Second Hand Golf Cart – If you have an extra golf cart you would like to sell please contact Jack Lutsky at jlutsky@uniserve.com … Mahalo nui!
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Couldn’t resist… Most Hawaiian – Landscape Most Traditional – Cultural Center Best Department Theme – Hualalai Coffee Company & Trading Company Today a few members were asked to judge the best Departmental Christmas trees. The trees were placed on the Ke ‘Olu bar and the trees were judged in three categories: best traditional tree, best Hawaiian tree and best tree reflecting the department it represents. Here are some photos of the trees and we will announce […] Aloha, With excitement and sadness, I wanted to let you all know I am going to be leaving my position here at Hualalai as the Club Concierge Manager. Thank you all for making my short time here an incredible experience. I am grateful for the privilege to meet and know the amazing people who make […] Cebrating Kay Cobb's Birthday Take a look at what our Hualalai Security Team found nesting near the King’s Pond! These two newly born kittens are both black and one has a spot of white fur on it’s chest. Unfortunately, their mother, an all black cat, was found deceased nearby. One member of the Security Team took the […] Long time Hualalai members, Jim Stephens and Abraham Brown are biking from San Francisco to L.A. and blogging about their adventure. They are joining 2,000 other bicyclists raising money for AIDS/Lifecycle 2009. They start the ride on June 6th. Jim and A.B. want everyone to know that Beth and Tina (spinning instructors at the spa) […]
Here’s a photo of a native Wiliwili tree on the slopes of Pu’uanahulu. They are named Erythrina sandwicensis and are a native species of legume. It is the signature tree at the Hualalai monument at the entry.
The specimen that sits there now is the 2nd tree; the first […] On the 21st of February Tyson Kaaua (one of the great waiters from the Beach House) came in #11 at the 2010 Pipeline Drop Knee Championship at the Pipeline on the North Shore of Oahu.
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