2004 Back issues of Kaleo o Koolauloa community newspaper

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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.

2004 Back Issues:

December 16, 2004

Hale La'a, BYUH, temple projects dedicated; Tamura's market ready to open; Lä'ie, Hau'ula women receive honors; Accident closes Kamehameha Highway, again; Lä'ie businessmen help clean up after UH flood; Winter's here: Surf's up!; Kahuku loses state bid, focuses on winter sports; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar; or the faster-loading text-only edition.

November 9, 2004

Kahuku defeats Mililani, 36-13, to win the OIA championship; Congratulations, Mayor-elect Mufi Hannemann; Complex schools face 'standards' challenges; City recycling plans put on hold; Iosepa crew representatives go to Kaho'olawe; Benefit set for Daniel Mapu; Country Sisters: If only I had a craft; Aunty, you like buy? (fundraising); Kahuku High haps: An Army of one; Lä'ie Park football helps kids; Kahuku sports reports: Girls win OIA volleyball title; Kahuku football team wins OIA semifinals; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar; or the faster-loading text-only edition.

October 7, 2004

Kahuku icon passes into history; Lä'ie school asks for extra traffic caution; Native Hawaiian hui gets $1.47 million grant; Hazmat health concern in Hau'ula; Papa Ole's opens at Hau'ula Kai Shopping Center; New librarian at Kahuku; Lä'ie Inn announces changes; PCC adds new Fijian canoe house; In memoriam: 'Uncle Barney' Christy; Hukilau Cafe: good for over 10 years; Kahuku High haps: Senior carnival a hit; Making news: an unusual accident in Hau'ula; Kahuku High sports reports; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar; or the faster-loading text-only edition.

September 9, 2004

HRI shares master plan updates with LCA; PCC, Iosepa part of HRI plans; New year, new changes in area schools; Tongan crown prince visits BYU-Hawai'i; Business: Sher stops tire leaks; BYUH professor to form North Shore orchestra; Hau'ula holds a metal recylcing drive; Auditions set for star's musical production; A special kind of tribute; Fundamentals of fundraising; Kahuku High Haps: New year in the making; Football: Red Raiders at 2-1; Utah alumni host Red Raiders; Skyline trips up Kahuku; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar; or the faster-loading text-only edition.

August 12, 2004

Mahalo for Lä'ie Days; Kahuku Hospital must affiliate with a larger organization; HRI to replace 12-inch water line; Lä'ie kupuna welcome Iosepa home; Kaleo to list fundraising activities; Kahuku High haps: A farewell to summer; It's the big Kahuku vs. Skyline game again; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar; or the faster-loading text-only edition.

Summer comes to Ko'olauloa; HRI readies hotel, other plans; Iosepa crew presents gift, returns home; Lä'ie cleans up 100-plus tons of scrap; Kahuku Hongwanji to celebrate centennial; Hau'ula church fundraiser is successful; Lä'ie Days: kupuna, kama'äina honored; Kualoa Ranch opens new 'front door'; PCC honors police chief; 500-plus attend Leota family reunion in Lä'ie; La'ie Elementary PTCO makes 'cool' donations; Op-Ed: A Country Voice; Summer sports reports; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar; or the faster-loading text-only edition.

290 graduate in Kahuku Class of 2004; Alex Galea'i wins PCC world fireknife championship; Iosepa voyaging canoe reaches Kawaihae; Talking story: Memories of Kahuku graduations past; Kahuku High baccalaureate: turning mountains into miracles; A colorful 'Encore' for Kahuku music; Celebrating Iosepa (Utah) connections; Kahuku High haps: A memorable year, a memorable class; Head-on near Pounders; Kahuku sports: the best spring season ever; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar; or the faster-loading text-only edition.

May 13, 2004
Hau'ula Elementary, Kahuku High celebrate May Day...and night; BYU-Hawai'i voyaging canoe to sail on maiden voyage; BYU-Hawai'i honors five for Ko'olauloa service; First pump units arrive for Lä'ie sewer project; Lä'ie Temple Visitors Center to be remodeled; Flare scare in Punalu'u; Ko'olauloa Children's Chorus to tour London; Kahuku High Hap: Debate, History Day honors; Lä'ie girl wins state 'letters' prize; Kahuku girls go 12-0, win second water polo title; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar; or the faster-loading text-only edition.

April 8, 2004
Kahuku High football team to battle Skyline in Utah; Security up at Lä'ie, Kahuku schools; LDS Church calls President Shumway; Queen of Tonga visits BYU-Hawai'i, PCC; HRI plans 24/7 after-hours phone links; Four injured in Lä'ie accident; PCC lü'au wins another HVCB 'Keep it Hawaii' award; Te Hokioi wins PCC's Whakataetae competition; Kahuku Haps: JROTC battalion takes camp honors; Kahuku High spring sports reports, updates; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar; or the faster-loading text-only edition.

March 11, 2004
Cement strike, weather slows Lä'ie construction projects; Kahuku Hospital update; Ahonui sculpture unveiled at Kahuku High; 'Young mother' 2004 title goes to Lä'ie woman; BYU-Hawai'i museum gets Alaskan bear; Cackle Fresh Eggs nears 40 years in Lä'ie; Kahuku mill gets Curves; Kahuku High haps: Songfest and We The People; Keiki baseball's on again; Kahuku boys pin down state wrestling championship; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar; or the faster-loading text-only edition.

February 12, 2004
Kahuku Hospital faces serious challenges; HRI starts to extend sewer system through Lä'ie; Kahuku players sign national letters of intent on first day; Stolen car causes Hau'ula water geyser; Three Ko'olauloa men receive Scouting's Silver Beaver Awards; LCA members elect new board; False alarm for HFD chopper; Kahuku High goes through accreditation; Yet another closure of Kamehameha Highway; Kahuku sports reports: Spring's already here; Pro Bowl activity comes to Ko‘olauloa; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar; or the faster-loading text-only edition.

January 15, 2004
Kahuku athletes claim all-state honors; Vandals mar the beginning of the new year; Kaleo's top stories of 2003; Kahuku High haps: hula scholarships; Construction moves ahead in Ko'olauloa; Kahuku sports reports; Ko'olauloa Community Calendar; or the faster-loading text-only edition.

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