ENJOYING GOOD FUN AND MUSIC AT THE DOWNTOWN HO'OLAULE'A
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Christine Davis, left, and her mother, Kapiolani Cabiles, let out a cheer at one of the entertainment stages at the downtown Ho'olaule'a. An estimated 8,000 to10,000 residents were on hand to enjoy the local entertainment available on six stages. Volunteers were also preparing floats last night for today's main event, the 55th Annual Floral Parade.
FINISHING TOUCHES FOR FLORAL PARADE
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Aloha Festivals volunteers Ruth Nishihira and Tom Lanik, left, worked on the Sheraton Hotels' parade float yesterday at Pier 32, in preparation for today's 55th Annual Floral Parade.
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Camille Domaloan Michel took a minute to ponder her progress as she worked on the metal skeleton of a tree mounted atop the Maryknoll Schools' float.
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Halau Lokahi charter school students, from left, Javonne Kahoalii, Chelsea Makue and Katie Silva trimmed stems from flowers for their school's float.
OUT WITH THE MOLD ...
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The Hilton Hawaiian Village was clearing out mold-contaminated furniture from its Kalia Tower yesterday. Jake Faapepele moved some refrigerators out of a holding area, while framed artwork was stacked and ready to go.
