Hawaii this week – in 13 pictures | <a class="wpil_keyword_link " href="/category/honolulu/" title="Honolulu" data-wpil-keyword-link="linked">Honolulu</a> Star Advertiser
By Jamm Aquino, Craig T Kojima, Cindy Ellen Russell | 09/17/2022 | Updated September 17, 2022 at 12:42 am
Hawaiian women’s volleyball grads Bailey Choy, left, Kirsten Sibley, Kristina Tuaniga and Janelle Gong celebrate after a point Friday. See related coverage
Deputy Chief of Ambulance Services Ian Santee demonstrates how a fatal fire could have started inside an ambulance. Officials with the Department of Emergency Services, the Honolulu Fire Department and the Honolulu Police Department on Wednesday provided an update on the investigation into the recent fatal ambulance fire. See related coverage
The United States Attorney’s Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation held a press conference on charges in a bribery case in Maui. US Attorney Clare E. Connors will speak on Thursday. See related coverage
The Waioli Kitchen and Bakeshop celebrated the 100th anniversary of its predecessor, the Waioli Tea Room, on Friday with speakers, music, hula and dining at the historic Manoa landmark. See related coverage
“Sushi” and his wife Karen were joined by Judy Yeung at the New Life booth Friday, selling a botanical gel called SoMaDerm at the Young at Heart Expo. The event at the Neal Blaisdell Exhibition Hall ends on Saturday.
The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency held a National POW/MIA Recognition Day ceremony Friday at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. Pictured is Vietnam War Veteran M.Doc Steinhilber presenting a wreath on behalf of Veterans of Foreign Wars Chapter 10154.
Students board TheBus on Monday in front of Kaimuki High School. All four counties across the state announced a plan to provide students with free bus tickets as an alternative mode of transportation to and from school. See related coverage
Deputy Chiefs Rade Vanic, left, Keith Horikawa and Police Commissioner Joe Logan lay a wreath at the Mayor’s Remembrance Walk on Sunday. The Walk paid tribute to the victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
A group of cadets laughing after a photo op with a TV station at Ke Kula Makai, the Honolulu Police Department’s Waipahu Training Academy. See related coverage
The beach in front of the Sheraton Waikiki, left, and the Royal Hawaiian is seen on Wednesday. The American Hotel & Lodging Association joined hospitality, government and business leaders from the Hawaii Hotel Alliance, Outrigger Hospitality Group and the Hawaii House Finance Committee to discuss how rising travel demand is creating historic opportunities for hotel workers. See related coverage
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