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Plan Now For Past-due Bills
Delinquent Hawaiian Electric customer accounts that would normally face disconnection will instead by enrolled in a 12-month payment plan to keep the lights on. Affected custom- ers will see higher “current charges” when the first of 12 installments appears in bills starting this month.
Kāhala Mall Offers Gift With Purchase
The moratorium on dis-
assistance with managing energy costs, go to hawaiie- nergy.com/tips for more in- formation.
Customers who spend $300 may receive the Kāhala Mall 2021 summer towel. PHOTO COURTESY KĀHALA MALL
connections set by the Public Utilities Commission ended on May 31; collection activ- ity resumes in July for past- due Hawaiian Electric cus- tomers who are not already enrolled in a payment plan.
structions on how to opt out. Those with past-due bal- ances may visit hawaiian- electric.com/paymentar- rangement to learn about payment options and submit
Customers who spend a combined total of $300 at Kāhala Mall now through July 25 are eligible to re- ceive a limited-edition microfiber towel designed ex- clusively for the mall by Maui-based artist Susanna Cromwell.
Customers will receive a notice with their bill when the payment plan starts that explains how the arrange- ment works, including in-
a request.
For those looking for
Shoppers can redeem their receipts at The FaceShop daily, during store hours or in-person at Center Court on July 10, 17, 24 and 25. Tax, tips and gift card purchas- es are not eligible. Receipts from select merchants may only be accounted for up to $100 per store. The promo- tion is available while supplies last and restrictions ap- ply. For more information, visit kahalamallcenter.com.
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Volunteer, off-duty law enforcement personnel will be reporting to a new beat during the 30th annual Tip A Cop fundraiser.
The Counter Custom Burg- ers, Goma Tei, Buffalo Wild Wings, Lucky Strike and Ol- ive Garden, as well as The Beach House by 604. Tip A Cop aims to raise awareness and collect tips (donations) for Special Olympics Ha- wai‘i athletes and its pro- grams.
Kāhala Mall 11 a.m.-3 p.m. July 17-18.
raiser is crucial to our abil- ity to bring athletes back to in-person sports training and competition sometime this year. We hope the communi- ty will come out and support our local law enforcement and all that they do for our athletes.”
During the event, volun- teer officers from Honolulu Police Department will put their serving skills to the test.
“We’re very fortunate to be able to hold our annual Tip A Cop event this year at a number of new, exciting restaurants across O‘ahu,” states Special Olympics Ha- wai‘i’s director of develop- ment Tracey Bender.
The fundraiser will be held at six participating restaurants at Kāhala Mall, Ala Moana Center and Pearlridge Center, including
Tip A Cop will take place The Counter Custom Burg- ers at Kāhala Mall 5-9 p.m. July 16-18, and Goma Tei at
“With the loss of funds we experienced from the can- cellation of both Tip A Cop events last year, this fund-
Since its inception, Tip A Cop has raised $340,409 for Special Olympics Hawai‘i. For more information, visit sohawaii.org.
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