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w" Ka Wai Oia o OHA is a free monthly newspaper of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, with a circulation of nearly 60.000, and a readership of more than 120 000 t Ka Wai Ola effectiveiy serves the Hawaiian Hl community by reporting on critical issues m that impact not only Hawaiians. but the entire community, and is posted onllne % atwww.OHA.org. %v. ln addition to news, Ka Wai Ola %tt,provides a forum in whieh OHA * trustees address concerns and L ' express their mana'o. Ka Leo Kaiāut f !u, the letters to the editor section, is K d public forum for readers to speak f fheit mind. Feature stories add to I12l^ ImĒĒĒĒi - Ka Wai Ola's popularity, covering fe'.- community events, health isswes, Hawaiian-owned busiHT5e' nesses, music and the arts, ^ education. historic sites and HK , ' ' other related topics.

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