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First Insurance offers free keiki car seat safety checks to the public

First Insurance offers free keiki car seat safety checks to the public

HONOLULU – With increasing child passenger safety a major priority, First Insurance Company of Hawaii (FICOH) is offering free keiki car seat safety checks to Hawaii drivers on Friday, April 26 and the fourth Friday of every month for the remainder of 2013. The inspections are performed by certified car seat technicians from FICOH’s Claims and Risk & Safety Management staff.

What:

Free keiki car seat safety checks

Upcoming dates:

Fridays, April 26, May 24, and June 28; half-hour appointments available between 10 am and 12 noon

Where:

First Insurance Center parking garage, Ward Avenue and Beretania Street, Honolulu, HI 96814

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How green are you? Find out with RevoluSun's Earth Day Challenge!

How green are you? Find out with RevoluSun's Earth Day Challenge!

HONOLULU – www.RevoluSun.com   Earth Day at RevoluSun is not just about promoting renewable energy, it’s about walking the walk of sustainability. And this year, the public is encouraged to show how green they can be! Each year RevoluSun holds an in-house "Earth Day Challenge" that encourages team members to document themselves doing sustainable acts on Earth Day, like walking or riding a bike to work, recycling and reusing, composting, starting home gardens, and picking up trash with their keiki.

“Make Change Count” with Ronald McDonald House Charities of Hawaii

“Make Change Count” with Ronald McDonald House Charities of Hawaii

HONOLULU – Ronald McDonald House Charities of Hawaii (RMHC-Hawaii) is asking schools, businesses, clubs, community organizations and individuals to “Make Change Count” by participating in its coin campaign to raise funds for many families in need.

“The Ronald McDonald House was built with love for hundreds of families with severely ill children that walk through our doors every year,” said Jerri Chong, president of RMHC-Hawaii. “A few cents from many can go a long way, and with everyone’s help RMHC-Hawaii will continue to Make Change Count.”

First Insurance Charitable Foundation donates more than $49,000 to local nonprofit organizations

First Insurance Charitable Foundation donates more than $49,000 to local nonprofit organizations

HONOLULU – In the first quarter of 2013, the First Insurance Company of Hawaii (FICOH) Charitable Foundation donated more than $49,000 to local nonprofit service organizations, including the Hawaii Community Foundation, Hawaii Charter School Network, American Red Cross, and Helping Hands Hawaii.

“Hawaii businesses share responsibility for the long-term social and economic welfare of our state,” said Allen Uyeda, FICOH’s president and CEO. “Foundation gifts are one way we can give back to the community and help strengthen Hawaii for this and future generations.”

Body pulled from waters near Kewalo Basin

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow)-  

Honolulu police taped off the far end of the Kewalo Basin Park after the body of dead woman was brought to shore by surfers around 7 a.m.

"Female, in her late 20's to 30's. Possibly Asian," said Honolulu Police Lieutenant Lt. Benjamin Mahi of the woman's description.

Twenty-nine year old local surfer Paul Evangelista made the shocking discovery.

"Kind of scary," said Evangelista. "I didn't want to leave her out there."

Evangelista said he was out surfing near the Kewalo's Surf break when he noticed something in the water near the second red buoy.

He went back to take a second look and saw the women's legs sticking up out of it. He noticed the woman's shoes, were still on her feet.

UH Soft Program and TPSS Graduate Student Organization present sustainable agriculture lectures

UH Soft Program and TPSS Graduate Student Organization present sustainable agriculture lectures

 

WHAT: 

The University of Hawaii Student Organic Farm Training (SOFT) program and the Tropical Plant and Soil Science Graduate Student Organization present an educational lecture series highlighting sustainable agriculture. In a diverse and changing world, the topic of sustainable agriculture brings necessary conversation and therefore changes, that are required in order to ensure a safe and healthy future for the next generation.

 

WHEN:                   

April 11 at 3:30 p.m. “Farm to Table”

April 18 at 3:30 p.m. “Food Movement”

April 25 at 3:30 p.m. “Land Stewardship”

 

WHERE: University of Hawaii at Manoa; BUSAD A102

 

Revolution Motorsports Open House – MEET AND GREET UFC FIGHTER ANTHONY “SHOWTIME” PETTIS on April 13

Revolution Motorsports Open House – MEET AND GREET UFC FIGHTER ANTHONY “SHOWTIME” PETTIS on April 13

WHAT:         Revolution Motorsports and Toyo Tires invite the public to a meet and greet with UFC Fighter Anthony “Showtime” Pettis. Pettis will be signing autographs and distributing giveaways to the first 100 fans to attend.

WHEN:         Saturday, April 13, 2 to 5 p.m.

WHERE:       Revolution Motorsports,  426 Ward Avenue, Honolulu, Oahu, HI 96814

***FREE AND O P E N   T O   T H E    P U B L I C***

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