MidWeek West - August 24, 2022

FOR THE WEEK OF AUGUST 24, 2022
MAKING MOVES
See what Karesse Sato is up to, along with other area updates, in Roundup. SEE PAGE 2
BEACH BUM
Learn more about 11-year-old Buster in Pet of the Week. SEE PAGE 7
Local Officers Rally For Special Olympics
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ON THE BALL
The 46th annual Hawai‘i State Senior Softball Tournament took over Patsy T. Mink Central O‘ahu Regional Park at the beginning of August. Pictured is Nathan Hanohano of ‘Imiola, as he’s about to tag out a runner from the opposing team. See more photos on page 5. ANTHONY CONSILLIO PHOTO
OBY WEST O‘AHU VOICE STAFF
n Aug. 26-28, volunteer, off-duty law enforcement officers will be taking community service to new
heights, as they raise money for Special Olympics Hawai‘i while perched atop 10-foot scaffolds and rooftops across the state.
“This year, Cop on Top celebrates a milestone two decades of supporting our Special Olympics Hawai‘i athletes,” states Dan Epstein, Special Olympics Ha- wai‘i president and CEO. “We invite the public to come out and show their support for these dedicated officers who generous- ly give of their free time to raise funds and awareness for our programs.”
On the Westside, find the officers at the Walmarts in Kapolei and Kunia. Do- nations collected will directly benefit Special Olympics Hawai‘i and its work to provide year-round sports, health and wellness programs for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
For more information on Special Olym- pics Hawai‘i, visit sohawaii.org.
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