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6 days ago |
khon2.com | John Veneri
Dr. Theresa Wee, President and Owner of Wee Pediatrics, Inc., recently visited Living808 on National Exercise Day, to shine a spotlight on Walk with a Doc, a global health initiative encouraging people to get moving while connecting with others outdoors. This innovative program combines physical activity, health education, and social engagement to combat the growing issues of sedentary lifestyles, loneliness, and disconnection from nature.
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6 days ago |
khon2.com | John Veneri
Honolulu, HI – K. Simmons Media Group Inc. is proud to announce the premiere of its latest project, Finding Kate Hawaii, a six-part locally filmed television mini-series debuting this Easter Sunday, April 20, at 8 p.m. on KHII and live-streaming on KHON2.com. Executive Producers Kendrick and Lisa Simmons appeared live in-studio to discuss the show’s journey from page to screen.
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2 weeks ago |
khon2.com | John Veneri
Hawaii’s stunning landscapes are known for their natural beauty, but also for the timeless structures that blend seamlessly with the environment. One such feature that stands the test of time is the rock wall. Joining us today to dive into the art and importance of rock walls in Hawaii is Tiva Tatofi, Manager of the Rock Wall Division at Seal Pros Hawaii.
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2 weeks ago |
khon2.com | John Veneri
Weather AlertHigh Surf Advisory: Big Island East, Big Island North, Kauai East, Kauai North, Kauai Southwest, Koolau Windward, Maui Central Valley …
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2 weeks ago |
khon2.com | John Veneri
Rooted in traditional techniques and a deep passion for family wellness, Old School Chiropractic is transforming the way Maui families experience health care. Owned and operated by Dr. Amy VanQuaethem, the practice emphasizes the body’s natural ability to heal itself—starting with the nervous system. “Traditional chiropractic is focused on improving the function of the nervous system by adjusting misaligned vertebrae,” says Dr. Amy.
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2 weeks ago |
khon2.com | John Veneri
Comedy powerhouse Marlon Wayans is returning to the islands for another round of laughs at Blue Note Hawaii, where he’ll perform four shows on April 4 and 5 as part of his Wild Child Tour. Known for his electric stage presence and fearless humor, Wayans is treating fans to all-new material—true to his signature style of retiring old sets once they’re filmed. Wayans’ appearance in Honolulu follows a busy year packed with critically acclaimed projects.
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3 weeks ago |
khon2.com | John Veneri
For 60 years, the Big Island Substance Abuse Council (BISAC) has been a cornerstone of healing and recovery for Hawai‘i Island residents struggling with substance use and behavioral health challenges. Dr. Hannah Preston-Pita, CEO of BISAC, joined John Veneri on Living808 to discuss the organization’s evolution, impact, and ongoing fight against the fentanyl crisis. BISAC provides a full spectrum of behavioral health services, including prevention, detox, residential, and outpatient treatment.
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3 weeks ago |
khon2.com | John Veneri
Nestled in the heart of Napili Plaza, Blue Maui Clothing is a locally owned boutique that has been a staple in West Maui’s fashion scene for 15 years. Originally established in Lahaina, where it thrived for a decade, the boutique relocated to Napili Plaza five years ago and continues to serve both locals and tourists with its vibrant collection of resort wear. Blue Maui Clothing caters to a diverse clientele, offering an extensive selection of stylish and comfortable apparel.
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3 weeks ago |
khon2.com | John Veneri
Hawaii’s real estate market is at an unusual crossroads. According to Hal Wilkerson, Principal Broker of Hawaii Coastal Property Management, condo inventory is rising while single-family home availability is declining—an unexpected market shift caused by high insurance costs and federal lending restrictions after the Lahaina fires and other events in the Insurance industry.
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3 weeks ago |
khon2.com | John Veneri
Nestled in Napili Plaza, The Coffee Store has been a beloved part of the community for over two decades. Owned since 2002, the shop is one of the original tenants in the plaza, serving as a welcoming hub for locals and visitors alike. For the owner, Melissa Bundek, the heart of Napili Plaza is its people. “Our tagline is ‘Drink Coffee, Talk Story, Build Community,’” they share.