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Vote for the 2016 Happiest Seaside Town

See the top 10 finalists for our fifth-annual list of the top places to live on the coast. Now YOU decide the winner!

Hilo needs your vote for the Happiest Seaside Town! 

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Punahoa Mauka

This wonderful Hilo Land named “Punahoa Mauka” may be the last one acre subdivision you can find in the city of Hilo. Own and build a new subdivision with 1 acre lots. Possible other approved uses include green development, land trust, research facility, residential subdivision, organic farm, golf course, or any combination of the above.

If you are considering buying land in Hawaii, think about this huge piece of land which can be purchased as a whole or per acre. The choice is yours. No matter what decision you make, you definitely will not regret it.

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Punahoa Mauka Estates, Hilo 

www.hiloland.net

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Hilo events calendar December 1st - December 31st

Wednesday, December 2nd, 7:00am 

Hilo Farmer's Market (Hilo) - Corner of Kamehameha Avenue and Mamo Street

Description: Local produce, fresh fish, flowers, plants, baked goods and box lunches. Local arts and crafts. 7 a.m.-3 p.m. every Wednesday and Saturday. Corner of Kamehameha Ave. & Mamo Street. Keith, 933-1000.

Wednesday, December 2nd, 6:00pm

Hawaii Tech Exchange, 259 Haili Street, Hilo, HI 96720 

Description: Two hours devoted simply to writing. Bring a mug and laptop/notebook. We’ll provide coffee, tea, internet and the company of other writers.  All writers welcome; novelists, poets, scriptwriters, bloggers, etc. Check the Hawaii Tech Exchange events page to make sure there is a meeting happening. http://hitx.co/events/

Saturday, December 5th, 7:00am 

Hilo Farmer's Market (Hilo) - Corner of Kamehameha Avenue & Mamo Street

Description: Local produce, fresh fish, flowers, plants, baked goods and box lunches. Local arts and crafts. 7 a.m.-3 p.m. every Wednesday and Saturday. Corner of Kamehameha Ave. & Mamo Street. Keith, 933-1000.

Tuesday, December 8th, 6:00pm - Refresh Meetup The Exchange - HITX, 259 Haili St., Hilo 

Description: Refresh is a meet up of web professionals, developers and designers, working together to foster new ideas and refresh the creative, technical and professional aspects of their trade. We’ll have one or two speakers discussing aspects of design and web technologies.

Saturday, December 19th, 8:00am - Open House

Punahoa Mauka Estates -  Haleloke St. 96720

Description: 1-acre Ag subdivision lots, available for sale. Choice lots for construction, or complete turn-key home and lot packages. The best real estate opportunity in Hilo Bay. http://www.hiloland.net/

December 31st, 6:00pm Hawaii Island Game Developers Meetup The Exchange - HITX, 259 Haili St., Hilo.

Description: No meeting today. Visit the Meetup Group at the link above to stay in touch. Our next meeting is January 28th.

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Banyan trees at Lili’uokalani Gardens in Hilo, Hawai’i (the big island).

The tree in the top pic was planted by President Franklin Roosevelt on July 25, 1934, according to the sign. I hadn’t noticed the planting dates until my lady friend pointed them out. The last two pics show a tree planted by the director Cecil B. DeMille on October 24, 1933.

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