"As you mentioned in your blog, I too learned more about the Governor's perspective than sound bites allow. He clearly cares deeply for the people of Hawaii. The event was a great success in terms of the Governor's dialogue with Moiliili…"
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KCAA Mother Rice Preschool - Blessing of "the Lunch Bunch Building"
"It was great to have Ron Lockwood representing the Moiliili community at yesterday's blessing. The Lunch Bunch building will be torn down over Spring Break and we hope to begin construction of the new Center for Early Education and…"
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- business, educator
- What is one thing you like about Mō‘ili‘ili?
- Can't keep it to just one! The cultural diversity and the beautiful lei shops.
- What is one thing you would change about Mō‘ili‘ili?
- Nothing at this time.
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- President and CEO, KCAA Preschools-Mother Rice is in Moili'ili
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- Old Town Moili'ili Business Association
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- Aloha,
I've served as CEO of KCAA Preschools of Hawaii, a private, non-profit organization since December 2000. Established in 1895, KCAA serves 1,000 children annually at 7 nationally accredited preschools island-wide. Our largest preschool, Mother Rice, and Main Office are located in the heart of Moili'ili.
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- At 8:58am on March 14, 2011,
Derek Kauanoe said…
Aloha Christina,
Coinciding the socials with Pakele Live sounds like a good idea. Did attendees from the OTMBA stick around for a while to listen to the music afterward?
On another note, while on a walk with my daughter today I saw this:
I know it's been in the plans for quite some time, but it was sad to see an old Moiliili building get taken down. I am looking forward to the new building(s) though. Are there any sketches of the future building? Anyway, have a great week!
- At 12:14am on March 13, 2011,
Aloha Christina,
Mahalo for coming out on Thursday for pupus with Governor Abercrombie. I hope you enjoyed yourself. I also appreciate that you made it possible for my wife to eat some food without spilling any of it our daughter. We're both grateful that you were willing to let our daughter sit on your lap. It was a big help!
- At 8:56am on July 2, 2009,
Nani Medeiros said… - Hi Christina. As you know, I left Governor's office last November to work for a non-profit housing policy organization. I primarily work out of my apartment which is on Kapiolani/Date/Kamoku area. Near Iolani, where Olivia goes to school. Would be so happy to come and get more involved. Give me a call when you can at 469-7774-Housing Hawaii's phone.
- At 1:37pm on May 19, 2009,
- Aloha Christina,
Welcome! It's great to see you on here. Mahalo nui for joining and becoming a part of this online community. It was very nice meeting you today. Thank you for making the electronic part of my presentation possible.
Please let me know if you have any questions or if I can help you with something on this site.
Have a great day.
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