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See "Joyful Noise" at Aiea Library on May 17

See "Joyful Noise" at Aiea Library on May 17

“Joyful Noise,” starring Oscar nominees Dolly Parton and Queen Latifah, will be shown at Aiea Public Library on Thursday, May 17 at 5:30 p.m.  The free screening of the movie will be conducted in the Meeting Room.

“Joyful Noise” is the story of a small town gospel choir that attempts to win a national championship despite overwhelming odds.  Through faith and determination, the choir leaders and young talent give their all to beat the competition and win the grand prize.     

The Friends of Aiea Public Library is sponsoring this movie event which is rated PG-13 and suitable for ages 12 and older.  Contact the Library as soon as possible if a sign language interpreter or other special accommodation is needed.

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Aiea/Pearl City Community Town Meeting on UH-West Oahu

Aiea/Pearl City Community Town Meeting on UH-West Oahu

The following information is provided by Rep. Heather Giugni:

WHAT: Aiea/Pearl City Legislators welcome guest speaker Dr. Gene Awakuni, Chancellor of UH-West Oahu, who will provide an overview of the exciting new facilities and programs that will be available upon the opening of the new UH-West O’ahu Campus this August.  The public is invited to participate and ask questions.

WHEN: Thursday, May 17, 2012 from 7:00-8:30 p.m.

WHERE: Pearl Ridge Elementary School

WHY:  Chancellor Gene Awakuni will provide an overview of the beautiful new campus that will welcome its first group of students this August.  Dr. Awakuni will also discuss some of the exciting educational programs and resources UH-West O‘ahu will bring to our communities.  The new campus is another milestone in West O‘ahu's development.

T.J.Maxx celebrates new Hawaii Store Opening at Pearlridge Center Uptown

T.J.Maxx celebrates new Hawaii Store Opening at Pearlridge Center Uptown

Information courtesy: McNeil Wilson Communications

Opening festivities include a traditional Hawaiian Blessing and check presentation to community charity organization

WHAT: T.J.Maxx, one of the nation’s largest off-price retailers, will celebrate its new Hawaii storeopening at Pearlridge Center Uptown.Marking the exciting occasion, opening festivities will take place on Thursday, May 17thstarting at 7:30 a.m. with a traditional Hawaiian Blessing and a donation to local charity,Domestic Violence Action Center.

WHY: T.J.Maxx provides customers around the country with current-season, on-trend designer andbrand name merchandise – and now Hawaii residents and visitors can get in on the action.T.J.Maxx buyers work with more than 15,000 vendors, including designer labels and betterbrand names, around the world year-round to score the most coveted pieces at incredibleprices.

City provides retired buses to Navy Exchange Service Command

City provides retired buses to Navy Exchange Service Command

Information courtesy: City & County of Honolulu

Mayor Peter Carlisle announced today that the City and County of Honolulu will transfer eight retired buses to the Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM).            

The vehicles being transferred are Gillig buses that first went into service in 1995 and can carry up to 45 seated and 20 standing passengers. NEXCOM will use the vehicles in operating a shuttle bus service for military members on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.            

“I am pleased that the City can help support a transit service for members of Oahu’s military community,” said Mayor Carlisle.

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Geobunga Hosts Free Container Gardens Workshop, May 19

Geobunga Hosts Free Container Gardens Workshop, May 19

Geogunga will host a free Container Gardens Workshop on Saturday, May 19 at 9 a.m. focusing on decorative gardens.

Led by Geobunga's Keola Kalama, topics covered in the workshop will include the three components of beautiful container gardens, what to plant in your container garden to achieve an aesthetically pleasing look and the benefits of planting in containers versus planting in the ground. Workshop attendees will learn the importance of grouping plants with similar light and water needs and how to maintain or turn over container gardens.

Following the workshop, Geobunga will have containers, soil and plants for sale to help attendees get started on their very own container gardens at home.

To ensure your seat, reservations are highly recommended. Please register for this free seminar at www.geobunga.com.

Letter carriers help 'Stamp Out Hunger'

PEARL CITY (HawaiiNewsNow) - Thousands of mail carriers across the country teamed up Saturday to 'Stamp Out Hunger'.

It's all part of the National Association of Letter Carrier's annual food drive.

On O'ahu, carriers from the Pearl City post office sorted through thousands of pounds of canned goods donated by residents.

"I always say it wouldn't be possible without our customers and together, it was a saying this year, "Let's end hunger in America, with one letter carrier and one concerned customer at a time", said carrier Adele Yoshikawa.

Last year, the Pearl City post office collected more than 43,000 pounds of food.

All the donations are given to the Hawaii Foodbank.

See "Joyful Noise" at Aiea Library on May 17

See "Joyful Noise" at Aiea Library on May 17

“Joyful Noise,” starring Oscar nominees Dolly Parton and Queen Latifah, will be shown at Aiea Public Library on Thursday, May 17 at 5:30 p.m.  The free screening of the movie will be conducted in the Meeting Room.

“Joyful Noise” is the story of a small town gospel choir that attempts to win a national championship despite overwhelming odds.  Through faith and determination, the choir leaders and young talent give their all to beat the competition and win the grand prize.     

The Friends of Aiea Public Library is sponsoring this movie event which is rated PG-13 and suitable for ages 12 and older.  Contact the Library as soon as possible if a sign language interpreter or other special accommodation is needed.