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Recording history, reporting the truth & recognizing excellence.

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Jan. 12 Moanalua v. Kalaheo Girls Basketball

Haley Meyer and Na Hoku Staff
January 17, 2024
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Haley Meyer
Haley Meyer, Editor In Chief
Haley Meyer is a Senior at Moanalua High School and this is her 3rd year of News-Writing. Her favorite hobbies are crocheting and she has favorite genres for movies and books, comedy and romance. In the future after high school, she wants to become a veterinarian since she has a big connection with animals