Wailua
Census-designated place in Kauai, HawaiiWikipedia
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Search complete. 10 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Wailua".
Oct 15, 2026
Kauaʻi Unscripted | Mason Chock on Leadership, Community & Kaua‘i
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37:25speaker_1HOST
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37:28Mason ChockGUEST
[laughs] Power struggles internally, but also one of the, one of the first, uh, items that came up on the county council was, um, around Wailua Kai and Coco Palms Hotel.
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37:40speaker_1HOST
Oh, okay.
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37:40Mason ChockGUEST
Yeah.
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39:36Mason ChockGUEST
I think we need to plan that way.
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39:38Mason ChockGUEST
Um, and so this hotel just doesn't make sense anymore, right? And so I've...
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39:42Mason ChockGUEST
One of the things as I was leaving the council, terming out on the council, was that to focus all my time and energy on, on where I come from, which is Wailua-
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39:50speaker_1HOST
Mm-hmm
SHE IS THE HURRICANE: ROCHELLE BALLARD
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13:51Rochelle BallardGUEST
That's like Hanalei is in such a deep, you know, valley setting on the wettest place in the world.
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13:58Rochelle BallardGUEST
I mean, technically Wailua in the center of the island, but that is because of community there.
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14:05Rochelle BallardGUEST
And, you know, so of what we know in history, you know, the Hawaiians never lived on the coast.
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14:10Rochelle BallardGUEST
They always lived up in the mountains and the valleys, and it makes sense.
Sunrise 5 a.m. (October 8, 2026)
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12:31Grace LeeHOST
22-year-old Lillianoy Viveros was an aspiring teacher.
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12:35Grace LeeHOST
She died alongside her parents, Wayne and Luana, after recently leaving her job at a Wailua coffee shop to pursue her dreams.
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12:42Grace LeeHOST
Now she is remembered there for building lasting bonds with her coworkers and her loyal customers.
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12:48speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Lily's always willing to help them out and take them in with a warm heart and keep them company, advice.
Sunrise 5 a.m. (October 1, 2026)
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10:40Guy HagiCORRESPONDENT
Here's some rainfall totals over the last 24 hours.
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10:42Guy HagiCORRESPONDENT
Wailua on the north side, northeast side of Kauai, they picked up almost seven inches.
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10:47Guy HagiCORRESPONDENT
Up in central Oahu, almost five.
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10:50Guy HagiCORRESPONDENT
Meager amounts for Maui County and the Big Island.
Lisa "Cali" Crampton: Why Kauaʻi’s Forest Birds Matter
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34:17Lisa CramptonGUEST
Also at University of Hawaii Manoa, we work with the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, known as CTAR.
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34:25Lisa CramptonGUEST
We do a lot of our activities out of their experimental station in Wailua.
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34:31Lisa CramptonGUEST
Yeah, this work is definitely the work of partners.
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34:32Lisa CramptonGUEST
We partner with Garden Island Resource Conservation and Development here to support some of our fundraising activities.
Hawaii News Now at 10 p.m. (September 25, 2026)
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27:20Grace LeeHOST
That's bigger.
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27:21Steve UyeharaHOST
This looks like more of a Wailua area.
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27:24Steve UyeharaHOST
Haleiwa, yeah, yeah.
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27:25Steve UyeharaHOST
One of those little in-between roads between Haleiwa, Wailua.
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27:30Steve UyeharaHOST
It's close,
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27:30Grace LeeHOST
yeah.
The Conversation: Keeping Hawaiʻi connected; Upcoming immigration conference
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16:50Catherine CruzHOST
The keynote speaker will be Scott Nakagawa.
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16:52Catherine CruzHOST
He grew up at a Wailua sugar plantation.
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16:55Catherine CruzHOST
He currently works on the continent as a political strategist with a long history of protecting the rights of of the minority as a civil and human rights activist, we got a chance to talk to two of the organizers of the conference.
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17:07Catherine CruzHOST
Ana Flores is with the Legal Clinic, and Constancio Paranal III is the co-director of the Hawaii Coalition for Immigrant Rights.