Jade Eckardt

North Shore Editor
HPD reports 30 calls through 3/12/10 → Mililani Mauka/Launani Valley Neighborhood Board agenda 3/16 → HPD reports 36 calls through 3/12/10 → Leilehua High School March calendar → Mililani Uka March school calendar → Sunset Beach Elementary School P.T.C.A. Family Fun Fair → The North Shore: Where the people live in beach front mansions, and beach front cars →
Looking out to Haleiwa Small Boat Harbor.
Blog: Little red hens on the North Shore are going green, clean, and sustainable →
The North Shore's Tin Roof Ranch takes pride in its organic chicken and sustainable practices.
Women’s Pipeline Pro is a go, but with one-third the time to surf →
Keala Kennelly rips at Banzai Pipeline in North Shore, Oahu.
Wahiawa- Whitmore Village Neighborhood Board Committee of the whole agenda, 3/8 → Mililani special meeting agenda regarding the Central Oahu Sustainable Plan → Mililani Middle School March/April events → Leilehua High School blood drive 4/1 → Intrigue, concern, and fun in the sun dominate North Shore evacuation →
North Shore residents look out to Waimea Bay in wait for tsunami to reach Hawaii on Saturday, February 27.
Town Center of Mililani March events → Women, whales, and waves: Clark Takashima surfs into art success →
Accomplished artist and surfer Clark Takashima works across a variety of mediums from his Wahiawa home. Takashima's inspiration comes from his love of nature and surfing.
Lane closures through March 5 → HPD reports 30 calls through 3/1/10 → HPD reports 49 calls through 3/1/10 → HPD reports 39 calls through 3/1/10 → Friends of Kehau ALOHA JAM Benefit → Sunset Beach Elementary P.T.C.A. Family Fun Fair → North Shore evacuated but having fun during tsunami warning → Yes, the North Shore is evacuating → Assisted living community opens its doors in Mililani Mauka →
Assisted living facilities are designed for people who need help with activities of daily living but wish to live as independently as possible for as long as possible.
North Shore community stands up against shark feeding tours in Haleiwa →
Activists marched against shark feeding as part of tours at Alii Beach Park last Saturday.
Renewable energy company searches for ‘air space’ on Oahu’s North Shore →
Site manager Mike Cadieux said animal behavior has not been affected by energy generating turbines on his Wyoming Wind Farm.
Land Use Commission defers decision on re-zoning Turtle Bay land →
Turtle Bay Resort was built in 1972, and originally belonged to the Hilton Hotels. Plans were made in 1986 to build five new hotels and 1,000 condominium units.
Turtle Bay expansion opponents hopeful after supplemental EIS hearing →
Traffic during this year's Quicksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau contest at Waimea Bay saw bumper to bumper stalls in traffic. Protesters say plans for an expansion to Turtle Bay Resort will increase traffic problems on the narrow North Shore roads.
The Eddie Aikau and big waves draw 50,000 to the North Shore →
Surfing through the crowds proved almost as exciting as the big surf during the Quicksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau contest at Waimea Bay.
Large scale development planned for Laie →
Laie Point overlooking the ocean to the east. Laie residents are debating proposed plans by Envision Laie to develop the Gunstock Ranch and Malaekahana region despite established community plans to keep the "country" identity of the area.
Conservation groups ask courts to hear case on outdated Turtle Bay EIS →
The root concern for the plaintiffs is that Turtle Bay's 1985 EIS could remain valid for hundreds of years, even if there are major hurricanes, drastic shoreline erosion, or other significant changes to the community and the land, a legal precedent that could impact numerous other developments that have received some approval but have remained inactive for years.
Supreme court asked to review Turtle Bay expansion
Kuilima Resort Company plans to increase the Turtle Bay Resort's current number of rooms from less than 500 to 4000 hotel and condominium units.