Sandra Oshiro
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About Sandra
Sandee Oshiro started out in newspapers and moved to the digital side of news. She hasn't looked back.
She began as a general assignment reporter at West Hawaii Today, KHVH Radio and The Honolulu Advertiser. As a reporter, she covered natural disasters, county councils, governors, elections, labor disputes and local businesses. At the Advertiser, she served as assistant city editor, business section editor, digital news director and managing editor/digital. She managed the launch of the Advertiser's website and directed the development of its iPhone app.
She has served as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Hawaii journalism program and Chaminade University's communications program.
When she is not thinking about journalism or producing it, she is keeping her family and its mini daschund more or less fed and on track. She is also active with the Autism Society of Hawaii and coordinates a support group for young adults on the autism spectrum.
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Angie, the classes are listed at $69. For more info, go here and search for sewing: http://miracosta.augusoft.net/
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Daniel, Camp Pendleton, Oceanside -- Happy New Year!
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Alejandro and South Gate -- Happy New Year!
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Carlos and Baldwin Park -- Happy New Year!
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Cristina and Lynwood -- Happy New Year!
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Happy birthday, Carlos!
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Carlos reports from the road: "Freeway 60 closure may last into next week. Affecting traffic in Baldwin Park and surrounding areas."
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Congratulations on your site launch, Carlos!
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Congratulations on your site launch, Alejandro!
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Good luck with your launch today, Cristina! Site looks great!
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Sandra Oshiro posted the announcement:
The Board
Justin Levine
3:41 am on Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Hi Sandra.
Re: Good quiet coffee houses, I'd recommend either Tanners Coffee on Culver Blvd. in Playa Del Rey or the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf in the Playa Vista complex. Cow's End on Washington Blvd. on the Venice border is also good - but parking can sometimes be an issue there.