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A Haleiwa family’s four-generation property was devastated by March flooding, highlighting recovery challenges facing longtime North Shore residents. The Nakamuras are rebuilding with flood-resilient design while fighting to preserve their legacy.
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Three months after devastating Kona Low storms, Haleiwa’s North Shore continues struggling with damaged infrastructure and reduced tourism, contributing to statewide losses exceeding $325 million. Recovery grants are helping, but ongoing construction challenges persist as summer season approaches.
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Jason Momoa’s band and Jack Johnson headline a benefit concert April 26 at Blaisdell Arena to raise funds for North Shore Kona low storm recovery. Tickets start at $75 with proceeds supporting local relief organizations.
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HART files new eminent domain cases to acquire downtown properties for rail construction after December court setback. Pacific Guardian Center and former Servco site acquisitions critical for 2031 passenger service timeline.
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After 85 years serving Kalihi-Palama, beloved Tamashiro Market closed permanently on April 30, ending a multigenerational family business that anchored the neighborhood’s working-class identity. The closure represents more than lost poke and fresh fish — it’s another step in the transformation of one of Oahu’s most historic communities.
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HONOLULU Magazine’s marketplace returns to Ward Centre this weekend with 35+ local brands, limited-edition tote bags for early visitors, and exclusive discounts. The two-day event showcases Oahu’s diverse maker community in Kakaʻako’s heart.
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Hawaii’s tourism industry faces modest 2026 growth as declining international visitors and rising costs offset steady mainland demand. Waikiki businesses adapt to new challenges while storm damage and global uncertainty create additional headwinds.
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Honolulu Magazine has transformed Ward Centre into a weekend pop-up marketplace featuring 40+ local vendors. The free event showcases everything from handcrafted goods to artisanal foods, supporting local entrepreneurs in Kakaako.
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North Shore residents say blocked storm drains turned March flooding from manageable to catastrophic. Three weeks later, cleanup continues as communities demand infrastructure accountability from the city.
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Waikiki Spam Jam 2026 introduces its first-ever aerial drone show over Waikiki Beach and a two-week “Can to Table Restaurant Week” featuring creative SPAM dishes. The April 25 festival continues supporting Hawaii Foodbank while celebrating local food culture.
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