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Ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs reappear on Oahu beach
Ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs reappear on Oahu beach after shifting tides
Seasonal tides and ocean swells have uncovered ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs on Oahu, exposing over two dozen human-like carvings last seen years ago. The figures, etched into the beach rock, are believed to be more than 500 years old and offer a rare glimpse into island history.
Village Night Market - July 26, 5 p.m. - 9 p.m. Indulge in a variety of food trucks, crafts and retail vendors at this ...
Despite rising vacancies in Oahu's industrial real estate market, experts say the island's tight supply is helping maintain ...
The Honolulu Police Department is adding a dozen officers to its West Oahu patrol district to address a 24% increase in calls ...
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Meet your 2025 Molokai 2 Oahu Foil World ChampionsMore than 100 athletes set sail from Molokai to take on the 40-mile stretch to Oahu's Kaimana Beach -- but there could only ...
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Along with new legislation to help crack down on fireworks in Hawaii this year, including harsher penalties, a Community ...
Oahu will soon have an air ambulance chopper to take critically ill patients to hospitals at a fraction of the time it would ...
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