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Releases that pertain to the Molokai and Hawaiian communities.

Thank You for Your Aloha and Support

Wednesday, November 15th, 2023

Thank You for Your Aloha and Support

Molokai History Project News Release 

These are busy days at the Molokai History Project as we have more and more visitors, repeat guests, helpful comments, wonderful donations, and folks volunteering to be docents. Our walls are full, our display cabinets constantly rearranged to make room for new items. We want to thank everyone for taking an interest in this project and supporting us. Due to several suggestions, and the fact we have docents who know the history of Molokai and are anxious to share their knowledge, we will have an informal “talk story” event every Monday morning from 8:15 to 9 a.m.,…

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Live Like Tre Foundation Announces Scholarship Awardees

Wednesday, November 8th, 2023

Live Like Tre Foundation Announces Scholarship Awardees

LLFT News Release

The Live Like Tre Foundation (LLTF) is proud to announce the recipients of the LLTF Scholarships for the academic year 2023-24. These exceptional individuals embody the spirit of the foundation’s mission to inspire acts of kindness, love, and positive impact in their communities. Their dedication and aspirations mirror the values of Tre’ Evans-Dumaran, in whose honor these scholarships were established. 

The scholarship recipients have demonstrated their commitment to “Living Like Tre” in various ways. One awardee was Genesis Gomez-Kahookano, from Molokai. Genesis’s dream is to become a nurse and make a positive impact in her community. As a student athlete, she played for the Molokai High School softball team and is continuing her softball career at Lake Region State College. …

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Hokulani CTOM Experiences Molokai Magic

Wednesday, November 8th, 2023

CTOM News Release

In a true testament of aloha, the people of Molokai and beyond have come together to create magic on the island, providing its youth with unprecedented opportunities in the performing arts. The Hokulani Children’s Theatre of Molokai (CTOM) initiative, born out of the collective love for arts, has become a beacon of creativity and mentorship, shaping the dreams and aspirations of Molokai’s talented young performers. 

This remarkable endeavor is preparing for a new awe-inspiring performance “Christmas, Peter Pan” after a transformative summer enrichment program. These events are made possible through acts of generosity and mentorship from individuals who have selflessly devoted their time, talent, and love for the arts.…

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Progress Report on the Molokai History Project

Wednesday, November 1st, 2023

Progress Report on the Molokai History Project

Molokai History Project News Release

The History Project continues to get donations of old photos of long-ago, wonderful times, ulu maikas, a vintage surfboard, a wonderful old box, paintings of churches that no longer exist. It’s an exciting time when someone comes in the door with a treasure they want to share. We have received many memberships, and we now have three new board members. Our next fundraising garage sale will be on Saturday, Nov. 4. Our plan is to have a fundraiser on the first Saturday of every month. If you have anything to donate, please let us know. We have had a lot of visitors, many in no hurry to leave, as they listen to our docents share legends of Molokai including their knowledge of the east end valleys, west end beaches, and all sites in between.…

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Substance Abuse Counseling Cohort

Wednesday, October 25th, 2023

UHMC News Release

Kealaho’imai is now accepting applications for the 2024-26 Kealaho’imai Substance Abuse Counseling Cohort. This two-year academic cohort offers a series of seven free courses required to earn two Certificates of Competence. This opportunity is being offered through UH Maui College’s Human Services program and sponsored by Hui No Ke Ola Pono. Grant funding covers all instructional and textbook costs. 

The deadline to apply for non- UHMC students is Dec. 3, 2023. For current UHMC students, the deadline to apply is Dec. 17. Note that seats are limited and may be filled prior to the application deadlines. For access to the online application or if you have questions or need more information, please email kealahoi@hawaii.edu. …

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Community Feedback Needed, Shape Molokai’s Future

Wednesday, October 25th, 2023

Sustʻainable Molokai News Release

The Molokai Climate Change and Sea-Level Rise Adaptation and Resiliency plan (CCSLAR) is reaching its final phase, and we need your input before it is submitted to the County of Maui. 

To help us make these vital decisions, we invite you to visit our community workshops and explore the latest priority site maps, which now include coastal inundation zones. Choose the mitigation strategies you feel are fit for our island! Our upcoming community workshops include Thursday Oct. 26, 2023 at Maunaloa Rec Center from 6 – 9 p.m., and Saturday Oct. 28 at Duke Maliu Regional Park from 9 a.m.…

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Molokai Floating Lantern Ceremony

Wednesday, October 25th, 2023

Hospice Maui News Release 

Hospice Maui and Guzeiji Soto Mission are pleased to announce the 10th Annual Molokai Floating Lantern Ceremony, an enchanting and heartfelt event set to take place on Saturday, Nov. 4. With the theme “hope is grief’s best music,” this event promises to be an evening of reflection, remembrance, and unity for the Molokai community.

The Floating Lantern Ceremony will be held at the Molokai Community Health Center from 4-6:30 p.m., where the serene waters offer the perfect setting for a memorable and meaningful experience. This event invites attendees to come together to pay tribute to lost loved ones, celebrate life’s beauty, and offer a symbol of hope to those in need.…

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Moa’e Molokai Digital Repository

Wednesday, October 18th, 2023

Moa’e Molokai Digital Repository

Ka Ipu Makani Cultural Heritage Center News Release 

Ka Ipu Makani Cultural Heritage Center and the Molokai Library Services Cadre are proud to unveil a remarkable achievement in the preservation and celebration of Molokai’s cultural heritage—the Moaʻe Molokai Digital Repository. This project, born out of unwavering community dedication, represents a historic leap forward in preserving, and sharing the rich history and traditions of Molokai.

The Moaʻe Molokai Digital Repository traces its origins to the Hoʻili Hoʻoilina Training Program—a community-focused initiative with a mission to engage individuals dedicated to digital archiving and the preservation of Molokai’s cultural legacy. This program equipped participants with the essential knowledge and skills needed to build a digital community repository.…

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Continued Guidance and Support

Wednesday, October 18th, 2023

Continued Guidance and Support

Molokai History Project News Release

The Molokai History Project opened at 10 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 6.  It was a wonderful celebration of everything that is Molokai.  This history project is by, for and from Molokai folks.  It is Molokai’s story, and we need you to tell the story, guide the story and own the story.  Please join us as we continue to seek out wonderful memories from all of you.  Stop in, look around, and sign up.  Join our Board of Directors, become an advisor, sign up on the future exhibits committee, share your memories and stories.  You are so welcome and we are waiting for you.…

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Revitalizing Agroforestry

Wednesday, October 18th, 2023

Hawaii Edible Landscaping News Release 

The public is invited to attend “Revitalizing Hawaii with Agroforestry”, a free evening presentation, on Friday, Oct. 27, 5:30-7:00 p.m., at Lanikeha Community Center in Hoolehua. 

Dave Sansone, owner of Hawaii Edible Landscaping, LLC on Hawaii Island will be sharing how agroforestry practices can help cultivators meet their needs while protecting and revitalizing the health of the land and water. Looking for a Greensboro landcaping contractor? Contact Ground Scapes for expertise in implementing sustainable landscaping practices that nurture both your garden and the environment.

“Agroforestry is a set of sustainable agriculture practices with ancient roots that can increase production, beat the weeds naturally, and improve the soil,” Sansone explains.…

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