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Kona Historical Society

Rainbow’s End: Hualalai

It’s been a little over a year since the USA and Hualalai shut down because of the CoVid 19 virus. I remember feeling as if I were in some science fiction movie….I was never fond of science fiction movies; being in one was worse. Many people got quickly out of Dodge, while others of us stayed and Hunkered at Hualalai. All of us kept asking: How could this happen? What is going to happen next? When will it happen? The future seemed grim. It was all unbelievable.

We’ve gone through a lot in these last 12 months. We’ve learned a lot. Hualalai: the land, the ocean, the skies, the sunrises and sunsets, the rainbows, the mountains and the people have all kept us steady. March 30’s rainbow was a reflection of that.

photo by Bill McDowell

 

photo by Eva Shulman

Becky Holman’s Originals for Sale

Becky Holman’s paintings on boxes and in frames are for sale at the Hualalai Pro Shop and at the Gallery of Great Things in Kamuela www.galleryofgreatthingshawaii

 

 

 

 

Classified Ad: Car for Sale

2016 Buick Envision – 28,000 miles – $22,900
Red with tan leather interior
Call Rich (678) 488-9483 or Mike (907) 242-9808

Shark Sighting Facts

Because your editor heard conflicting accounts about the Shark Sighting Sign posting, she went to the source for information: Trent Fischer, director of OAC/Alaka’i Nalu.

“We had the sign up on Thursday, March 18 because there was a shark sighting. But it’s been safe since then,” Trent said.

Okay, then! That’s the scoop.

BTW, a big thank you to the whole Alaka’i Nalu staff who keeps us safe. We appreciate it!!

Shark Sighted Sign Was Not a Current Event!!!

Chantal Prunier wrote to clear up any misunderstandings about yesterday’s post with the award worthy photo from Bill McDowell.

“Alaka’i Nalu reports that the Shark Sighted sign hasn’t been on our beach for a while and no shark has been sighted lately!”

Glad to know and glad to clear that up!!

Shark Sighting

Bill McDowell shares: “A sobering reminder of what to look 👀 for.”

 

Art Show and Sale: Firehouse Gallery in Waimea

Pueo’s Osteria and Pele’s Wok drop off

Aloha Hualalai Ohana, Mahalo for your support, Here are the following specials :

 

Pueos Osteria:

Soup: Hamakua Mushroom Crema, Truffle oil

Pasta: Rigatoncini Ala Norma, Eggplant, San Marzano Tomato, Ricotta Salata

Catch: Hawaiian Ono Francaise, Fennel & Honey Roasted Broccoli, Lemon Caper Butter

 

Peles Wok:

Entrée: Prime Rib & XO Sauce (contains shrimp & pork), House Fried Rice

Entrée: Chicken Breast Stir Fry, Eggplant, Mushrooms, Vegetable Fried Rice

Entrée: Whole Steamed Kampachi, Ginger, Scallions, Soy, Jasmine Rice

 

Full Menu available at:          pueososteria.com/menu             peleswok.com/menu

 

Please call 808-339-7566 by 3pm for orders or email.

Pickup at Keolu upper parking lot at approximately at 5:30 PM

 

 

Skies During The Storm of the Century 😂

            

photos by Bill McDowell

 

 

Although the news of Hawaii was grim on the mainland, Hualalaians were spared most of the rain and wind. I received many emails and texts checking on our welfare. I explained that the mountain of Hualalai protects us from many storms.

photo by Chris Hattasch

 

Courtesy of “Volcano, DISCOVERY”, here’s a little info on the Hualalai volcano, which created the volcanic mass we sit and play on.

“1800-1801 eruption
The last (and only) historical eruption of Hualalai volcano was witnessed by one of Captain Cook’s expedition crew members who had remained on the island. The eruption occurred from 2 fissure vents which fed 2 large lava flows to the west and northwest.
The Kaupulehu lava flow started high on the volcano at an altitude of between 1650-1800 m and reached the sea in 2 lobes between Kona Village Resort and Kiholo Bay, and beneath Kona International Airport. It covered Hawaiian villages at the shore and reached 16 km length.”

photo by Eva Shulman

2020 Subaru For Sale!

2020 Subaru Ascent Limited with 2,800 miles for sale. It has a black interior. Asking price is $38,000. Owners paid $44,000 for the car. Call Cammy at 415-971-2227.

Give a Donation, Get a Golf Cart!

For a donation of $5,000 to the Hualalai Ohana Foundation, or  the best offer of a donation to the Hualalai Ohana Foundation, get a golf cart!
Condition: As is. Likely needs a battery replacement.
Interested? Contact kathykinsf@gmail.com for more information.

Income/Capital Gains Tax Hike Bill

Below is an article about the proposed Hawaii tax increases that are in final consideration in the legislature. The top income tax rate would jump from 11% to 16% and the capital gains rate would jump from 7.25% to 11%.
Also below is a link where you can send an email expressing your views to ALL legislators in the House of Representatives where this bill is in final approval stage.
 

Pueo’s Osteria/ Pele’s Wok Menus for 3/10

Pueos Osteria:

Soup: Broccoli Cream, Parmesan Cracker

Pasta: Hamakua Mushrooms & Tagliatelle, Parmesan Crema, Truffle Salt

Catch: Mahi Mahi Picatta, Citrus, Pinot Grigio, Green Beans, Spinach

 

Peles Wok:

Entrée: Prime Rib & XO Sauce (contains shrimp & pork), House Fried Rice

Entrée: Chicken Breast Stir Fry, Asparagus, Mushrooms, Soy Beans

 

Please call 808-339-7566 by 3pm for orders or email.

Pickup at Keolu parking lot at approximately at 5:30 PM

 

 

Ke’olu’s Farmer’s Feast on Wednesdays

Ke’olu’s Farmer’s Market is now on Wednesdays and features fresh produce, fresh flowers by Rowena, and delicious brunch items. Open 9 to 2.

The Nature Conservatory Webinar

Fellow homeowner, Janet Montag, a trustee of the TNC Hawaii chapter, is sharing this opportunity.

“The upcoming Webinar on March the 16th is specifically talking about our work on the Kona Coast. It might be of interest to our homeowners,” Janet says.

To sign up, go to:

https://hawaiiwebinarseries.splashthat.com/

In Loving Memory of Anne Ryan

King’s Pond Rules!

The innovative renovation of King’s Pond makes

it a must-see-and-be At Hualalai.

    

        

photos by Becky Holman

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

photos by Cindy Muscatel

New Addition for Wednesday Drop Off: Pueo’s Plus Pele’s Wok

We can now order from  both Pueo’s Osteria & Pele’s Wok Bistro & Bar.

 

Pueo’s Osteria Specials:

Soup: Puna Chicken & Shell Pasta Soup

Catch: Black Pepper Crusted Ahi, Braised Tomato & Green Beans, Spinach, Salsa Verde

Pasta: Rigatoncini, Honaunau Broccoli & House Fennel Sausage, Pinot Grigio, Pecorino, Chili Flakes

 

Pele’s Wok Bistro & Bar Specials:

Appetizer: White Shrimp Summer Rolls, Carrots, Lettuce, Mung Beans, Citrus Vinaigrette

Entrée: Wok Seared Prime Rib, XO Sauce (contains pork & shrimp), House Fried Rice

 

Full menus available at:

Pueososteria.com/menu

Peleswok.com/menu

 

Please for email orders: Order to be in by 3pm, or call 808-339-7566

teddy.lyau@pueososteria.com, lisa@pueososteria.com, chris@peleswok.com

Delivery will be at Keolu Parking lot approximately at 5:30pm

 

 

The Glorious Skies of Hualalai

Bill McDowell

Three Ring Ranch is Open: Go for a Visit!