Posts Tagged “north shore”

Surf’s Up Hawaii

By | November 2, 2010

Surf fans again have reason to head north. The big waves are here for 2010. Though they aren’t expected to stay long, the first round of waves have hit the north facing shores of Maui, Molokai, and Oahu. With faces expected to reach between 25 and 35 feet from Tuesday November 2nd through Thursday November [...]

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New Hydrogen Stations and Fuel Cell Cars

By | October 2, 2010

In its continued attempt to become as green as possible, the state of Hawaii will receive 119 Chevrolet Equinox fuel-cell cars from General Motors. As part of a strategical deployment called Project Driveway, GM is dedicating nearly a 10th of its production line to Hawaii, in part because Oahu-based Hawaii Gas has come up with [...]

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Hawaiian Agriculture

By | August 20, 2010

Hawaii is most known for its beautiful weather, perfect beaches, big wave surfing, and its all around beauty. One often overlooked element of Hawaii and its culture is the diverse cuisine and unique delicacies. Many different foods are grown, produced, and prepared throughout the islands, and are all important to the customs and way of [...]

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4 Million at Mighty Mo

By | July 17, 2010

On June 4, 2010, the USS Missouri Battleship celebrated another achievement in its long and illustrious history. Though this did not take place in battle and there was nothing fired from the deck, it is still quite an accomplishment. As Rachel Chmiel boarded the great battleship, she was met with gifts and celebration as the [...]

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Experience Hawaii with Sunshine and the Aloha Spirit

By | May 3, 2010

With summer approaching, it means the time of year that everyone loves. School is out, baseball season is in full swing, backyard (or beach) bar-b-ques are frequent, and it’s time to plan the annual family vacation. This year, why not plan a trip to paradise, and take in the history and beauty of the Hawaiian [...]

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