Weekly Data: July 25 - July 31, 2025
In the heart of the Hawaiian Islands, Oahu witnessed a flurry of new beginnings during the week of August 1-7, 2025. The Honolulu Star-Advertiser, a trusted source for local news, typically publishes weekly statistics on marriage licenses and birth certificates. However, due to unavailability of the specific data for this timeframe, interested parties are encouraged to seek the information in alternative ways.
During this week, a total of 17 babies were born on Oahu, each one a testament to new life and hope. Among the newborns were Bryannah Mei Valdez Balmilero, Isaiah Seiji Kaneshiro, Zayne Kealakahiki Kahuanui-Tuairau, Legend Kaimana Grey Padilla Tauyan, Jasai Jerone Jones, Sandra Heniretta Henry, Naiya Wailani Kamaile, Aubriella Ruelle Bacarro Cartez, Vanessa Ka'iomaluakainaliu Lei'ohukauikeko'olau Camvel, Penina-Rose Cataleya Pi'ilani Kamakanamaikalani Santana-Sabugo, Kinohi Kenananei'o Iehova Ikana'au Iaea Mahoe, Zariah Christopher James Hammond, and Laua'e Andrea Padilla.
Simultaneously, the spirit of love was in the air as 19 couples exchanged their vows and filed for marriage licenses. Some of the couples included La'akea Samuel Mataga Ane and Holly Vi'Ola Roark, Rosemarie Bonilla Barayuga and Victor Alan Esparza, Nancy Arlyn Beaucaire and Kurt Elliott Haendel, Mariel Joy Ayag Garcia and Jase Kai Kugiya, Taylor Taima Gaydosz and Evan Michael Haley, Brenda Elizabeth Guerrero and Brad Van Giang, Lauren Danielle Hale and Jason Timothy Kandler, Jessica Ann Jameson and Raymond Roy Stewart, Jaylene Ann Kaleouiokalani Kawewehi and Robert Keoahu Kalahiki JR, Ainsley Ann Keppner and Hunter Enoch Heninger, Melanie Leimomi Laporga and Joshua Hoomanawanui Ligsay, Virgen Ruby Niebla and Kaeo Kaimana Valdez, Aubrie Ann Emiko Lani Peralta-Fiesta and Matthew Jared Miksich, Jose Luis Rizo and Britney Nichole Bolton, Gisela Beatriz Miguelina Rodriguez and Juan Carlos Anaya, Alexander Nicholas Shell and Mackenzie Hope Chandler, Arvind Sontha and Victoria Maria Borkowski, Benjamin Masato Tao and Lynn Suisen Leau, and Christopher Lee Winn and Elena Denisse Mairena Galo.
For those seeking the published statistics from the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, we recommend visiting their official website directly, looking for their "Vital Statistics" or "Public Records" section. Alternatively, you can check archived editions of the newspaper for August 1-7, 2025, or contact the Hawaii Department of Health, which collects and may publish official data on marriage licenses and birth certificates by week and county.
In conclusion, the week of August 1-7, 2025, marked a significant period of new beginnings and celebrations of love on Oahu. Whether you are interested in the births or marriages, the information can be found through the channels mentioned above.
During this week, the newborns and newlyweds celebrated new beginnings, contributing to a change in the home-and-garden (lifestyle) of many families in Oahu. To access the published statistics from Honolulu Star-Advertiser about these new beginnings, interested parties can visit their official website or check archived editions for August 1-7, 2025, or contact the Hawaii Department of Health.
