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Hookena students know the routine

With the 150 students of Hookena gathered outside for an assembly Friday morning, several fifth-graders presented a skit to their schoolmates.

Hiilani Medeiros and Kaua Pulotu recited multiplication tables, but Oceana Minthorne stood off to the side, without a partner. Medeiros and Pulotu paused and invited Minthorne to join them in the learning.

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Hookena Elementary School student council president Hiilani Medeiros, left, leads the school in the pledge of allegiance prior to an assembly Friday. MICHAEL DARDEN | WEST HAWAII TODAY
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Tomato, pepper supply dips
A short supply of tomatoes and bell peppers in Hawaii, causing soaring prices, is expected to continue for another month. Weather problems across the nation wiped out crops and led to shortages over the past several weeks.
Sunday, December 5, 2004 9:42 AM HST



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Warrior girls, boys notch shutouts
KAPAAU -- Kamehameha may have been on Cowboys' turf Saturday when they squared off in an extremely windy doubleheader, but the Warriors' soccer teams felt right at home up in North Kohala as the boys and girls teams dealt their hosts a pair of big shutout losses.
Sunday, December 5, 2004 9:43 AM HST




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Big Island shopping centers hosting holiday events
From twinkle lights on coconut trees to holiday movies under the stars, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Kona.
Sunday, December 5, 2004 9:42 AM HST




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