Back issues of Kaleo o Koolauloa community newspaper

Hawaii Reserves, Inc. started publishing Kaleo in June 1996, and launched an online edition featuring key articles in 1999. Links to an archive of back issues are listed below. Digital archival copies of all back issues available [several digital files were inadvertently not saved over the past 10 years] are kept at Nani Laie Communications and the BYU-Hawaii Archives. Hard copies of all back issues available are kept at BYU-Hawaii Archives, the serials collection of the Hamilton Library at the University of Hawai'i, and the Kahuku School & Public Library.

December 12, 2002
BYUH women, Kahuku girls win volleyball titles; Lä'ie sewer project moves ahead; Dr. Frank Kalama to retire; Kahuku emergency team responds to accident; Talking story: Damuni and the early days at PCC; Firefighter battles a small electrical explosion; Kahuku Elementary teachers extend skills into businesses; LDS service missionaries a positive impact; Kahuku High band in Käne'ohe Christmas parade; Kahuku High haps: trimester issues; BYU-Hawai'i valedictorian a Kahuku 'dropout'; Lä'ie teen outstanding; Christmas memories; Ko'olauloa 'midgets' win Pop Warner title; DOE taps Whitford as Kahuku's permanent AD; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar.

November 14, 2002
Traffic accident claims Hau'ula baby; LCA raises crime concerns; New booster club helps Kahuku High; BYU-Hawaii professor serves as judge; Kaleo bids farewell to the Olsens; 'Talk story': Hau'ula drum maker; Administrative Professionals honor Vierra; Got any old photos?; Kahuku Elementary holds bi-annual bazaar; Keiki football league finishes first season; Children's Chorus a singing gift; Kahuku singers to All-State choir; Kualoa kickoff starts Triple Crown of Surf; Kahuku High Haps: Just as busy; Varsity football season ends early; Girls varsity, JV volleyball teams take OIA titles; Fiji Prime Minister visits BYU-Hawai'i, PCC; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar.

October 10, 2002
City Council approves Lä'ie sewer resolution; TV commercial helps Kahuku band raise funds; Lä'ie Elementary gets new principal; Hau'ula pastor combines karate, faith; 'Auntie' shares missionary journals of aloha; Swedish-Sämoan girls enjoy Lä'ie ties; Lä'ie dollmaker leaves legacy; Hawaiian excels in Scottish art; BYU-Hawaii Women's Organization sets annual theme; Hälau girls enjoy Japan experience; Turtle Bay golf tournament benefits community; Kahuku High Haps: Jan Ken Po; Kahuku football string snaps, twice; Stat girls rule...and record, too; Kahuku volleyball update; Project Grad carnival set; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar.

September 12, 2002
City Council sets Lä'ie sewer project hearing; Safety issues lead to ‘no parking'; Flags honors Sept. 11th tragedy; Polynesian Cultural Center news: Keiki hula competition, Sales & Marketing team reorganizes, and 40-year history; Talk story with Jessie Augustin; Kahuku.org marks first year; Kahuku High haps: We're back!; Red Raiders maintain perfect football record; Kahuku girls win McKinley tournament; Testaments actor visits PCC; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar.

August 8, 2002
Ko'olauloa schools prepare for new year; Lä'ie group takes security step; BYU-Hawaii pool shapes up; Kahuku High tapes new interim A.D.; Tiki time again at PCC; HRI appoints banker to board; Teacher goes extra miles for class; Church College of Hawai'i books available; Mahalo for Lä'ie Days; Eagle project at Lä'ie Park; Kahuku High haps: Lä'ie vs. Brooklyn; Lä'ie cricket team takes third title; Tautï tops in isle figures; Ah You hoop classic a hit; Kahuku football team practices unity; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar.

July 11, 2002
1,500 attend BYU-Hawaii multi-stake center dedication; HRI reviews progress on new Lä'ie sewer system construction; Kahuku Hospital gets interim CEO; Ko'olauloa group addresses fights; KEAC gets $50,000 Campbell Foundation grant; Cook Island quilters visit BYU-Hawaii; Local LDS missionaries serve locally; 'Talking story' with Pulefano Galea'i; Medeiros gives insights into 'treasure'; Toluta'u unveils patriotic sculpture; Kahuku to play Long Beach Poly on September 21st; Get game tickets from Kahuku.org; BYU-Hawai'i tennis players named All-Americans; Lä'ie PAL flag football league set; North Shore Volleyball Club returns from California; Hau'ula has a great ho'olaule'a; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar.

June 6, 2002
291 graduate in Kahuku High Class of 2002; PCC resumes $1.1 million in renovation projects; Spike in number of thefts concerns Lä'ie leaders; Levasa wins 4th World Fire Knife Championship title at PCC; Turtle Bay Resort and Senior PGA Tour distribute charity funds in Ko'olauloa; Lä'ie Days schedule set; Coach Wilton, President Shumway speak at Baccalaureate; Seminary graduates make 'early' effort; Lä'ie man, daughter visit 'ground zero'; 'Step Ahead' continues at Kahuku; Mock hurricane hits Lä'ie shelter; Ditto leaves Kahuku Hospital; Kahuku High Haps: Project Graduation 2002; Kahuku High starts Red Cross Club; Kahuku High spring sports summary; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar.

May 9, 2002
BYUH, PCC, HRI honor service leaders; Ko’olauloa schools celebrate Lei Day; Kahuku questions wildlife refuge plans; Mock hurricane drill set for May 15th; Whale watching draws to close; Island Grinds & Bakery opens in Hau’ula; Army plans raise concerns; BYUH expands food facility; BYUH students help extend LDS Family History Center capabilities; Lä’ie ‘spring fling’; Register to vote; Kahuku High compiles ‘wish list’; Lä’ie Days schedule tentatively set; MPHS visits New Zealand; Lä’ie Yard asks kökua with containers; Michael Payton’s back; BYU-Hawaii sports honors; Kahuku athletes shine in spring sports; Ko’olauloa Community Calendar.

April 11, 2002
Lä’ie Elementary gets $1.4 million facelift; Lä’ie quarry operations to change; Kahuku Hospital asks lobbying help; Three LDS movies showing in Hawai’i; Engineers, homeowners to check Lä’ie sewer pump sites; HRI Chairman addresses BYU-Hawai’i students; Fiji Prime Minister visits Lä’ie; ‘Talking story’ with Aunty Flora Soren-Butt; Vocal Motion wins Heritage gold; Ko'olauloa Neighborhood Board Notes; Lä’ie Shopping Center: Two busy stores; Kahuku Credit Union nears 65-year mark; Kahuku High Haps: Seniors sweep Songfest; Kahuku High spring sports update; Lance Suzuki named to golf Hall of Fame; BYU-Hawaii sports update: tops in tennis, All-American honors; Ko’olauloa keiki prove physical fitness; Ko’olauloa Community Calendar.

March 14, 2002
BYUH students give annual service to Kahana; Surveyors start work on new Lä’ie sewer; Hawai’i LDS mission to show The Testaments in PCC theater; PCC sets new tikis at front entrance; BYU-Hawai’i honors local alumni; Update on Kahuku Hospital; Ko’olauloa Neighborhood Board notes; Talking story: Aunty Maleka Pukahi; Mother-daughter team teach dance; New fitness center opens at Kahuku High; Eric Beaver serves as LDS stake president; Elementary keiki gain honors; Changes at BYU-Hawai’i Bookstore; Career Day at Kahuku Elementary; Amber Nails opens at Lä’ie Shopping Center; Tobacco-free group forms in Ko’olauloa; Kahuku High haps: senioritis strikes!; Kahuku High girls take State wrestling championship; Quarter Back Club names Funaki ‘Athlete of Year’; Lä’ie diver captures third straight State championship; Ko’olauloa Community Calendar.

February 14, 2002
Nine Kahuku players sign letters of intent; Network Imaging refocuses; Turtle Bay aims for four-diamond product; LCA elects new board; HRI commits to give computers to nonprofit organizations; Talking story: Uncle Joe Ah Quin; Elite band taps three Kahuku players; Nani Lä’ie Serenaders mark fifth anniversary; PCC honors long-time employees; KEAC elects new board; Changes at Lä’ie Shopping Center; Kahuku High Haps: bomb hoaxes; NFL pro re-visits Hau’ula Elementary; Avegalio preps for state discus; Kahuku High sports update; Ko’olauloa Community Calendar.

January 17, 2002
City, State, HRI share Lä’ie sewer info, costs; Kahuku High players, coach gain All-State football honors; New schedule, website for Kaleo; Father-son team up to cover Punalu’u rescue; Lä’ie boy displays patriotism; Nä Kamalei affiliates with home schooling partner; City, others guard against floods; Mälama ‘Äina: too many junk cars; Talking story: Artist, musician, mother; Bobby Benson Center sets open house; LCA to hold general elections; Kaleo reviews Y2001; Ko’olauloa residents share New Year’s resolutions; Canoe carvers create special gift; Kahuku High haps: Royal lettermen; Lä’ie man encourages air pistolry; Kahuku girls softball season almost pau; Ko’olauloa Community Calendar.

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