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Watch Espero Conversaon Olelo Digital Channel 49 1st Sunday at 9:30 p.m. Mondays at 9:00 a.m. Ph: 586-6360 Fax: 586-6361 Email: [email protected] SENATOR WILL ESPERO Vice President of the Senate Commiee on Public Safety, Intergovernmental and Military Affairs, Chair Aloha , Aſter represenng Ewa Beach for 15 years in the State Legislature, I was selected by my colleagues to be the Vice-President of the Senate. In addion to this new leadership posion, I will connue as chairman of the Commiee on Public Safety, Intergovernmental and Military Affairs. With the legislave session beginning January 21st, I will connue working on issues that are most important to the people of our district and the people of Hawaii. Job creaon, affordable housing, domesc violence, government accountability and reform and the creaon of a high-technology aerospace industry will remain my top priories. I will also serve as a member on the Commiee on Transportaon, Commiee on Economic Development & Technology and the Commiee on Judiciary and Labor. I look forward to hearing from you throughout session and encourage you to share your thoughts. As always, feel free to contact me at 586-6360 if you have any quesons or comments. Mahalo, Senator Espero surprised Ms. Caro- line Young with a honorary cerfi- cate from the Hawaii State Senate. Ms. Young is a beloved science teacher at James Campbell who is noted for her 39 years of service to our community’s keiki. Throughout her career, Ms. Young brought ener- gy and innovaon to the classroom. She is known by her peers as a crea- ve leader in the BLEACH SLC (smaller learning community) model and has brought fresh ideas to the classroom by teaching students the science of food via molecular gas- tronomy with the help of Hawaii’s most famed chefs. Students, faculty and the enre West Oahu communi- ty will miss her Aloha in the class- room. The grand opening of the Ocean Pointe community park was met with great excitement by leaders and the community. The 18.75 acre park was designed and paid for by Haseko Development, Inc. The fulfil- ment of this public-private partner- ship was based on Haseko’s promise to improve the lives of all of Ewa’s residents. With over $5,000,000 of investments made to the park, it promises to provide generaons of families a safe place to play. Pictured are Councilmembers Menor and Pine, Mayor Caldwell, Senator Espero, and Representave Lopres. Disnguished James Campbell High School Teacher Reres New Public Park Opens For Ewa Beach Community * * *
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Watch Espero Conversation Olelo Digital Channel 49 1st Sunday at 9:30 p.m. Mondays at 9:00 a.m.
Ph: 586-6360 Fax: 586-6361
Email: [email protected]
SENATOR WILL ESPERO Vice President of the Senate
Committee on Public Safety, Intergovernmental and Military Affairs, Chair
Aloha, After representing Ewa Beach for 15 years in the State Legislature, I was selected by my colleagues to be the Vice-President of the Senate. In addition to this new leadership position, I will continue as chairman of the Committee on Public Safety, Intergovernmental and Military Affairs.
With the legislative session beginning January 21st, I will continue working on issues that are most important to the people of our district and the people of Hawaii. Job creation, affordable housing, domestic violence, government accountability and reform and the creation of a high-technology aerospace industry will remain my top priorities. I will also serve as a member on the Committee on Transportation, Committee on Economic Development & Technology and the Committee on Judiciary and Labor.
I look forward to hearing from you throughout session and encourage you to share your thoughts. As always, feel free to contact me at 586-6360 if you have any questions or comments.
Mahalo,
Senator Espero surprised Ms. Caro-line Young with a honorary certifi-cate from the Hawaii State Senate. Ms. Young is a beloved science teacher at James Campbell who is noted for her 39 years of service to our community’s keiki. Throughout her career, Ms. Young brought ener-gy and innovation to the classroom. She is known by her peers as a crea-
tive leader in the BLEACH SLC (smaller learning community) model and has brought fresh ideas to the classroom by teaching students the science of food via molecular gas-tronomy with the help of Hawaii’s most famed chefs. Students, faculty and the entire West Oahu communi-ty will miss her Aloha in the class-room.
The grand opening of the Ocean Pointe community park was met with great excitement by leaders and the community. The 18.75 acre park was designed and paid for by Haseko Development, Inc. The fulfil-ment of this public-private partner-ship was based on Haseko’s promise to improve the lives of all of Ewa’s residents. With over $5,000,000 of
investments made to the park, it promises to provide generations of families a safe place to play. Pictured are Councilmembers Menor and Pine, Mayor Caldwell, Senator Espero, and Representative Lopresti.
Distinguished James Campbell High School Teacher Retires
New Public Park Opens For Ewa Beach Community
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