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Kamehameha Schools

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Sep 18, 2026

Grace LeeHOST
7:41
Governor Green has also ordered for flags to be flown at half-staff until sunrise of Tuesday, September the 22nd.
Steve UyeharaHOST
7:55
Kamehameha Schools held a traditional Hawaiian blessing yesterday for a newly renovated shopping center in Moiliili.
Steve UyeharaHOST
8:02
The center is called Vaianuenue Makapaakea, and it is the site of the former varsity center complex.
Steve UyeharaHOST
8:11
It's going to have a 20,000 square feet, 25,000 square feet of commercial space, and will be home to 11 shops, including Morning Brew, Oakberry, and Local Boy Sushi.
Stephanie LumHOST
9:07
A revamped shopping area gets a blessing.
Stephanie LumHOST
9:10
What's new in Mo'ili'ili? Kamehameha Schools held a traditional Hawaiian blessing today for a newly renovated shopping center in Moiliili.
speaker_9UNKNOWN
9:42
The center
Stephanie LumHOST
9:42
is called Waianuenue Makapaakea and it's at the site of the former varsity center complex.
Mark CarpenterHOST
10:54
The revitalized space also features artwork connecting the history and evolving identity of the area.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:00
I think that's one of the things that we feel really, really excited about with our relationship with Kamehameha Schools.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:08
The fact that it is important to them to make sure that a place has an identity and it doesn't lose its past history.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:16
And we love to be a part of that.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
10:50
Mm.
Mark CarpenterGUEST
10:50
You see what is happening with Kamehameha Schools.
Mark CarpenterGUEST
10:52
And so, uh, you know, the symbol, Kaho'olawe is a symbol of Aloha 'Āina and the health and the vibrancy of the native Hawaiian community as a whole.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
11:01
Absolutely.
Kiipoi LeeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:23
[clapping]
Ashley NagaokaHOST
18:24
Miss Lee leads an after-school club to help Keiki connect with Hawaii, as well as coaching the Kamehameha Kapalama water polo team.
Ashley NagaokaHOST
18:32
She said she was already thinking of all the books and supplies she could buy for her and the other third grade classes.
Ashley NagaokaHOST
18:39
Congratulations.
Catherine CruzHOST
50:15
You can track her stories on our website, hawaiipublicradio.org. Well, that is all we have time for.
Catherine CruzHOST
50:50
Tomorrow, we consider the latest attack on the tax-exempt status of Kamehameha schools.
Catherine CruzHOST
50:56
It will also be the first day of our membership drive, so we hope you join us then.
Catherine CruzHOST
51:02
We do welcome feedback.
speaker_16ANNOUNCER
14:37
[upbeat music] [volleyball thudding] [crowd cheering]
Sienna PelotinCORRESPONDENT
14:48
Even before playing collegiately, Adriana Arquette built a resume of excellence as a state champion and a dominant outside hitter at Kamehameha Kapalama.
speaker_16ANNOUNCER
14:57
[cheering]
Sienna PelotinCORRESPONDENT
14:59
Her goal was always to remain home and play at the University of Hawaii, even if that meant switching gears to compete solely at the setter position.
Ashley NagaokaHOST
20:44
Sienna Pilloton has this week's game changers.
Sienna PillotonCORRESPONDENT
20:47
[upbeat music] Even before playing collegiately, Adriana Arquette built a resume of excellence as a state champion and a dominant outside hitter at Kamehameha Kapalama.
Sienna PillotonCORRESPONDENT
21:06
[crowd cheering] Her goal was always to remain home and play at the University of Hawaii, even if that meant switching gears to compete solely at the setter position.
Adriana ArquetteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:17
It's really special for me to make that transition to college, but be able to stay at home in this great community, which is very unique, how volleyball is such a important part of this community.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
35:18
She had 52 for the tournament and was named the tournament's MVP.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
35:22
Sylvester, on the other hand, who you saw earlier, had seven kills and was in on nine blocks and representing Imua from Kamehameha Schools.
Kainoa CarlsonHOST
35:30
Adriana Arquette dished out 36 assists to go with 17 digs.
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:35
Finding solutions.
Zeke LauGUEST
34:56
But I did wake up every morning at 5.30, or not every morning, three times a week, I'd wake up at 5.30 and go train and run hills with like Freddie P and Sean Moody and Bam, all the guys that were on tour.
Zeke LauGUEST
35:06
They used to actually train up at Kamehameha schools where I went to school.
Michael CiaramellaHOST
35:09
Okay, because you grew up in Wailua? no i grew up sorry not wailua um what's the town you grew up in kalihi kalihi
Zeke LauGUEST
35:17
well i grew up in kalihi is that town but i grew up on campus at the school because my mom worked there okay so we grew up in a little like single like single bedroom apartment with me and my three sisters then i used to walk up to school so when they were training up there i used to just walk up there and meet them at 5 30 and train before school

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