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1 week ago |
khon2.com | Brigette Namata
HONOLULU (KHON2) — What started as a simple snack between two best friends has become a full-fledged mission to give back, one bag at a time. Max Fukushima and Grayson Pien, both 15-year-old student-athletes at Punahou School, are the founders of After School Snacks Hawaii, a homemade treat business with heart. Their signature snack is a twist on a classic recipe passed down from Fukushima’s grandmother.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Brigette Namata
HONOLULU (KHON2) — What started as a simple snack between two best friends has become a full-fledged mission to give back, one bag at a time. Max Fukushima and Grayson Pien, both 15-year-old student-athletes at Punahou School, are the founders of After School Snacks Hawaii, a homemade treat business with heart. Punahou School honors legacy of WWII captain killed in action Their signature snack is a twist on a classic recipe passed down from Fukushima’s grandmother.
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2 weeks ago |
khon2.com | Brigette Namata
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Hawai‘i International Film Festival is back, bringing a blend of international cinema and local talent to the islands for its 2025 Spring Showcase. This year, the festival has teamed up with ʻŌpio Fest, spotlighting the next generation of storytellers from Hawai‘i and beyond. The festival kicks off April 8 with a special Hawaii premiere of “The Wedding Banquet,” a fresh, funny and heartfelt remake of the 1993 classic by Ang Lee.
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3 weeks ago |
khon2.com | Brigette Namata
KEAAU, Hawaii (KHON2) — Homelessness continues to be one of the most pressing issues facing Hawai‘i’s youth, often impacting everything from education and mental health to future employment and long-term stability. For 23 years, Project Hawai‘i Inc. has been working tirelessly to break that cycle for homeless and at-risk youth across the islands.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Brigette Namata
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Pickleball enthusiasts, mark your calendars!The Hawaii Pacific Health ESPN Honolulu Open, the largest pickleball tournament in Hawaii, is set to take over the Hawaii Convention Center from April 10 to April 13. A peek at Hawaiʻi’s 2 most expensive estates With over 800 tournament players and 55 corporate teams competing for the coveted Corporate Cup, this event is a celebration of the nation’s fastest-growing sport.
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