Aloha, Waikele homeowners!We’ve put together this informational guide for our homeowners who live adjacent to the Waikele Country Club. Living next to our beautiful golf course is truly a privilege, but it comes with certain realities that every homeowner should understand. This guide will help answer the most common questions we receive.Question: “How early are […]
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This article summarizes what I presented for the Waikele Community Association on April 17, 2024. As the presenter, Dr. Lou Jones, I’ve lived in Hawaii for 35 years and have been immersed in the parakeet issue in Waikele for the last six to seven years. The Waikele Community Association invited me to share what we’ve
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Aloha Waikele ‘Ohana, We wanted to keep you informed about an upcoming infrastructure project that will affect areas near our beloved community. Castle & Cooke Homes Hawaii has notified us about the construction of a new sewer line for the Koa Ridge development, and we know many of you have questions about what this means
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As I was patrolling the community this month, I turned right onto Lumiauau Street from Lumiaina Street and noticed a large group of runners coming down the hill. A majority of the group was jogging on the sidewalk, but there were a couple of people running on the asphalt road and in my driving lane.
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A lot of residents have been asking questions about who are those guys riding around in the community in uniforms on E-bikes. So, we put together this FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) article to put your minds to rest. What is the CST Bike Patrol? – The Bike Patrol started in January of 2022 and is
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Many of us love animals and want to help them, especially when we see stray or feral cats roaming the neighborhood. It may feel like an act of kindness to leave food out for them—but what may seem like compassion can actually create bigger problems for the community, the environment, and even the cats themselves.
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Hawaii faces a big challenge with feral cats, and while the Hawaiian Humane Society recommends the TSR (Trap-Sterilization-Release) method to control population growth, it does not solve the immediate frustration homeowners face. From digging up gardens to turning yards into litter boxes, feral cats can cause quite the disruption. But did you know there is
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