Hawaii this week — in 19 pictures
A collection of photos shot by Honolulu Star-Advertiser staff from August 14 - August 19, 2022.
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Aiea defensive end Logan Rouse looks on from the sideline during the second half of an OIA football game against the Kapolei Hurricanes on Friday.See related coverage2/19
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Gov. David Ige, several state lawmakers and city representatives participated in a retirement ceremony outside the AES Corp. coal-fired plant on Thursday, which has been Oahu’s largest single generator of electricity for 30 years.See related coverage3/19
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Snorkelers near the Waikiki Wall make their way across a reef on Monday.4/19
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University of Hawaii student volunteer Gabriel Santhony carts a load to a dorm along Dole Street on Tuesday as students began moving into student housing this week.5/19
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A woman removes her mask while walking with an umbrella on Thursday in Kalihi.6/19
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A choppy Sandy Beach shorebreak engulfs a swimmer on Wednesday.7/19
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The Rainbow Wahine volleyball team practiced at the Stan Sheriff Center on Tuesday.See related coverage8/19
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Farrington Governors players and childhood friends Kingston Jennings, left, Iapani "Pancho" Laloulu, and Willis Lilly pose for a portrait on Monday. Laloulu played for Saint Louis, but transferred back to Farrington last year to play with his childhood friends.See related coverage9/19
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Politicians took a group shot at the Democratic Party's post-election unity breakfast at the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii on Sunday.See related coverage10/19
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Department of Veterans Affairs Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs Donald Remy speaks at a news conference after touring the Spark M. Matsunaga Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center at Tripler Army Medical Center on Wednesday.See related coverage11/19
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HART is set to start utility relocation construction in Kalihi along Dillingham Boulevard in early 2023. Businesses in the area could be impacted by the construction. See related coverage12/19
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Mounting crime and increased homelessness in Waikiki recently prompted the nonprofit Pacific Island Beach Boys to pull out of a concession at one of the four Kuhio Beach pavilions, which the city has used for the past several years as a tool to increase safety in the district.See related coverage13/19
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Students Ronald Hata, left, and Ryan Roche with an aircraft engine on Wednesday. A new partnership between Hawaiian Airlines and Honolulu Community College is benefitting its students. See related coverage14/19
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Duke’s Oceanfest head organizers Chris Colgate, left, and Jim Fulton pose for a portrait with the Duke Kahanamoku exhibit inside the Outrigger hotel on Thursday.See related coverage15/19
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Cheryl Soloman and Dr. Arie Ganz, medical director, greets patient Mabel Maria with a maile lei during Tuesday's opening ceremony for a new dialysis center in Nanakuli. See related coverage16/19
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A primary ballot recount took place on the floor of the State Senate chamber at the Capitol on Monday.See related coverage17/19
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The live traffic management center work floor is seen during a news conference to address the coming traffic that coincides with the back to school rush at the city’s Joint Traffic Management Center on Monday.See related coverage18/19
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Hawaii auto sales plunged 9.4% during the first half of this year. See related coverage19/19
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The Mana O Ke Koa or “Spirit of the Warrior” community service award honors individuals who have distinguished themselves by the steadfast support to soldiers, their families, and the Army community in the Pacific. Sgt. Hector Rivas Roman prepared the medals for Thursday's presentation.See related coverage
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People gather to celebrate Fourth of July in Waikiki
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Moiliili Summer Fest holds preview of festival
Green, Blangiardi unveil Waikiki high-rise homeless kauhale
German navy makes its debut at RIMPAC
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People gather to celebrate Fourth of July in Waikiki
