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Liliha Bakery is opening its sixth location at Waikiki Beach Walk, bringing the beloved local institution’s famous coco puffs to the heart of the tourist strip. The move marks the 74-year-old family bakery’s first expansion into Waikīkī’s heavily trafficked retail corridor.
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Koa Vista II opened applications for 97 affordable one-bedroom rental units at Koa Ridge in Central Oahu, targeting families earning up to 80% AMI. The master-planned community offers below-market rents and modern amenities for qualified applicants.
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Liliha Bakery will open its sixth Oahu location in Waikīkī Beach Walk, bringing iconic coco puffs and local flavors to tourists. The expansion marks the 72-year-old institution’s first move into the heart of the tourist corridor.
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Chamber of Commerce Hawaii Foundation launches relief fund for North Shore businesses damaged by recent Kona Low storms. Grants up to $10,000 available for repairs, equipment, and payroll assistance.
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Liliha Bakery is opening its sixth location at Waikiki Beach Walk, bringing legendary coco puffs and local comfort food to the tourist corridor. The expansion marks a significant step for the 73-year-old local institution into Waikiki’s high-traffic retail landscape.
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Beloved local institution Liliha Bakery is opening its first Waikiki location at Beach Walk, bringing famous Coco Puffs to tourists. The expansion raises questions about balancing local authenticity with tourist appeal.
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Honolulu City Council proposes cutting $1.6M and 20 positions from the Office of Economic Revitalization following a critical audit. Business leaders warn the cuts would devastate ongoing economic recovery efforts across Oahu.
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Liliha Bakery is opening its sixth location at Waikīkī Beach Walk, bringing the beloved local institution’s famous Coco Puffs to tourists for the first time. The move represents a strategic shift for the 75-year-old family business into Honolulu’s tourism center.
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Adez transforms the former Blind Ox speakeasy into an interactive dining experience where guests cook steaks and seafood on 500-degree volcanic stones. The $65 prix fixe concept brings tabletop cooking to downtown Honolulu’s evolving restaurant scene.
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The HEART of Honolulu Art Street Festival returns to Chinatown this Saturday after a spring scheduling change, featuring live music, local artists, and food vendors from 6-10 p.m. The grassroots event showcases the neighborhood arts advocates who keep Chinatown’s creative community thriving year-round.
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