Community Events
Lt. Governor Aiona's latest community events.
Adapting to Change
Lt. Governor Aiona last week participated in the 2009 Department of Transportation (DOT) Highways Division Design Conference to promote collaborative leadership and progressive thinking within the division.
Providing Congestion Relief for West Maui
Lt. Governor Aiona and State Department of Transportation officials today broke ground on the Honoapi`ilani Highway Widening Project from the Lahainaluna Road to Aholo Road.
Promoting Family Literacy
Lt. Governor Aiona traveled to Hawai`i Island to help engage families in reading-related activities as part of Read Aloud America's Read Aloud Program (RAP). The Lt. Governor has been actively involved with the literacy program since 2004 and helped to expand RAP across the state.
Tribute to Saint Damien
Lt. Governor Aiona last week participated in a mass and procession at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace and tribute at `Iolani Palace to celebrate the life and canonization of Saint Damien.
Creating a Healthier Hawai‘i
Lt. Governor Aiona recently participated in two events to help make Hawai`i healthier by supporting more active communities that encourage physical activity and nutrition, and create a more healthy and productive workforce.
Improving Visitor Service
Lt. Governor Aiona today presented Edmund "Buster" Civerolo with a commendation for being honored with the 2009 Outstanding Lodging Employee of the Year Award by the American Hotel & Lodging Association.
Lt. Governor to Attend Canonization in Rome
Lt. Governor Aiona announced at a news conference that he and his wife, Vivian, will travel to Rome for the canonization of Blessed Damien de Veuster, the Catholic priest who will be declared a saint.
Nine Inducted in Restaurant Hall of Fame
Lt. Governor Aiona participated in an industry-wide salute to nine restaurants that have made major contributions to Hawai`i's economy and way of life.
Festival Spotlights Portuguese Culture
Lt. Governor and Mrs. Aiona were credited with providing enthusiastic support for an annual fundraiser organized by Hawai`i Council on Portuguese Heritage.
Volunteers Step In to Make Repairs at Correctional Facility
Lt. Governor Aiona and Hawai`i corrections officials have announced the completion of a community-led roofing project at Waiawa Correctional Facility that saved state taxpayers more than $200,000.
