2011 News
Tanya Somera of Pearl City was first in line to get autographs from Honolulu Marathon winners Nicholas Chelimo and Woynishet Girma on Monday at Kapiolani Park...
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A Kona woman probably will back for next year's Honolulu Marathon -- and the years after that.
Melissa Braswell of Kailua-Kona...
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A 25-year-old from Ethiopia won the Honolulu Marathon women's championship, her first marathon title and in her Honolulu Marathon debut.
"It was a good race, but...
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Defending champion Nicholas Chelimo pushed ahead of two-time winner Patrick Ivuti about 50 yards from the finish line to win the 39th Honolulu Marathon on Sunday.
His time was two hours, 14 minutes and 55 seconds...
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Regine Schultz-Langerhaus says she really can't compare the Honolulu Marathon with the other 107 marathons she has run.
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Former Honolulu Marathon champion Mbarak Hussein says, as a child, he had to walk or run three miles to and from school in his native Kenya. In addition to having no bus, the school also had no cafeteria.
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A second-grader asked six-time Honolulu Marathon champion Jimmy Muindi if someone stole something and ran away could he catch him.
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Gladys ``Glady'' Burrill says she saw the serious look on Honolulu Marathon Association President Jim Barahal's face and thought he was going to tell her not to do any more marathons. Instead, he told her that she would be inducted into the marathon's Hall of Fame.
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Keiko Enomoto was first in line to pick up her runner's number for Sunday's Honolulu Marathon, but says that, after finishing the race 10 times, this might be her last year.
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Defending champion Nicholas Chelimo of Kenya leads what race director Jon Cross calls a ``very competitive field'' in Sunday's Honolulu Marathon.
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Runners in Sunday's Honolulu Marathon won't get just a shell lei and a certificate when they finish the race. This year, the hungry runners (the race starts at 5 a.m.) also can look forward to a malasada.
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It's Race Week and it's beginning to look a lot like the Honolulu Marathon.
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