Monthly Archives: October 2013
For both the boys and girls bowling teams, Pearl City High’s 2013 seasons began the moment the 2012 campaign ended...
There are some things you guess at, some you assume and some you just know. A breakdown of this Friday’s..
By RASA FOURNIER Chemistry, biology and physics can be introduced to keiki in a way that is approachable and exciting..
Queen’s Health Systems is looking to hire more than 200 workers to staff The Queen’s Medical Center-West Oahu when it..
Send West Oahu items to cchang@midweek.com or fax them to 585-6324 by Oct. 30 to be considered for the Nov...
City Councilman Ron Menor October marks my 10th month serving as City Councilman for District 9, which includes the West..
The state has released $3.85 million for a new ambulance facility in Waipio that will serve Central and Leeward Oahu...
The Filipino Community Center will host its 11th annual gala fundraiser dinner at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 9 in its Grand..
A community recycling drive is planned for 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at Campbell High School, where canned food also will..
The Urban Garden Center in Pearl City and Kahe Power Plant on the Leeward coast will join other tree-giveaway sites..
Thanks to a partnership with Poke Stop, preschoolers and adult day care participants at St. Francis Intergenerational Center in Ewa..
Wednesday October 30 Acupressure Deadline is today to sign up for a self-help class in “Massage and Exercise for your..
For fans who long for live professional women’s tennis, the Women’s Night Doubles Tournament Nov. 10-16 at Kailua Racquet Club..
Taking a holistic approach to coaching Kailua girls basketball paid huge dividends last season for first-year head coach Mandy Llamedo..
Dear Editor, Where in the world did the Outdoor Circle come up with the idea that “it looks like DLNR..
Windward fans may want to catch their breath before sitting down to see Murder on Tombstone Island, or Who’ll Stop..
The Filipino Community Center will salute Kailua’s Emme Tomimbang Nov. 9 at its annual benefit dinner in Waipahu. “We want..
Tennis will be in the dramatic spotlight next week at Pohai Nani as Windward Readers Theatre returns for its second..
