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year’s ABC singing show American Idol. The 18-year- old captivated the judges and audiences with his soulful singing style and warm per- sonality ... Wahiawā Center for Community Health, a fed- erally qualified health center, offers a year-long diabetes prevention program designed to raise awareness of predia- betes and encourage lifestyle changes proven to prevent or delay Type 2 diabetes in adults with prediabetes. Throughout the year, a cer- tified lifestyle and wellness coach assists participants to promote weight loss, in- crease activity, manage stress and improve overall health. For more information, call 808-622-1601, email info@ wahiawahealth.org or visit wahiawahealth.org ... Mil- ilani residents Brandon Hagio and Darryl Soriano, along with Juvy Lucina of Wahiawā, are cast members of Folks You Meet in Longs, Lee Cataluna’s collection of monologues playing through June 25 at Kumu Kahua The- atre. Ticket prices range from $5 to $25, with showtimes offered at 7 p.m. on Thurs- days, Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 p.m. on Sundays. For info, visit kumukahua.org or call 808-536-4441 ... Milil- ani’s Jarron Oki, Zane Os- hiro, Randilynn Ouye and
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