LAZY DAY IN WAIKIKI WATERS | Visitors relax with colorful plastic floaters in the warm waters and sunshine of Waikiki Beach.
DOING THEIR SHARE | Melissa Malahoff-Kamei, right, searched for litter and debris with her son, Ayden, 5, during a beach cleanup on Sunday at Kailua Beach Park spearheaded by Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii.
This little piggy's ready to impress Bruce Asato / basato@staradvertiser.com Jessica Smith groomed her pig, "Bud," on Saturday ahead of the Swine Show at the Hawaii State Fair & 4-H Livestock Show at Kualoa Ranch. Bud was competing in the show's lightweight class.
FLOWER POWER: Hiroshi Kojima, a 60-year charter member of the Ewa Orchid Society, stood Friday among the plants at the 60th Orchid Show, which was dedicated to him. The orchid show runs through Sunday at Ewa Elementary School.
'ONE WORLD': Jordanian and Palestinian students interacted Wednesday with students from Campbell High School, the University Lab School at the University of Hawaii, Waipahu High School, Kealakehe High School, Moanalua High School and Island Pacific Academy through a program called "One World Now,"which teaches Arabic and leadership to underserved high school youth. Hadeel Draz of Jordan, left, Gabriella Gualano of the University Lab School, Palestinians Sabreen Barghothy, and Nazeehah Khan, Katie Phan and Ashley Brice-Digman of Campbell High School tried the debka, an Arab dance. The program is sponsored by the Qatar Foundation International and its local partner is Pacific Affairs Council.
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