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THURSDAY, FEB. 3
SATURDAY, FEB. 5
SUNDAY, FEB. 6
• CELEBRATION A free, family-friendly cele-
• FRESH The Mililani Farmers Market will be held
Campaign Supports Special Olympics Hawai‘i
Par Hawai‘i — the par- ent company of Hele and 76 Hawai‘i gas stations — is holding its 17th annual Fueling Dreams campaign, which raises awareness for local nonprofit Special Olympics Hawai‘i and its athletes.
“After the pandemic canceled many events and in-person fundraisers, we understand that fundraisers like Fueling Dreams are more important than ever (to) keep our athletes ac- tive, engaged and working towards getting them back on the playing fields they love,” states Eric Lee, Par Hawai‘i’s vice president – retail. “We have been supporting Special Olym- pics Hawai‘i for more than three decades and are look- ing forward to continuing to help them further their work transforming the lives of athletes with intellectual disabilities.”
Through March 31, resi- dents can make a donation at 34 participating nomnom
stores across the state, in- cluding its Central O‘ahu locations (Town Center of Mililani at 95-614 Lan- ikuhana Ave.; Mililani Mauka at 95-1141 Ukuwai St.; Wahiawā at 966 Cal- ifornia Ave.; and Hale‘iwa at 66-580 Kamehameha Hwy.). All proceeds will go toward SOH’s programs and training for more than 3,400 youth and adult ath- letes with disabilities.
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Send Central O‘ahu cal- endar items to drobbins@ midweek.com or call 808- 529-4858. Submissions must be sent in at least two weeks prior to the event date. Note: Contact the organizer or venue beforehand for the most up-to-date information.
• COOKING Central O‘ahu residents can learn to create spice blends to make fast, healthy and ‘ono South American favorites through free webinars at 5 p.m. on
Thursdays. The schedule in- cludes Brazilian chicken and vegetables on Feb. 3, South American lamb chops on Feb. 10, caramelized onion empanadas on Feb. 17 and arroz con camarones (shrimp rice) on Feb. 24. Register to get a Zoom link at aarp.cvent. com/hicooking. The webi- nar can also be watched as a simulcast at facebook.com/ aarphawaii.
bration to greet the Year of the Tiger will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. at Town Center of Mililani (95-1249 Meheula Pkwy.) It will feature a per- formance by the Asian Lion Dance Team, a martial arts demonstration, keiki crafts, a plush tiger toy giveaway and more. The event will be socially distanced for the safety of guests. Visit town- centerofmililani.com.
from 8 to 11 a.m. at Mililani High School (95-1200 Me- heula Pkwy.) Free parking is available. Visit hfbf.org/ farmers-markets/mililani.
• DANCE Hawa‘i Ball- room Dance Association, which has a chapter in Mili- lani, is offering classes only at its ‘Aiea location due to the pandemic. Classes are open to all O‘ahu residents. Email benny.agbayani@hawaiiball- roomdance.com, or call 808- 456-2129 or 808-781-2076.
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Hoaloha Nurse Aide Training Program
Start your career path with an affordable Nurse Aide Training Program. This State approved training program begins March 28, 2022 and continues to April 24, 2022, preparing you for the State CNA certification exam.
This will be a virtual class, Monday through Thursday, from 5:00pm to 9:15pm, via Zoom. Three Saturdays during that time will be in the classroom at 94-1388 Moaniani Road, Suite 206, Waipahu in the Watanabe International Offices, for Exams and Clinical Practice. The last two days of class, February 26 and 27th, will
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site, location to be determined, from 7:00am to 3:30pm.
The application can be found on the Hale Hau‘oli Hawai‘i website at www.halehauolihawaii.org under the CNA tab. The registration fee is due with the
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“We are extremely grate- ful — especially coming out of the pandemic when we had to cancel many of our in-person fundraisers — to have one of our lon- gest-running fundraisers return for another year,” states Dan Epstein, presi- dent and CEO of SOH. “Par Hawai‘i has been a trusted partner and their fundrais- ers create opportunities our local athletes might not otherwise have to fuel their dreams.”
Par Hawai‘i is holding a fundraiser for Special Olympics Hawai‘i, which provides opportunities for children and adults with disabilities to get active through programs and training. PHOTO COURTESY SPECIAL OLYMPICS HAWAI‘I
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