After honoring the memory of those killed by the 1946 tsunami that devastated the old Laupahoehoe school, students and teachers from today's school work to preserve the beauty of the historic park.
Students and kupuna malama Laupahoehoe Point
Video by David Corrigan
After honoring the memory of those killed by the 1946 tsunami that devastated the old Laupahoehoe school, students and teachers from today’s school work to preserve the beauty of the historic Laupahoehoe Point park.
In this video, resident and community leader Lucille Chung talks about the importance of the annual project.
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After honoring the memory of those killed by the 1946 tsunami that devastated the old Laupahoehoe school, students and teachers from today's school work to preserve the beauty of the historic park.
Students and kupuna malama Laupahoehoe Point
Video by David Corrigan
After honoring the memory of those killed by the 1946 tsunami that devastated the old Laupahoehoe school, students and teachers from today’s school work to preserve the beauty of the historic Laupahoehoe Point park.
In this video, resident and community leader Lucille Chung talks about the importance of the annual project.