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Wahiawa, Hawaii is located in Honolulu County. Zip codes in Wahiawa, HI include 96786, and 96857. More Wahiawa information.

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Friday | The Honolulu Advertiser

Health Department warns of possible partial sewage spill

Signs are posted at Lake Wilson in Wahiawa warning people to stay out of the water because of the possible discharge of partially disinfected sewage.

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Wed May 30, 2012

Honolulu Weekly

Food News

Haleiwa Farmers' Market update. The endangered, beloved market at the crossroads in Haleiwa is still operating each Sunday .

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Fri May 25, 2012

Business Journal

Abercrombie releases $26.8M for Hawaii school projects

Gov. Neil Abercrombie has released $26.8 million for capital improvement projects at Hawaii public schools statewide, including $3 million for the construction of a new gymnasium at Hilo High School that will also serve as an emergency shelter for the Big Island community.

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Fri May 11, 2012

KITV-TV

Hit-and-run driver sentenced for death of bicyclist

Police believe the 18-year-old college student was hit while riding along the shoulder of the road in Wahiawa a year-and- a half ago.

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Tue May 08, 2012

The Honolulu Advertiser

Wahiawa man, 28, arrested for allegedly stealing HPD bike in Waikiki

A Wahiawa man stopped by police for jaywalking in Waikiki Monday morning was later arrested for allegedly stealing a Honolulu Police Department bicycle.

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Mon May 07, 2012

Honolulu

Field Guide: Driving Electric

With electric-vehicle charging stations popping up in garages and shopping malls all over the Islands - more than 200 chargers at 80 locations statewide - Hawaii now leads the nation in EV plug-in sites per capita.

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