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On the Scene
For Friday, July 3, 2009
POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Jul 03, 2009
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"LAST SATURDAY" EVENING ART PARTY AT PETER LIK WAIKIKI | Darrel Teelucksingh, wearing baseball cap, and his wife, Tiffany, brought their sons, Kai, front left, and Colby, to the "Last Saturday" party at Peter Lik Waikiki. The couple are collectors of Lik's work -- including the "Sacred Sunrise" piece behind them. Art consultant Nicholas Van de Berg, left, and gallery manager Rama Smith welcomed them to the party.
"NAT NO KA OI!" | Natalie Ai Kamauu brought her whole family -- parents, husband, brother, sister and kids -- to her "Na Mele No Ka Pua" concert Sunday afternoon at the Embassy Suites Grand Lanai. The all-family show was superb entertainment, and "Nat" made it clear she deserved her win as Female Vocalist of the Year at the Hoku Awards last month.
LAO ART AT UH | Master weaver Dalounny Phonsouny gave John Wythe White and Victoria Gail-White insights on Laotian culture at the opening reception for "Cosmic Creatures: Textiles from Northeast Lao Communities" Sunday at the East-West Center.
TROPICS BAR & GRILL OPENS BIG AT HILTON HAWAIIAN VILLAGE! | Hilton Hawaii Area Vice President Jerry Gibson, second from left, celebrated the grand opening of the Tropics Bar & Grill with a four-hour party for 500 last Friday at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Kili Perkins, left, and Anela Cook added to the exotic ambiance of the event; Justin Yoshino and Shanna Hulme handled the planning. Cecilio & Kapono capped the night with a 75-minute concert. For more party photos visit hilife.starbulletin.com.
NA 'AUAO OPENS 'MOONLIGHT MELE' | Sean Na'auao, left, and Kaumakaiwa Kanaka'ole talked story with Hawaiian music fans Kanoe Pedrina, second from left, and Pomaika'i Lovell after Na'auao's "Moonlight Mele" concert June 25 at Bishop Museum. Na'auao entertained the crowd with more than an hour of straight traditional Hawaiian music. Kanaka'ole sat in as guest vocalist on several numbers and danced hula on another. Visit hilife.starbulletin.com for additional coverage.
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Today’s Edition
Hawaii News
- Nonprofits feel pain of poor economy
- Symphony cancels concerts and will downsize
- New life for paraplegic lawyer
- Furlough rally held at Capitol
- Educators accused of unethical conduct
- Senate to grill DOE on stimulus
- Communication gaffe raises fuss in HPD chief selection
- Ala Wai traffic lanes reopened
- Newswatch
- Police / Fire
- The Search for Signs of Hawaiian Life
- Iraqis who return home face unemployment and poor services
- Prospect of more U.S. troops worries a wary Afghan public
- Kokua Line: State can enter property to act on hazards
- Surf sample sale in Kahala
- Got nutrients?
- Religion briefs
- Wood Craft: Sacred Hearts volleyball team is perfect
- Kahuku rallies for the Red
- Moanalua's time comes
- Farrington has Castle's number
- Desperate times at Aloha Stadium
- Further Review: UH's 2-6 mark makes a win tonight a must
- Wahine run over Fresno State
- Hawaii Beat
- Scoreboard
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