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Powered by Cincopa Video Hosting solution.The Projector: June 2 – 8 Addressing the Council Polly Grace from Waianae, who frequently appears at Honolulu City Council meetings, spoke on a variety of topics this week. cameramake Canon height 1888 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/4/2014 7:00:24 PM width 2831 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II The gavel comes down City Council Chair Ernie Martin lowers the gavel to resume Wednesday’s meeting after a short recess. The Council passed a $2.1B budget for the 2015 fiscal year. cameramake Canon height 873 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/4/2014 6:25:42 PM width 1309 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II Capturing the moment Council Vice Chair Ikaika Anderson, left, films with his cell phone. Anderson came up with a compromise proposal that directed an additional $32 million to combat homelessness without dipping into funds destined for the mayor’s road repavement program. cameramake Canon height 1920 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/4/2014 4:24:26 PM width 2880 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II Podium instructions A reminder to public testifiers, like Polly Grace, when they take the microphone to address the Council. cameramake Canon height 1806 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/4/2014 3:13:39 PM width 2709 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II A plea This man testified to ask the Council to fund a land purchase to help a Kokua Kalihi Valley nonprofit. Honolulu’s managing director, Ember Shinn, said the deal couldn’t be executed. Joey Manahan plans to propose funding again next year. cameramake Canon height 1872 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/4/2014 5:55:46 PM width 2807 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II He’s back Former Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann greets supporters on June 3 at the Office of Elections in Pearl City before filing papers to run for governor on behalf of the Hawaii Independent Party. cameramake Canon height 1920 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/3/2014 6:00:21 PM width 2880 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II A governor’s profile? Hannemann, a Democrat who left the party because he said he no longer felt it was the place for him, talks to supporters in the elections office. cameramake Canon height 1157 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/3/2014 6:18:52 PM width 1735 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II Cheat sheet A clerk administers an oath of loyalty to Hannemann whose past primary election support levels could carry him to victory in a tight three-candidate general election in November. cameramake Canon height 1920 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/3/2014 6:34:24 PM width 2880 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II In the viewfinder Local television news captures Hannemann’s image during an interview. cameramake Canon height 1920 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/3/2014 7:03:51 PM width 2880 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II Preparing for the cameras HART CEO Dan Grabauskas, center, holds a piece of paper on June 5 to help TV crews set the white balance before the start of a news conference at a HART construction site in Kapolei. cameramake Canon height 1920 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/5/2014 3:28:15 PM width 2880 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II Eyeing the photographer As the officials talk, a Kiewit employee keeps careful watch over Civil Beat’s chief photographer a quarter mile from the actual construction site. cameramake Canon height 1920 orientation 1 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/5/2014 4:03:07 PM width 2880 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II Photo op The senior vice president of Kiewit Infrastructure West Co., Lance Wilhelm, center, talks to the press. Mayor Kirk Caldwell said this rural area of Kapolei will become a “thriving community” in the years ahead, once construction is complete. cameramake Canon height 1718 flash 9 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/5/2014 3:37:07 PM width 2577 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II State transportation history The first guideway in the entire HART system is put into place in Kapolei. cameramake Canon height 1920 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/5/2014 4:23:04 PM width 2880 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II Heavy burden This gizmo may look like a set piece from the new Star Wars film, but it is a section of the HART guideway that will cradle the track. cameramake Canon height 1920 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/5/2014 3:30:31 PM width 2880 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II Hard-hat buddies Mayor Caldwell, center, with Grabauskas, left and Wilhelm, right. cameramake Canon height 1920 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/5/2014 4:07:56 PM width 2880 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II Crafting strategy? UH Board of Regents Chairman John C. Holzman, right, speaks with board member Carl A. Carlson Jr. at the University of Hawaii prior to the election of David Lassner as UH president on June 2. cameramake Canon height 1920 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/2/2014 5:53:29 PM width 2880 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II Abstention Regent Benjamin Kudo, right, called for a delay in the vote during the meeting. Kudo was one of two people to abstain. Lassner won by an 11-2 vote. cameramake Canon height 1920 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/2/2014 6:24:37 PM width 2880 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II Watching from New York UH Regent Barry T. Mizuno watches over proceedings from the other side of the country via video conference. cameramake Canon height 1920 flash 16 camerasoftware Adobe Photoshop CS6 originaldate 6/2/2014 8:06:19 PM width 2880 orientation 1 cameramodel Canon EOS 5D Mark II
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