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26/08/2024

By specializing in one-of-a-kind clothing and accessories made from mostly vintage Japanese fabrics and other vintage fabrics such as African, Americana and Indian textiles, clothier Lisa Wiemken creates unique works of art designed to be worn with pride.

Pitacus Chop Art is the artistic outlet of Wiemken, who was given the Pitacus nickname by her father when she was a toddler.

“I kept that nickname as my label because those close to me know who I am and what I do,” Wiemken says. “I didn’t know I would be so blessed to continue to do what I love for this long, approximately 30 years! I love my loyal customers and it’s been an honor meeting new customers from all over. I am beyond grateful and am very fortunate to be located in Kaimukī.”

There are styles for both men and women, as well as a range of accessories and gift items, including hats, bags and jewelry.

The storefront, located on the second floor of the iconic turquoise Okumura Building, is open Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 2pm, unless alternate hours are posted.

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23/08/2024

Fresh tagliatelle, penne, squid ink spaghetti, basil spaghetti and pappardelle. Those are just a few of the fresh pastas you’ll find in stock at Kaimukī-based Onda Pasta and Provisions.

As its name implies, Onda Pasta and Provisions is known for its fresh pastas, which are available in a variety of shapes. The biz also offers gnocchi and Okinawan sweet potato gnocchi, but everything sold in the shop is designed to be a supporting character to the star of the meal — pasta.

“In Italy, fresh pasta is often reserved for special occasions and Sunday family gatherings around the table,” says business partner Matthew Resich. “Picked out from the local pasta shop rather than a box off the shelf, it is the best quality pasta you’ll find — a healthier option made with no preservatives for the optimal flavor. Its elegance is unmatched, and its nature is celebratory.”

Besides pastas, customers can choose from an assortment of olive oils, pesto, housemade sauces and cheeses, along with take-and-bake kits of rigatoni and lasagna. There are even desserts like tiramisu packed and ready to-go.

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23/08/2024

A reroofing project for the recreation building at Kāhala Community Park is beginning this week, which will require the closure of the facility for the duration of the project.

A variety of repairs and facility improvements are planned during this project including: roofing, carpentry, window repairs, installing security screens, testing and removing any lead-based paint, repainting, with other mechanical and electrical upgrades.

The project is expected to be complete, and the building reopened for public use, in early 2025. Portable toilets and a hand washing station will be provided during the project.

The $1,038,00 million construction contract was awarded to CC Engineering & Construction, Inc., with the $106,000 consultant contract for this project awarded to Ushijima Architects, Inc.

Built in 1963, this facility is an integral part of the 8.81-acre Kāhala Community Park. The park was transferred to the City in April 1962, and now contains a playground (last renovated in May 2024), play courts (renovated in June 2016), and two ballfields.

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22/08/2024

For more than 20 years, has infused natural Hawaiian plant medicine into its bars of soaps, making healing benefits accessible to everyone. Packed with native plants and oils, along with gentle, natural cleansers, the soap brings healing properties into daily life.

The company operates out of an 1,800-square-foot workspace in Kaimuki, where it’s been for the past 10 years. The small team mix batches, pours them into wooden molds, cuts the cured bars and taps the logo onto each - resulting in thousands of bars made by hand each month.

“Our shop has natural light streaming in, and the smell of essential oils in the air,” founder Love Chance describes. “There’s the buzz of the herb drier and the tap tap of our logo being stamped. We have dried plants in jars, barrels of sustainability-harvested coconut and palm oils and big pots. It feels very much like a rustic house of soap all set in Kaimukī, which has a wonderful community feel.”

Stop by the shop (1059 12th Ave.) Mondays and Wednesdays from 10am to 1pm to see the soap makers at work and to take a look at the range of offerings.

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09/08/2024

📫 Our Fall issue has arrived!

On the cover: Cade Roster Art
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In this issue: .kahala

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03/07/2024

Brug Bakery celebrates its 11th anniversary with its annual $2 pastries sale today (July 3) at all 5 Brug locations, including its Kahala shop.

And while you’re there, check out the new Brug Bakery x Eden in Love limited edition collab bag collection.

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15/06/2024

in Kahala has launched a new Happy Hour menu!

Available from 5pm to 6pm Monday to Friday, the new Kapa Hale Happy Hour menu features:

• Roasted Garlic Noodles
• Kapa Hale Burger
• Lechon Kawali
• Keaka’s Fried Chicken
• Local Fresh Catch Poke
• Kalo hummus and smoked marlin dip
• Pipikaula Hawaiian Style Short Ribs
• Vegetable of the Week
🍹 Cocktail Specials
🍺 $2 off all beers
🍷 $2 off wines by the glass

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05/06/2024

Hope you’re enjoying our latest issue of

On the cover: coach and amateur Muay Thai fighter Cori Storey

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04/06/2024

Sushi Ginza Onodera celebrated the recent opening of Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera at 2700 S. King St. between Waialae and Moiliili.

The new sushi bar offers a more casual Kaiten-style dining experience at an affordable price while retaining the quality that is expected of the Ginza Onodera brand.

Sushi Onodera currently operates 17 premium sushi, tempura, teppanyaki, and makiyaki restaurants around the world. Its first Hawaii restaurant, Sushi Ginza Onodera on Kapahulu Avenue, serves only an omakase (chef’s choice) menu.

23/05/2024

Oʻahu motorists will be able to buy at any satellite city hall a license plate decal that shows their support for efforts to reduce aggressive driving behaviors, starting Thursday, May 23.

That will be a primary cause behind the new license plate decals featuring the shaka gesture. An estimated 5,000 of these shaka decals will be available for $30.50 as an express lane service at satellite city halls in the City and County of Honolulu. Required documents include the completed application for replacing a license plate decal and current vehicle registration.

The application is available at the satellite city hall or online at https://www8.honolulu.gov/csd/special-plates/.

No appointment is needed to buy the shaka decal for a license plate decal and support the Hawaiʻi-based nonprofit ID8, which will receive $20 from each purchase to fund its efforts to help curb road rage incidents on Oʻahu.

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22/05/2024

Kids To Parks Day at Diamond Head State Monument has been rescheduled to Saturday, June 1.

Keiki of all ages are invited. Festivities include hula hoop contests, a design-your-own-kite activity, nursery tours, and many other environmental education activities.

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16/05/2024

The Hawaii State Public Library System presents a poetry workshop with State Poet Laureate Brandy Nalani McDougall and Lee A. Tonouchi at the Kaimuki Library on Sunday, May 19 at 2:30pm.

Participants will be encouraged to share their stories of Kaimuki while learning to create their own poems of place and healing.

Appropriate for ages 12+

Space is limited, RSVP by calling Kaimuki Library at 808-733-8422 or stop by the Library Reference Desk.

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15/05/2024

Keiki of all ages are invited to find their own adventure as they explore the iconic Diamond Head State Monument on Kids to Parks Day, Saturday, May 18, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The day includes hula hoop contests, a design-your-own-kite activity, nursery tours, and many other environmental education activities. The park is also excited to share a new wildlife interpretive exhibit that was prepared in partnership with Waikīkī School.

There is no charge for Hawai‘i residents to join this event, however registration is recommended.

Register at:
https://forms.office.com/g/FtRncNt3d3

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03/05/2024

Congratulations to Aloha Revolution on the opening of its new retail shop on 12th Avenue in Kaimuki!

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27/04/2024

Signature by The Kahala celebrates its one-year anniversary at the Royal Hawaiian Center with a special The Kahala Hotel & Resort 60th anniversary limited-edition collectible tan Hello Kitty, available for 10 days only from April 26-May 5. Take her home as a gift with any purchase of $450 or more. Retail price is $155. Only 10 available per day.

The store is also gifting its new Signature Mochi Waffle Mix with any purchase of $100 or more.

18/04/2024

La Ola Taqueria, a new Mexican restaurant on Kapahulu, celebrated its grand opening last week.

Formerly Alejandro’s Mexican Food, the restaurant changed ownership and its name, and updated its menu with new flavors and sauces, as well as fish options. Enjoy a variety of tacos, burritos, quesadillas, Mexi rice bowls, nachos, and chips & salsa, plus homemade horchata, margaritas and more.

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23/03/2024

Congratulations on the opening of its new shop in Kaimuki at 3449 Waialae Ave.

Stop in for fresh pasta, made on site daily, and more!

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22/03/2024

Moms In Motion

FIT4MOM offers pre- and postnatal health, wellness and fitness classes designed for all stages of motherhood.

“(After having a baby), if you still want to exercise, you have to get childcare,” notes Whitney McCallum of FIT4MOM Honolulu. “So, the great thing about FIT4MOM is that you can bring your baby to class with you, and you get to meet other moms.”

Classes include FIT4Baby, a six-week prenatal program that includes group workouts, community support and journaling sessions; Stroller Strides, a 60-minute total-body workout that engages keiki in strollers; and Body Well. The latter is an eight-week, mom-only program that includes workouts, nutritional guidance and recipes, and more, all while emphasizing the importance of mental and emotional well-being, too. Sometimes, the group welcomes a special guest speaker, like a pelvic floor specialist, and also conducts before/after assessments to show improvement.

Those interested can check out one of 14 weekly classes at one of FIT4MOM’s many sites including Kāhala Community Park, Magic Island, Hunakai Park, Kapi‘olani Regional Park and Fort R***r Park.

For more info, visit honolulufit4mom.com

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21/03/2024

The Hawaii International Film Festival Spring Showcase takes place March 21-28 at Consolidated Kahala Theaters, opening with New Zealand historical epic The Convert directed by Lee Tamahori and starring Guy Pearce; and closing with the North American premiere of The Roundup: Punishment starring Korean superstar Don Lee.

Also happening is the HIFF Opio Fest, HIFF’s inaugural youth film festival, which takes place April 5-7, showcasing and celebrating short films made by Hawaii’s young filmmakers, with enriching panels and activities for Hawaii’s youth. The debut of Opio Fest welcomes an exciting slate of special guests, including actress Aulii Cravalho. For more info, visit hiff.org.

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05/03/2024

Enjoy oodles of noodles and more at Fun Station at Market City Shopping Center.

Popular dishes at this neighborhood Chinese eatery include their signature Flying Noodles, handmade fishball and fishcake fun, deep-fried crispy spare ribs, house wonton noodles in soup, and brine duck served with tofu and housemade garlic vinegar sauce.

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28/02/2024

We hope you’ve had a chance to read through our latest issue of

In this issue: .hawaii and more

On the cover: Matthew Chun of Kolohe King, Banker Gone Bananas
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15/02/2024

Welcome to the neighborhood!

Fusion Café + Wine, a swank new social venue, has opened in Kaimuki at 3457 Waialae Ave. (below Plantoem).

Established by five women with a passion for food and wine, the modish 50-seat cafe and Champagne bar opened its doors in December, serving barista-crafted beverages, casual morning bites, and grab-and-go lunches.

Popular beverages incorporating coffee by Kailua-based purveyor Ruby Violet include cortados, macchiatos, cappuccinos, lattes and Americanos, among others. Complementing the beverages is a lineup of pastries and savory bites including blueberry or cheddar bacon scones, ube Madeleines, and hearty quiches.

Also offered are a variety of sandwiches and salads, and charcuterie & cheese boards, along with an edgy boutique wine list and Porto cocktails, and chocolate truffles.

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24/01/2024

Kaimukī native and ‘ukulele expert Shawn Yacavone established ‘Ukulele Friend at the turn of the century, but didn’t open his brick and mortar on Harding Avenue until 2014, where he sells custom and high-end ‘ukulele.

But selling state-of-the-art ‘ukulele is only a fraction of his reach in the local music scene. His passion predominately lies in collecting historical pieces and perpetuating the craft for generations to come.

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16/01/2024

StretchLab, a wellness studio specializing in assisted stretching sessions, has opened at Kahala Mall.

According to Adam Bogucki, general manager at StretchLab Kahala, deep stretching helps decrease pain, lowers injury risk, and promotes better performance at work, in the gym and everyday life. One-on-one, 25- or 50- minute assisted stretch sessions are tailored to meet a person’s specific needs, while focusing on problem areas or targeting certain muscle groups.

The new 1,100-square-foot facility is located on the exterior of on the second level (go up the escalators next to Sephora).

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12/01/2024

.shop has opened in Kaimuki, moving from its Kakaako location to a larger space at 3464 Waialae Ave. last month.

The shop showcases unique finds, offering a variety of products from minimalistic fashion to leather goods and quirky accessories, plus made-to-order lei and flowers.

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07/01/2024

relocated its Kaimuki store last summer to a bigger space at 3466 Waialae Ave.

The store features a wide range of local, reasonably priced, plastic-free products. Shop home and kitchen items, bath and beauty products, sustainable swimwear and more. They also offer a revolutionary refill program where customers can bring (or purchase) empty refill jars/bags, fill it with refillable personal care or cleaning products (such as shampoo and conditioner, deodorant, skincare, toothpaste, sunscreen, dish soap, all-purpose cleaner, etc.), weigh and label the goods, and buy only what you need, ultimately helping in reducing waste, one refill at a time.

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04/01/2024

Going Green… Free recycling of e-waste on Saturday, Jan.13 from 9am to 11am at Kaimuki High School.

Accepted items include:
-computers, printers, scanners
-TVs
-batteries, auto and lead acid only (no flashlight batteries)
-HI-5 containers (plastic and aluminum)
-used eyeglasses and hearing aids for Lions Clubs
-canned goods, non-perishable items
-gently used clothing drive
-diapers and wipes for keiki and kupuna
-pet food, towels, blankets for Oahu SPCA

For questions, contact Rene Mansho at 808-291-6151 or [email protected]

Mahalo T&N Computer Recycling Services, Hawaiian Memorial Life Plan, Penske Truck Leasing, Hawaii Lions District 50, Soares Trucking and Keep the Hawaiian Islands Beautiful
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16/12/2023

author of will be at at today (Saturday, Dec. 16) from 10am to 2pm to share some inspiration behind her fabulous healthy Hawaii cookbook.

Guests also can enter to win a prize basket giveaway featuring:
✅ $100 Magnolia Hawaii gift certificate
✅ Eat Pono cookbook
✅ Gingerbread mug ☕️
✅ Eat Pono bracelet
✅ Eat Pono sticker
✅ Eat Pono packet of started seeds for butterfly blue pea flower plant
✅ Organic honey 🍯
✅ GF Red Mill Bob’s rolled oats & chia seeds
✅ Organic Matcha 🍵 green tea powder
✅ Organic almond milk

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06/12/2023

Threadfin Bistro brings an innovative twist on Hawaii Regional Cuisine to Kapahulu’s dining scene.

Formerly operating a restaurant in Kailua called The Food Company Café, Chef Jason Kiyota relocates to Kilohana Square at 1016 Kapahulu Ave., inaugurating his flagship neighborhood bistro with an a la carte menu, and an affordable three-course prix fixe for under $80 per person.

Kiyota sources the freshest, seasonal ingredients and crafts them into a weekly-changing menu of wine-friendly, Hawaii Regional Cuisine dishes with European and Southeast Asian sensibilities.

The restaurant is currently BYOB as it awaits its liquor license, which is anticipated in the upcoming months.

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25/11/2023

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