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District 45 (Wai`anae, Makaha, Makua)
Rep. Maile Shimabukuro
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Rep. Maile Shimabukuro
Vice Chair, Hawaiian Affairs Committee
Hawaii State House of Representatives
Hawaii State Capitol, Room 406
415 South Beretania Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
Phone 808-586-8460
Fax 808-586-8464
Email: maileshimabukuro@yahoo.com
Vice Chair, Hawaiian Affairs Committee
Hawaii State House of Representatives
Hawaii State Capitol, Room 406
415 South Beretania Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
Phone 808-586-8460
Fax 808-586-8464
Email: maileshimabukuro@yahoo.com
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- Dangers of Lithiuim Cell Batteries to Children
- Hawaiian Monk Seal Beached at "Bayviews" on 6/6/10
- Makahiki Maoli Festival to Raise Funds for Punana ...
- Seeking MLTs for UHM Bachelor's Degree Program
- Surf Lessons by Danny Boro
- William Aila Presents: Peoples' Path
- MA`O Update
- Blue Planet News: Free CFLs for apartments, Hands ...
- 2010 Governor's Intent to Veto List
- End of Session Highlights - 2010
- Lawmakers Listen event: July 29, 2010
- Wai`anae Youth Sailing's "Family Day" a Fun for All
- Wai`anae Health Academy Congratulates Graduates on...
- Kamaile Academy May Day Videos
- Traffic Update from DOT
- KAPOLEI HEALTH CARE CENTER RELOCATES TO KAPOLEI ME...
- Wai`anae Coast Housing Summit 7/9/10
- Searider Productions Hosts Neighbor Island Student...
- Following beach eviction, Waianae man commits suicide
- Mark Suiso's "Makaha Mangoes" Featured in Honolulu...
- Public Comment Sought re 8-STEP WETLANDS ANALYSIS...
- Hiring: WIS Garden & Curriculum Coordinator
- 'Impact of Budget Cuts on Human Services'
- Legislators Visit Kea`au Beach Park
- Waiʻanae High School Honors Leeward CC
- July 4th Event for homeless keiki
- 2010 Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program
- `Iolani Select Middle School Orchestra Wins Nation...
- Scholarship Award Opportunity
- Basic Health Hawaii for Micronesians and Other Imm...
- General Tips for Park Cleanups
- Friends Of Waianae Library (FOWL) Membership Form
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1 comment:
That is sad. I always see their tents because I live near by. I didnt have a problem with them there, and was kicking them out really worth losing a life?
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