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Remembering the Past ...
Celebrating the Present ...
Embracing the Future ...
| New Welcome Sign: Unveiled 1.31.09 |
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| Funded by Kaua`i Visitors Bureau & Kaua`i Visitors Industry |
ALOHA!
Welcome to the Hanama`ulu Town Celebration Website, which was created in 2004 for the two-day celebration
in July 2005, maintained to publicized the one-day celebration in July 2006, updated to record the 2006 festivities,
and maintained online these many years for all interested viewers to visit, and, hopefully, learn from and share with others.
The site was first published on the Web on July 13, 2004, and what an interesting journey the search for Hanama`ulu's
past has been! Visiting the plantation camps through the recollections of those who once made their home in those little communities
that dotted the plains of Hanama`ulu! Getting acquainted with the town's past residents through talk story with those
who knew them! Learning about the landmarks that make this once-upon a-time plantation town unique! Every step
of this journey has been a step of discovery and awe!
Even now, in 2012, as we continue this unchartered journey of discovery, we have more dots to connect as we try to get
a clearer picture of Hanama`ulu's past.
Come with us on this journey of discovery
and appreciation by visiting the Website often. Remember Hanama`ulu's past and celebrate the town's present with us.
Let us know what resonates with you. Let us know your hopes for Hanama`ulu. Embrace Hanama`ulu's future with us.
Share with us what you know about Hanama`ulu and the town's residents. We are only a keyboard away.
To further
advance the interests of Hanama`ulu, Hanama`ulu Neighborhood Association was organized, and the association Web site was published
on Thursday, July 12, 2007. The name of the association was officially changed to Hanama`ulu Community Association at
the membership meeting on Thursday, June 16, 2011.
To access the site, CLICK the link below.
HANAMA`ULU COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
MAHALO!
| Old Sign | Photo by Karl Lo | June 2004 |
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| Hanama`ulu Beautification Project, April 2001 |

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