A CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
KEN IGE / KIGE@STARBULLETIN.COM The Acasio kids enjoyed fun in the sun and each other's company yesterday at Kakaako Waterfront Park playing a game called Down by the River. The cousins, clockwise from left, are Keenyn Acasio, 8; Jrayvien Acasio, 8; Cody Acasio, 11; Jesse Acasio, 10; Darsea Acasio, 8; and Jrayanne Acasio, 8.
EYEING SUCCESS
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Christmas Starks, 12, focused her energy yesterday during an exercise at "Breaking Through 2002" in Hawaii Kai. The event, led by Delorese Gregoire, was to motivate the girls and bolster their self-esteem. The event culminated with more than 60 girls breaking slabs of wood with their bare hands to symbolize breaking through obstacles. The event was held by the Hawaii Girls Project, Coalition for Drug-Free Hawaii and the Rotary Club.
Like a bright haiku, a lazy spin in
the park can recharge the soul
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Don Brothe, left, and Steve Miles made striking silhouettes yesterday as they rode their low-to-the-road "recumbent" bikes around Kakaako Waterfront Park. The design makes for more efficient pedal power.
BIG CATCH OF THE DAY
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Ranse Balidoy, 13, admired a 168-pound ahi caught Tuesday by the crew of the Pamela Marie on the first day of the 19th Annual Hanapa'a Jackpot Fishing Tournament at Haleiwa Small Boat Harbor. The fish earned the crew $500 for the largest fish in that category for the day. The tourney continues through today.
