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The Hawaiian Studies Department and Hawaiian Language Club of Windward Community College held a makahiki event Thursday to honor the Hawaiian god Lono and the coming of the rainy season. Kumu Steven Helela, front, leads his class in a chant during the ceremony. In recent years a number of people have been reviving the observance of makahiki.
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