For decades, Uncle Shad Kane worked tirelessly to make Kalaeloa Heritage Park in West Oʻahu a reality and a place for generations to learn about their roots. His passion and determination to build relationships, despite differing opinions, became an inspiration to those following in his footsteps. Those relationships and bridges make the park what it is today – the legacy of a man who truly lived “aloha.”
In the aftermath of severe weather and power outages, we are working to restore service to our over-the-air viewers on Kauaʻi. Mahalo for your patience and understanding.
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