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COVERSTORY
Melveen Leed performs at Hawaii Theatre Saturday in a benefit for the Hawaii School for the Deaf and the Blind, of which a few students are pictured here. Also appearing, Miss Hawaii Outstanding Teen 2010 Lena Merrill, a sophomore at the school
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Meet Hawaii’s version of the wedding singers, musician-songwriters Ben Vegas and Maila Gibson.
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FEATURE STORY
More and more folks are growing their own produce, even condo-dwellers. Here’s a primer for getting started
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FOOD

Occupation: Brewer, Sam Choy’s Big Aloha Brewery
There seem to be a lot of good beer coming out of Hawaii these days. There truly are.
What’s the key to a successful brew? Keeping it clean and maintaining a balance among the different ingredients, flavors and beer characteristics.
Learn more about Dave Campbell >>TRAVEL
WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS stays in Vegas ... unless your name is Paris Hilton and you get busted for possession of cocaine. Then your name and picture get plastered all over the world.
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SPORTS/FITNESS
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ENTERTAINMENT
MUSIC
MOVIES

Guy Hagi
Weather and Surf Reporter, Hawaii News Now
Overall, what did you think? To be honest, the only issue I had was that the movie was dated. It was set three years ago, which is a lifetime for the surfing community.
On a scale of one to four stars, what would you rate this film? This movie had an interesting feel to it. It brought me back to my youth when surf films were few and far between. I would have to give it ★★1/2.
Read Guy Hagi's Review >>BUSINESS

By Sharlene “Pebblz” Ronquilio
General Manager of The Plaza Club
“Why should I join a private club?” Since becoming general manager of The Plaza Club, I find I have to answer that question every day. That’s why we keep finding ways to improve the club at the top of Pioneer Plaza downtown and bring additional value to its members.
Read Sharlene "Pebblz" Ronquilio's Column >>EXPERT ADVICE
LIFESTYLE

The art, practice and spiritual connection to hula continually inspire Vicky Holt Takamine to be the advocate she is today, consistently spreading the message that cultural harmony and resilience are traits to be valued.
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When 15-year-old Bryce Tsuruma was deciding on a project to complete his Eagle Scout badge, the Saint Louis sophomore wanted to see if he could relate it to his school and past students. He discovered that the Class of 1953 - exactly 60 years apart from when Tsuruma will graduate in 2013
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