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State approves new name for Russian fort

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The state Board of Land and Natural Resources recently approved Senate Resolution 106. The name change comes almost 15 months after an eight-foot-tall bronze statue of King Kaumualii was unveiled.SR 106 also asks the BLNR to develop new interpretive signs, brochures and websites for the site.

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State approves new name for Russian fort

HONOLULU — The state Board of Land and Natural Resources recently approved Senate Resolution 106 to rename the Russian Fort Elisabeth State Historical Park in Waimea as Pa‘ula‘ula. Pa‘ula‘ula is the traditional place name for the eastern bank at the mouth of the Waimea River, and was the location of the royal compound of Kaumuali‘i, the ali‘i ‘ai moku of Kaua‘i. The name change comes almost 15 months after an eight-foot-tall bronze statue of Ki…

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