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Signs of Hawaiian Life – Sept. 29, 2024

Kim Yamane, left, and Susan Marciel of Mililani visited Seoul, South Korea. While strolling through the multicultural district of Itaewon, they spotted a sign for Waikiki Paradise. Photo by Karen Yamada.
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Kim Yamane, left, and Susan Marciel of Mililani visited Seoul, South Korea. While strolling through the multicultural district of Itaewon, they spotted a sign for Waikiki Paradise. Photo by Karen Yamada.

Raechel Averett of Kapolei was in McMinnville, Ore., with relatives when she saw the Hawaii five-0-three restaurant on McMinnville’s main street, which boasted Hawaiian comfort food. Photo by Rebecca Njord.
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Raechel Averett of Kapolei was in McMinnville, Ore., with relatives when she saw the Hawaii five-0-three restaurant on McMinnville’s main street, which boasted Hawaiian comfort food. Photo by Rebecca Njord.

Ewa Beach resident Rick Altman snapped a photo of his Seattle travel buddies in front of the Pali Hotel. They are, from left: Andy Drake, Dang Drake, Elvie Altman, Suwha Herrmann and Tom Herrmann.
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Ewa Beach resident Rick Altman snapped a photo of his Seattle travel buddies in front of the Pali Hotel. They are, from left: Andy Drake, Dang Drake, Elvie Altman, Suwha Herrmann and Tom Herrmann.

Kim Yamane, left, and Susan Marciel of Mililani visited Seoul, South Korea. While strolling through the multicultural district of Itaewon, they spotted a sign for Waikiki Paradise. Photo by Karen Yamada.
Raechel Averett of Kapolei was in McMinnville, Ore., with relatives when she saw the Hawaii five-0-three restaurant on McMinnville’s main street, which boasted Hawaiian comfort food. Photo by Rebecca Njord.
Ewa Beach resident Rick Altman snapped a photo of his Seattle travel buddies in front of the Pali Hotel. They are, from left: Andy Drake, Dang Drake, Elvie Altman, Suwha Herrmann and Tom Herrmann.

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