Aloha, my Hualalai Club Ohana,
I’m starting with an apology for the almost non-existent blog this winter that is rooted in your editor’s reaction to the excessive vog.
I and many others suffer from all the symptoms listed–it’s the fatigue and dizziness that bother me the most as well as the brain vog. Even sitting at the computer seems like a challenge and I end up napping several times a day! For me and others, we know that if we can’t see Maui, we should not go outside. (I don’t want to seem like an irrational complainer, but I did ask Lloyd Gillespie to turn off Kilauea. Just kidding. Not about the part of asking Lloyd to turn it off, but he knew I was kidding.) I get daily updates from the USGS Daily Elevated Volcano Activity Summary. Episode 15 had lava shooting 1000 feet into the air. 
crossed that this eruption seems different than the 14 before it.
January
Meanwhile! Good Stuff is happening.
The 4th Annual Hualalai Community Regatta was held on Saturday, May 29. It was a beautiful day on the water, conditions were tough but the paddlers persevered and finished the arduous 15-mile course along our scenic coastline.
Open Division:Kane Winners: 1st Place: Chase Vonnordheim, 2nd Place: Keakua Nolan, 3rd Place: Nathan Grocholski Jr. Wahine Winners: 1st Place: Beata Markin, 2nd Place: Kahanu Ariantiad, 3rd Place: Mikayla Ward
Junior Division:
Kane Winners: 1st Place: Markus Lizarraga, 2nd Place: Uakea Kealoha, 3rd Place: Oliver Powers. Wahine Winners: 1st Place: Brenna Heiss, 2nd Place, Tina Tan.
Congratulations to everyone who helped put together this successful event, especially Trent Fischer and the Alaka’i Nalu team. Mahalo!
Fun Fund Raising for Victims of the Los Angeles Area Fires
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