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MAYOR’S AHUPUA‘A YOUTH AMBASSADORS EMBARK ON THIRD YEAR (Friday, September 18, 2009) – The 21st Century Ahupua‘a Youth Ambassadors held its first meeting of the 2009-10 year this past Sunday. This marks the third year for the group as 14 returnees welcomed 17 new members. The group is comprised of public and private high school students across “The positive actions taken by our youth today will impact our environment greatly for generations to come,” Mayor Hannemann said. “I want these outstanding young people to take action and be tremendous stewards of the environment. Our young people are the voice of tomorrow and can be very influential towards a sustainable future for our island.” The City’s Department of Environmental Services will oversee the group and engage them in various activities from community service projects, hands-on environmental activities, public service announcements and sustainability issues that face our island. The group’s first function will be the Henry Kapono “Aloha Green Concert” in Mayor’s 21st Century Ahupua‘a Youth Ambassadors
Returnees School Kapua Paikai Sacred Elizabeth Naai-Walker Sacred Alana Yokooji Sacred James Pentz Maryknoll High Geena Fong Maryknoll High Andrew Simeona Castle High Timothy Ho Ian Franklin Kaela Shiigi Jonathan Paeste Damien Memorial High Michael Monis Damien Memorial High Yvonne Yoro Leilehua High Jordan Perkins Mililani High Max Chenevert Mililani High Newcomers School Christinn Pacheco Sacred Cecilia Wong Sacred Richel Cole Sacred Laurie Tam Sacred Kalani Mejia Sacred Jamie Tamayose Joana Yasui Iris Saragena Uzma Hussain Aysia Ripani Keenan Kurihara Maryknoll High Kendal Kagawa Maryknoll High Jaclyn Khil Tiffany Li Katherine Clifton Janae Rasmussen Danielle Snodgrass Mililani High
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