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Grove Farm scholarship winners
- The Garden Island | June 3, 2010 Fair offers resources for parents
- The Garden Island | March 30, 2010 Swap meet fits different needs
- The Garden Island | April 4, 2010 New development to break the mold
- The Garden Island | March 27, 2010
- Honolulu Advertiser | March 27, 2010
Students help maile restoration
- The Garden Island | February 2, 2010 Grove Farm Foundation launches scholarship program
- The Garden Island | January 17, 2010 Social entrepreneurship key to Grove Farm's bottom line
- Pacific Business News | November 13, 2009 Swap meet success hints of more to come
- The Garden Island | August 16, 2009
Promises kept at Operation Military Appreciation
- The Garden Island | June 26, 2009 Waimea students make new sign for landing pier
- The Garden Island | June 24, 2009 Nene released from habitat
- The Garden Island | May 30, 2009 Employees remember veterans during lunch hour
- The Garden Island | May 23, 2009 First Grove Farm swap meet deemed a success
- The Garden Island | April 26, 2009 State DOT pens land acquisition agreement with Grove Farm
- The Garden Island | January 16, 2009 In Praise of Puakea Golf Course
- Golf Travel Examiner | January 12, 2009 Grove Farm's Rainwater Harvesting and Water Treatment System Earns GE Ecomagination Award
- American Water Works Association | November 2008 - The Honolulu Star Bulletin | September 20, 2008
- The Honolulu Advertiser | September 19, 2008
- PR-inside.com | September 19, 2008
- ariva.de | September 19, 2008
Lawsuit against Case, Grove Farm dismissed
- The Honolulu Star Bulletin | September 18, 2008 - The Honolulu Advertiser | September 18, 2008
- The Garden Island | September 18, 2008
February 1, 2008 | The Garden Island, Dennis Fujimoto
PUHI - A team from R Electric team wasn't deterred by cloudy weather while installing two solar-powered lighting fixtures at the Grove Farm employee parking lot yesterday.
PUHI - A team from R Electric team wasn't deterred by cloudy weather while installing two solar-powered lighting fixtures at the Grove Farm employee parking lot yesterday.
June 13, 2007 | The Garden Island, Dennis Fujimoto
KAPA?IA - "This is a warm and fuzzy day," Al Silva, wildlife technician for the state Department of Land and Natural Resources, said yesterday as 11 endangered state birds took their first flight. About six weeks ago, 11 nene goslings were introduced to their new habitat deep in the valleys of Kapa?ia.
KAPA?IA - "This is a warm and fuzzy day," Al Silva, wildlife technician for the state Department of Land and Natural Resources, said yesterday as 11 endangered state birds took their first flight. About six weeks ago, 11 nene goslings were introduced to their new habitat deep in the valleys of Kapa?ia.
June 12, 2007 | The Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tom Finnegan
May 24, 2007 | The Garden Island, Keya Keita
A wall that designates a planned housing project is not normally anything that would cause a second look. "Long, solid and stable" would adequately describe most. But in the case of Grove Farm's new subdivision off of Nohou Street behind Costco, something beautiful is happening to the long, solid and stable wall - by the hands of O'ahu artist Leah Kilpatrick Rigg. Some 15 mosaic panels highlighting Kaua'i's unique plants and flowers are currently in the last stages of installation, completing a year-long process of design, fabrication, preparation and installation. Co.
A wall that designates a planned housing project is not normally anything that would cause a second look. "Long, solid and stable" would adequately describe most. But in the case of Grove Farm's new subdivision off of Nohou Street behind Costco, something beautiful is happening to the long, solid and stable wall - by the hands of O'ahu artist Leah Kilpatrick Rigg. Some 15 mosaic panels highlighting Kaua'i's unique plants and flowers are currently in the last stages of installation, completing a year-long process of design, fabrication, preparation and installation. Co.
April 21, 2007 | The Garden Island, Keya Keita
'ILIAHI - Last week 300 students from Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School participated in a joint eco-restoration project sponsored by the National Tropical Botanical Garden and Grove Farm Land and Development Co.
'ILIAHI - Last week 300 students from Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School participated in a joint eco-restoration project sponsored by the National Tropical Botanical Garden and Grove Farm Land and Development Co.
January 28, 2007 | The Garden Island, Dennis Fujimoto
