Haleiwa is now the economic hub of the North Shore and the gateway to world famous surf breaks at Waimea Bay, Pipeline and Sunset Beach. Considered a special historic district by the City and County of Honolulu, Haleiwa is home to 34 historic buildings featuring plantation architectural styles influenced by the former Waialua Sugar Company. All new buildings must emulate these styles to satisfy the Haleiwa Special District requirements.

Haleiwa is home to many unique, locally owned businesses. From boutiques and boat charters, to surf shops and shave ice. Haleiwa offers activities guaranteed to please every member of the family.

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2005

Jul 20, 2007		Message from Our New Chairman Josh Heimowitz
Jul 20, 2007		Second Annual Installation Dinner
Jul 20, 2007		Not Just Another Surf Shop—Crank and Carve
Jul 20, 2007		North Shore Driving Tour Available at Stores Now
May 29, 2007		North Shore Map Reservations
Apr 30, 2007		Aloha from our Chairman Kalani Fronda
Apr 30, 2007		“Made on the North Shore”
Apr 30, 2007		The Scoop on Local Gourmet Ice Cream
Apr 30, 2007		Executive Director’s Report
Apr 30, 2007		First Annual Membership Drive
Apr 30, 2007		Hale’iwa, a Pictorial History
Mar 6, 2007		Christmas Party Highlights
Mar 6, 2007		Christmas Parade
Mar 6, 2007		Annual Christmas Party and Christmas Parade Supporters
Mar 4, 2007		A Big Mahalo to ...
Mar 4, 2007		Haleiwa Town Lighting: And the Winner is...
Mar 4, 2007		Historical North Shore Drive Tour
Mar 4, 2007		Improving Our Public Restrooms
Mar 4, 2007		There’s a Soap Factory in the Waialua Sugar Mill
Mar 2, 2007		Executive Director’s Report 2006
Mar 2, 2007		Chamber Obtains Federal Grant
Mar 2, 2007		Success in 2006 — Moving Forward in 2007