Ka Wai Ola
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Ola ka inoa (The name lives)

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Ka Wai Ola
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Kamehameha’s Warriors Were Well-Nourished

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The Life and Legacy of “The Golden Voice of Hawaiʻi”

Jeffrey Apaka -
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Kū mai no, he pali. (There it stands, a cliff.)

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Photo: Maxeen 'Mackey" Shea,
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Ke Au Hawai‘i – Celebrating the Year of the Hawaiian

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Ka Wai Ola
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Ka‘iulani: Beloved Ali‘i

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Ali‘i passed on lessons in pono leadership

Nanea Armstrong-Wassel -
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The candlenut tree

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Gifts from our Hawaiian ancestors

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Hula’s history in Hawai‘i

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Nūpepa engaged readers in global affairs, changing society

Nanea Armstrong-Wassel -
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“The First Ship that Arrived in Hawai‘i”

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Ka Wai Ola
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Nūpepa preserve information from Hawaiian worldview

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LONOIKAMAKAHIKI! LONOIKAMAKAHIKI! LONOIKAMAKAHIKI!

C.M. Kaliko Baker -
Photo: Hawaiian delegation with German museum officials
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Iwi kūpuna returning home from Germany after more than a century

Sterling Wong -
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Ua hala ka makahiki – The old year has slipped away

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