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Kualoa has partnered with Mamolii Productions to present The Legends of Kualoa, a new show that provides guests entertaining cultural presentations of the sacred land of Kualoa and four Hawaiian legends including that of Kahekili, Laamaikahiki, Kamapuaa and Kuilioloa, and the battle of Hiiaka and Mokolii. Guests also enjoy a dinner featuring delicious hand-carved prime rib, island fish with lemon caper butter sauce, grilled island chicken, and selection of sides and dessert. Vegetarian selections are available. The dinner and show can also be combined with two afternoon tours.

"Legends of Kualoa gives guests the opportunity to learn about true Hawaii through tours and hula kahiko, an ancient style of hula," said Kualoa President John Morgan. "During the afternoon tours, they'll be taken to the various parts of Kualoa where they'll learn of the legends and legacy of our sacred land.

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Six public libraries are currently hosting American Association for Retired Persons (AARP) Tax Assistance programs that offer free help in preparing basic 2011 federal and state income tax returns with trained volunteers available to assist those who cannot prepare their own tax returns, have low to moderate income, are disabled, have limited English skills, or are elderly.  Bring your photo ID; Social Security card (also for spouses and dependents, if applicable); 2011 federal and state tax returns; and other relevant information regarding income and expenses.

These libraries are located on Oahu and Kauai:

* Aina Haina Public Library (tel. 377-2456) - Fridays & Saturdays: 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. through April 14.  Co-sponsored by AARP Tax-Aide, IRS, state Dept.