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December 2008
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| Construction on PiliMai at Po‘ipu continues at a steady pace, with the foundation pour of Building 10 set to take place in the next couple of weeks. Once completed the PiliMai neighborhood will truly begin to take shape as it goes vertical. Building 10 is scheduled to be completed by this time next year and Buildings 11 and 15 will also begin their construction in phases beginning next year. |
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Ho‘okupu – ceremonial gift giving
A ho‘okupu is an offering of symbolic significance for the occasion. It may be a certain type of food or plant, a song or chant, perhaps even a rock or water from your homeland. See More |
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Keoneloa Beach
Known as “Shipwreck Beach,” is located on the South Kauai beach coastline that fronts the Hyatt Hotel. “Shipwreck Beach” garnered its name from a ship that ran aground years ago. Most of the ship has long since washed away but on occasion the motor is still visible. The beach is a good spot to sunbath, fish and watch experienced surfers, windsurfers and bodysurfers. See More |
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Joe’s on the Green
No longer just a snack bar, Joe’s on the Green is now a full restaurant offering breakfast, lunch and dinner and has an open-air bar that offers live Hawaiian music on Thursday nights. Breakfast specials include Joe’s special scramble made with ground beef, eggs and taro leaf; biscuits and gravy; eggs Benedict; huevos rancheros; and a variety of tropical fruit pancakes ($5 to $9).. . See More |
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Holomua
Brookfield Homes Hawai‘i continues to make the wishes of Kaua‘i teachers come true through its Holomua (succeed) education program. On Wednesday, February 27, 2008, Brookfield Homes Hawai‘i President Jeffrey J. Prostor visited Kalaheo, Koloa and Hanalei Elementary Schools, gifting equipment, supplies, and ... See More |
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