Hawaii this week — in 17 pictures
A collection of photos from this week in Hawaii shot by Honolulu Star-Advertiser staff from March 6-11, 2022.
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Hana Engelhardt and Nanaka Sawada, center, of the Minna Unicycle Club practice at Makiki District Court for a performance later in the day on March 6.2/17
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The Chen and Wu families from Taiwan visit the International Market Place in Waikiki on March 6.3/17
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After being closed for two years due to the coronavirus pandemic, Hawaii State Library has reopened. Baron Baroza, director of the Hawaii State Library, stands in the Middle Reader section.4/17
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Holly Fahrenwald shows off her skills with poi balls Magic Island, on March 7. Fahrenwald is a professional performer and provides entertainment specializing in fire and props for events such as weddings, concerts and parties with her company Mystique Movement.5/17
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Terri Lee Kekoolani-Raymond, left, and Rebekah Garrison, in front of the headquarters of the Commander U.S. Pacific Fleet sign. Groups that have called for closure of Red Hill facility to celebrate with sign-waving on March 7 at Pearl Harbor's Halawa gate.6/17
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Alfred Keaka Hiona Medeiros carries a Hawaiian flag during ahu pule for Mauna Kea at the state Capitol on March 8. See related coverage7/17
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Shui Tsang, artist and curator, works at Hound & Quail at 1156 Nuuanu Ave., in Chinatown. The new shop with a collection of curiosities, taxidermy, art, and antiques for sale.8/17
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Insects are shown encased in plastic and on sale at Hound & Quail at 1156 Nuuanu Ave., in Chinatown.9/17
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A house that slid onto the beach the previous week is seen on Wednesday, March 9 in Sunset Beach. Crews have pulled the entire structure back onto higher ground on large stilt foundations.See related coverage10/17
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Saint Louis School Principal Devin Oshiro gets dumped with slime by Brittany Raz, left, senior youth director, American Heart Association, and student-athlete AJ Bianco as part of the American Heart Association’s Kids Heart Challenge.11/17
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Saint Louis School students who made the most donations from their class pose with the $30,105.94 check to the American Heart Association as part of the American Heart Association’s Kids Heart Challenge. Back row: Dayle Hoopai, chairperson, Jaden Lee, Samuel Bui, Chayce-Austyn Delto, Matthew Panoke, and Brittany Raz, senior youth director of the American Heart Association. Front row: Duke Hironaka, Ezekiel Kendro, Jake Otani.12/17
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Hawaiian Electric Co. workers in are seen above Moiliili on Thursday, March 10. The company has warned customers that electricity bills will climb higher over the next few months due to the rising prices of petroleum driven by the U.S. sanction on Russian oil.See related coverage13/17
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A group of bicycle riders head down Ala Moana Park Drive on March 6.14/17
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Ernest Lau, manager and chief engineer of the Honolulu Board of Water Supply, shows a portable water storage device while speaking during a news conference on Thursday, March 10. Lau requested the public voluntarily reduce water consumption by 10% due to the ongoing issues relating to the Red Hill water crisis and less rainfall over the past year.See related coverage15/17
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Hawaii's Dimitrios Mouchlias, left, Guilherme Voss and Chaz Galloway were up for a block against Lewis' John Davis.See related coverage16/17
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The Hawaii Beachbows cheer for Anna Maidment and Sofia Russo during their match against Cal’s Maya Gessner and Natalie Martin.See related coverage17/17
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Volunteer Frank Smith, left, bumped fists with Larry Rivera after an interview along North Hotel Street. More than 300 volunteers dispersed across Oahu on Thursday morning to record the number of unsheltered homeless people for the annual Point-in-Time count.See related coverage
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