As mail-voting continues, election workers prepare for the big night.
Ewa by Gentry Community Association hosted Movie in the Park on Friday in Ewa Beach. Numerous families turned out to watch the animated film, 鈥淢igration.鈥 (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024)Tizza Pizza鈥檚 Tipa Cabus builds a cheese pizza at Ewa by Gentry Community Association鈥檚 Movie in the Park. Tabatha and Tipa Cabus operate the family business in Ewa Beach. (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024)With the Legislature out of session, a lifeless cockroach lies under a sign outside the Senate gallery Saturday at the State Capitol. (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024)The Office of Elections tests its vote-counting system Saturday in the Senate chambers to prepare for the Aug. 10 primary election. Official observers represented political parties, community groups and others interested in the voting process. (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024)Office of Elections staffers prepare test ballots for official observers to practice with the vote-counting system. (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024)Test ballots are scanned and counted Saturday at the Capitol. (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024)Volunteer Larry Rostrata, left, of Honolulu, measures Elaine Cooper, of Kaneohe, for a helmet as part of a Hawaii Bicycle League helmet giveaway Sunday at SALT at Our Kakaako. A properly fitted helmet protects the only brain you have. (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024)Keegan Cooper, 10, of Kaneohe, tries on a helmet with the help of volunteer Jacqueline Dardeen of Ewa Beach. Some 300 helmets were available for adults and keiki. Hawaii state law requires those younger than 16 to wear a helmet while riding a bicycle or scooter. (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024)Jaselyn Dardeen, 7, of Ewa Beach, zooms around a racetrack during the helmet giveaway. Bicycle helmets are constructed to absorb only one severe impact. “Once it’s cracked, it’s trashed,” said volunteer Julia Parsons. (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024)A view from the bow of the German Navy frigate FGS Baden-W眉rttemberg shows its five-inch gun and bridge Wednesday in Honolulu. The German Navy is participating in an Indo-Pacific deployment, which includes the Baden-W眉rttemberg and combat supply ship FGS Frankfurt am Main as part of this summer’s biennial RIMPAC exercises. (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024)German Navy Ensign Wolfgang Hopf, left, photographs Hawaii News Now鈥檚 Annalisa Burgos sitting on the bridge of the frigate FGS Baden-W眉rttemberg. RIMPAC stands for Rim of the Pacific. (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024)German Navy Lt. Jr. Grade J枚rn Kieseier leads a media tour through the frigate FGS Baden-W眉rttemberg, which is based out of Hamburg, Germany. Its American counterpart is the destroyer class of warships, but it’s much heavier with less maneuverability. (Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024)
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