Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 17th of January.
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🏘️ Community
Thousands marched downtown today to honor the 133rd anniversary of the Hawaiian monarchy's overthrow during the ‘Onipa’a Peace March.
The group began their route at Mauna’ala Royal Mausoleum and ended at ‘Iolani Palace; a follow-up march is set for tomorrow from 10:45 a.m. to 4 p.m.
🎭 Culture
Hawaii's famous restaurant reviewer Corina Quach is set to leave the islands.
She reflected on her start and hinted at her next steps — news that marks a turning point in her viral influence.
🌲 Environment
The DLNR invites residents to share feedback on the 2021 Red Hill fuel spill through a 10-minute online survey and mailed versions starting Jan.
20 — responses are anonymous and must be submitted by Feb. 28.
📰 Lifestyle
Tropical orchids are blooming as longer days boost growth, and gardeners can now plant bulbs like amaryllis and calla lilies in sunny, well-drained spots to welcome spring.
📰 Real Estate
Amana Lofts is set to convert a former office building (765 Amana Street) into 64 affordable rental units this summer near Ala Moana.
The project will provide more housing options for local residents.
🏈 Sports
Neighbor island volleyball players commute to Oahu to compete amid a busy schedule that tests their teamwork.
The team handles travel and game time as they tackle a packed itinerary (a challenge that makes them work like an elite squad).
On Wednesday, Jan. 14, the No.3 Hawaii Rainbow Warriors beat Rockhurst at Bankoh Arena at Stan Sheriff Center with set scores of 25-19, 25-9 and 25-15.
Louis Sakanoko led with 15 kills while Adrien Roure added 14 error-free kills, boosting the team’s win.
Team Mauka’s KJ Green tackled Team Makai’s Nainoa Melchor during the annual Polynesian Bowl on Friday at Clarence T.C.
Ching Field, showing a strong defense that energized spectators.
On Jan. 10 at SimpliFi Arena in Honolulu, head coach Eran Ganot led the Rainbow Warriors to a narrow 67+66 win, and UCSB said they were impressed by the team ahead of their upcoming clash.
KSH finished a perfect season, and local sports organizers have scheduled island tournaments for upcoming weeks & teams are gearing up for competition in town.
At Kahala today, the PGA Sony Open will cut the field in half ahead of weekend rounds.
Organizers said the change aims to heighten competition on a windy course — a test of skill for all players.
Kainoa Wade shined as he helped the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors sweep Roberts Wesleyan on Friday.
His key attempted kill boosted the team’s competitive win during the match.
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