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Stephanie Lum

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Hawaii News Now News Anchor/Reporter,Seattle U.,Maryknoll School grad,marathoner,triathlete, chocoholic
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Hawaii actor Taimua Hannemann hunted by sharks in new thriller ‘The Bay’

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By Stephanie Lum Verified
| KSIX-TV (Honolulu, HI) Verified
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Hawaii actor who starred in an Oscar-nominated film is now leading a new thriller that may give viewers flashbacks to the classic movie “Jaws.” Kaimuki native Lachlan Taʻimua Hannemann, 25, stars in “The Bay.” “It’s just a bloody mess and a lot of tension. It’s really intense,” said Hannemann, who goes by Taʻimua. Hannemann plays Ruhan, a deckhand on a tour boat taking visitors to a remote shark sanctuary — until things go wrong.
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Kauai Pokefest crowns winner as chefs serve up ono poke

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By Stephanie Lum Verified
| KSIX-TV (Honolulu, HI) Verified
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Oahu chef Justin Firmignac from Haleiwa Joe’s is the newly crowned Kauai Pokefest champion! Firmignac and his team got the highest score for their Alii Momona poke made with fresh ahi and dungeoness crab. “I still don’t believe it. I’ve worked so hard for this,” he said. Firmignac and more than more than 20 professional and amateur teams served up their original poke recipes to big crowds at the 6th annual Kauai Pokefest at Koloa Landing Resort in Poipu Saturday.
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Hawaii youth coaches balance tough love and being dads

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By Stephanie Lum Verified
| KSIX-TV (Honolulu, HI) Verified
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - In youth sports across Hawaii, parents are usually the ones coaching their kids, especially fathers. Often, these lessons go far beyond the sport. For many young athletes, their coach is also their biggest fan. “My dad has been my coach all my life since I was really young,” said basketball player Keoni Vivas. Keoni’s father, coach Matt Vivas, knows juggling both roles isn’t easy.
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