2011 Newsletter Archive
Closing Loopholes in State Law
Data Security Breaches a Big Problem that Needs a Fix
Hawai'i Hydrogen Initiative Launch
Energy and Environment Committee Raring to Go
Kalaeloa Tennis Association Looking for Members
Hosting Youth Exchange and Study Student to Promote Peace
Rail Transit Finally Breaks Ground
Kapolei Roadwork Updates
Cole Academy Coming to Kapolei
Mauka Lani Elementary to Get Second Evacuation Route
More Solar Power Coming to Kapolei
Solutions to Up-Front Costs for Energy Efficiency
Governor Abercrombie Signs Bill to Help More People Get Solar Panels
Tennis Clinic for Foodbank a Hit
Patrick Gartside: An Extraordinarily Giving Person
Bag Bill Key for 2012 Session
2011 State Budget Overview
Energy & Environment BillsImportant for Hawai‘i’s Future
District 19 Comes Up Big in Construction Funding
UH West Oahu Campus Coming Together
FBI Coming to Town
Geothermal Energy a Possible Solution to Meeting Our Energy Needs
Kunia Resident Colonel Danny Melton Retires From Marine Corps
Senate District 19 Growth and Reapportionment
West Oahu Transportation Townhall Meeting Key to Traffic Fix
iConserve Rally Focused on Getting State to Conserve Energy
Fujifilm Makes Waipahu Proud with "Green" Project
Hawai‘i Five-0 Films in Kalaeloa
Olomana Gardens Leading the Way for Sustainable Agriculture on Oahu
A Night to Remember Helps and Inspires Homeless
Jared Kaonohi's Eagle Court of Honor
Warning about Plastic Bottle Bombs
Hawai‘i Moving Toward Clean Energy Future
Ways You Can Lend a Hand
Makeke Kapolei – a Farmers’ and Green Market
Leeward Young Artist Awards Showcase Our Community's Talent
Kroc Center a Huge Blessing for Kapolei
Roosevelt Avenue Finally Gets Repaved
Battleship Missouri Memorial a Leader in Recycling
Wayland Baptist University’s Fall Graduation
Drive Safe 4 Ewa/Kapolei “Live & Let Live” Focus on Road Safety
