howl’ween Dog Walk! For the entire article go to: http://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2018/10/28/hawaii-news/puttin-the-howl-in-halloween-humane-society-holds-annual-howlween-dog-walk/
Interfaith Memorial for Pittsburgh Synagogue shooting victims Thursday November 1, 5:30PM Hawaiian Queen Coffee Garden 75-1048 Henry Street, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740 […] KAILUA-KONA — As local officials celebrated the dedication of the newly widened stretch of Queen Kaahumanu Highway, the sound of horns from passing cars punctuated the speeches and remarks, notes of thanks — or at least, relief — for the completion of a project years in the making. Three years after breaking ground and […] Almost all of us have seen the Hualalai Realty’s “Living at Hualalai” magazine around the campus. We just wanted to give you a little background on who puts these together. There is a realty team consisting of Vivian Tobias and Bryanna Pasco and a magazine consultant/writer Margaret Kearns (That’s right, the same Margaret who used […] By TOM CALLIS Hawaii Tribune-Herald | Friday, June 29, 2018, 12:05 a.m. HILO — With no visitors to gaze in awe at its splendor, Kilauea caldera is often shrouded in a peaceful, though deceptive, silence. Wisps of gas and dust rise out of the ever-growing Halema‘uma‘u crater, now double in size from only […] UPDATE 5/11/2018: A week after the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island began sending smoke and gas into the air and opening fissures in the ground along the volcano’s slopes, officials worry the worst is yet to come with a major eruption possible. The lava level in Kilauea’s main crater Halemaʻumaʻu continues to recede […] Kilauea continued to erupt wildly on Hawaii’s Big Island this week, shooting lava hundreds of feet into the air and burning homes to the ground. As of Sunday night, 10 fissure vents were open in the area and at least 26 homes had been destroyed, according to the county civil-defense agency. The U.S. Geological Survey […] Lava and gas continued to erupt from Kilauea volcano across a remote, rural neighborhood on Hawaii Island, and by Monday had destroyed 35 structures, including at least 26 homes, authorities said. By Monday, the emission of lava from multiple fissures had become minimal, the U.S. Geological Survey Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said, but “this […] #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ Chantal in the jungle. Tube entrance. Had to sign promise to not disclose exact location! Kava plant. I ate 6 leaves and then felt dizzy (was told I could). Inside the cave The hike to the lava tube included a two mile walk on this trail, but none of us had been allowed to go on it before. It was guided by employees of Friends of the Volcano and it’s called Wild Cave Exploration. Wild thimble berry Coming out of the cave/lava tube. KAILUA-KONA — No tsunami was triggered by a magnitude-6.9 earthquake that struck at 12:33 p.m. Friday. The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said the temblor occurred on south flank of Kilauea Volcano. It initially reported the earthquake as a magnitude-6.0, but later upgraded it to magnitude-6.4. “No tsunami is expected. Repeat. No tsunami is expected. However, […] Steaming cracks at 5:57 a.m. Friday in Leilani Estates subdivision, moments before a fissure opened up on Kaupili Street. (HVO/Special to West Hawaii Today) Volcanic eruptions continue in Leilani Estates, with at least four fissures having formed by Friday afternoon, according to Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. The fissures involve mostly vigorous spattering and lava […] KEAUHOU MAUKA — Tails were wagging Saturday for the opening of Hawaii Island Humane Society’s Central Bark Dog Parks. Several dozen dogs and their people came out for the celebration of the first phase of the humane society’s Animal Community Center on 12 acres off Mamalahoa Highway, north of Haawina Street off Kuakini Highway. From […] |