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Incidental Lives: Although they are not kin, they care for her like ohana

What Grace and Hideo Simon did for Sun Kum Medeiros is an extraordinary example of what loving people do in the name of family.

 

Projects at Punchbowl will cause commotion

The biggest construction and renovation projects at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific since 1966 have the Department of Veterans Affairs warning visitors to Punchbowl that things will be bumpy — and noisy and somewhat unsightly — for some time at the usually serene cemetery.

 

Vital Statistics

Each week, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser publishes Oahu vital statistics for marriage licenses and birth certificates filed with the state Department of Health’s Vital Statistics System. The statistics cover the five-business-day period ending the Thursday of the previous week.

 

Ocean Watch: Puffer fish armed with toxin in addition to its spiny body

Kailua resident Greg Turnbull sent a picture of a freshly dead, 36-inch-long fish he found on Kailua Beach during a recent dawn walk.

 

911 Report: Still no ID for pedestrian killed in Haleiwa

The Honolulu medical examiner’s office is trying to identify a man who died Saturday while walking along Kamehameha Highway in Haleiwa.

 

Newswatch: Man dies after cars collide

A 20-year-old Waimea man died following a two-car collision on Mamalahoa Highway, Route 190, on Saturday evening, Hawaii County police said.

 

Kokua Line: Get Capri Sun juice pouches from hui with 4,000 of them

Question: Our organization has stopped collecting Capri Sun juice pouches. If there is a school or organization in Honolulu collecting these pouches (which are redeemed for 2 cents per pouch), we would be glad to donate our collection of pouches for their redemption.

 

City planning panel approves of rezoning near rail stations

The Honolulu Planning Commission voted last week to recommend approval of a city proposal to rezone about 282 acres in Waipahu to make way for mixed-use communities around the area’s two rail stations.

 

Oho storms off, leaving isles mostly in the clear

Tropical Storm Oho is moving northeast away from the state and is no longer expected to become a hurricane, according to the Central Pacific Hurricane Center.

 

Victim’s kin perplexed over why man was shot

Family members are hoping for more answers two weeks after a man drove himself to a Waianae clinic with multiple gunshot wounds and collapsed.

 

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