Feb 27, 2006
Kahuku health center will expand
Koolauloa Community Health and Wellness Center, a federally qualified health center in Kahuku, has received a $643,500 grant from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration to expand its primary care, prevention and wellness services.
Pacific Business News

Feb 25, 2006
Hotel expansion deal haunting North Shore
An open-ended deal that would allow Turtle Bay Resort to expand from fewer than 500 units to a total of 4,000 hotel rooms and condominium units, including a 380-room hotel at the secluded Kawela Bay, became law in 1986 with the approval of most residents on the North Shore.
Honolulu Advertiser

Feb 22, 2006
US Congressman Ed Case to host "Talk Story" community meetings
Talk Story is a venue where the Congressman will report on what's going on in our national government, and answer your questions and listen to your thoughts. The meetings are scheduled for Kahuku and Haleiwa and set for Saturday, Feb 25, 2006. The Kahuku meeting will occur at the Kahuku Village Association Community Center (56-576 Kamehameha Hwy) from 8:00-9:00am. The Haleiwa meeting with be at the Haleiwa Elementary School (66-505 Haleiwa Road) from 9:30-10:30am. For more information, refer to the Congressman's website or recent community members mailer.

Feb 17, 2006
2nd Annual T&C Surf Women's Pipeline Pro
Held at Pipeline surf break, Ehukai Beach Park on the North Shore (Mar 1-14, 2006). The best Pipeline Women Surfers from around the world will be at Pipeline for the Challenge. More info...

Feb 15, 2006
Business After Hours Social - Mini Farmer's Expo
Get caught up on the North Shore news, networking and happenings. Feb 22 at the Alluvion Nursery and Florist (61-676 Kamehameha Hwy. sight of the old Meadow Gold Dairy. Presented by the North Shore Chamber of Commerce. More info...

Feb. 12, 2006
'Flight 29 down' takes off
The Advertiser recently visited the North Shore set of the Discovery Kids hit "Flight 29 Down" to chat with the show's ensemble cast. This is the first in a series of features on TV's newest "lost" sensations.
Honolulu Advertiser