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HSPLS Continues Internet PC Reservations Upgrade: Hawaii State Library Starts Week of May 20

HSPLS Continues Internet PC Reservations Upgrade: Hawaii State Library Starts Week of May 20

The Hawaii State Public Library System (HSPLS) will perform an upgrade to its Smart Access Management (SAM) Internet reservation system in the Hawaii State Library beginning Monday, May 20 through Friday, May 24.  The computers at the Hawaii State Library will be unavailable for reservations from this week through the completion of the upgrade at the Library.  Walk-up sessions may or may not be available, depending on the progress of the upgrade. 

SAM is a computer-based system that allows users to reserve and register for Internet sessions in HSPLS’s 50 public libraries; it helps HSPLS maximize the use of public Internet computers and ensures equal access for our patrons. 

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RevoluSun Hires Rae Saito as Oahu Project Developer

RevoluSun Hires Rae Saito as Oahu Project Developer

RevoluSun, Hawaii’s leading provider of residential and commercial solar systems, has engaged Rae Saito as an independent project developer for its Oahu division.

In her new role, Saito will be responsible for educating and working with residential customers to achieve energy independence by designing custom solar systems and finding the best financing options available to meet their needs and take advantage of government incentives.

Prior to joining RevoluSun, Saito served as a managing partner and insurance broker for Hawaii Benefits Group/Pacific Benefits Partners, LLC.

Saito attended the University of Hawaii at Hilo.

She currently resides in Honolulu.

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Women's fund of Hawaii announces board members

Women's fund of Hawaii announces board members

Women’s Fund of Hawai`i has announced two new members to its board of directors for three-year terms.

The new members are Mahina Eleneki Hugo and Kalei Cadinha Pua`a.

Hugo is the head of school at La Pietra – Hawaii School for Girls. Prior to accepting that role in 2007, Hugo was assistant head of school and middle school dean, in addition to holding other teaching, leadership and administrative positions.

A recipient of the University of Hawaii (UH) Circle of Honor Award, she was named the “most inspirational player of the year” on the 1987 UH Wahine national championship team. She holds a B.A.in sociology and an M.Ed. in private school leadership.

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Hawaii Skin Cancer Coalition to host “Have Fun in the Sun and Love Your Skin”

Event part of Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month

KAWANANAKOA MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS TO PLANT NATIVE HAWAIIAN TREES TO EXPAND CAMPUS ARBORETUM

On Friday, May 10, 2013, all 875 students at Kawananakoa Middle School will participate in the planting of 24 native Hawaiian trees on the school campus.  This planting expands a project begun in May 2011 that created a native Hawaiian arboretum on school grounds, which is mauka of downtown Honolulu in the historic Liliha community.  Tree species to be planted include ‘ohi’a lehua, milo, lonomea, and kou.

The opening ceremony will begin at 11:40 AM at Kawananakoa Playground which adjoins the school campus. Following the ceremony, classes will take turns planting the trees, by grade level, from 12:15 to 1:30 pm.

Complete Streets Demonstration on Cooke Street

Hele On Kakaʽako and Kamehameha Schools bring

Complete Streets to life in Our Kakaʽako