La'ie Community Association

Nowelo means “to seek knowledge” – throughout the Nowelo Summer. Students will discover discover Hawaiian culture in hands-on traditional activities. They will “get their hands dirty” when they participate in a traditional lo’i or taro patch, and work in an ancient loko i’a or Hawaiian fishpond. Create a short video about experience.

Directors: Heitiare “Kawehi” Kammerer & Ka?iulani Kamekona
Office: 55-044 Kamehameha Hwy. Laie, HI 96762
Cell: (808)222-9786
Email: thehawaiianpeople@gmail.com Or kawehi.kammerer@gmail.com

Video teacher, Dr Don Sand, mentor of student Kahuku Film Club

at Kahana Valley
this Weds-Fri. July 24-26
3 morning sessions 8-10am

Fee: $75.00
Space is limited so be sure to register now!
Register online at: http://nowelo.weebly.com
or GOOGLE: nowelo weebly

Sunday, July 7 La’ie Days Fireside, 7 pm, Laie North Stake Back Chapel
July 16-18 Volleyball Tournament, CAC. Contact Tipa Galea’i.
July 23-25 Basketball Tournament, CAC. Contact Tipa Galea’i.
July 24 Kupuna Luncheon, 11 am, PCC. Contact Kela Miller.
July 26 HRI Summer Bash, 6 pm, Laie Shopping Center.

The latest Envision Laie newsletter has updates on the month-to-month lease of Chevron, and news on the study of Wailele Stream.

Read more here.

Miracle in the Pacific: the Polynesian Cultural Center, a new 184-page richly illustrated book published by Deseret Book of Salt Lake City, Utah, has captured the essence of Hawaii’s top visitor attraction, which celebrates its 50th anniversary throughout 2013.

Read the entire release: Miracle in Pacific release

The student Kahuku Film Club is in a national educational contest by the Clorox Company. You can vote here.

The rainy season is upon us bringing life-sustaining water, but also the threat of flooding. As we all prepare for stormy weather, it’s important to be aware of a few tips.

Please see the attached Preparedness Reminder

Lai’e residents will need to plan for a few changes in the neighborhood in coming months. The Lai’e Chevron gas station will be closing January 14, 2013 with plans to relocate to the L?i’e Shopping Center area.

The closing marks the beginning of the 7-month site cleaning process for gas station facilities, which is necessary to make way for the new L?i’e Hotel. Depending on the final site selection and permitting process, residents can expect at least a year of down time before the opening of the new station.

Complete story here on the Envision Laie Web site.

Aloha!

The State has released its detailed results of voting. You can find it here:

http://hawaii.gov/elections/results/2012/general/elections/results/2012/general/files/precinct.pdf

A few items of interest from the 47-03 precinct (page 781 of the report), which covers Laie:

Precinct registration: 3,465
Precinct Turnout: 1,610
Turnout 46.5%

73 people did early walk-in voting (p. 782)
322 mailed in their ballot (783)

Aloha!

Please take some time to fill out the 2012 Laie Days Evaluation. When you’re done, please email it to:

Carol Feinga