Reader comments: Troupe keeps island moves alive

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Keilani Sauni | 4:38 p.m. April 20, 2008
I am 100% Samoan and I look forward to hearing more about poly culture!!
Mahalo | 5:10 p.m. April 20, 2008
Awesome, Awesome, Awesome!
Pearl | 4:17 p.m. April 30, 2008
Talofa, Its nice to hear about other polynesian dance groups in Utah. I dance for the Utah Pacific Island Dance Company (UPI) and I love it. I grew up in Laie, Hawaii and when I came to Utah it was hard to find a group that didnt just do Hawaiian/Tahitian
but I wanted a group that also had the other islands. I really enjoy it and always lood forward to going.
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Mercy | 7:57 a.m. May 11, 2008
hi...:):) my name is mercy naulu...i wonder if we're related??...wel i hope to here from you soon!!

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Heidi Sitake, left, and others dance for a crowd at the Tahitian Noni Conference Center in Provo during the Voice of Polynesia dance school competition. (Dan Lund, for the Deseret News)
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Heidi Sitake, left, and others dance for a crowd at the Tahitian Noni Conference Center in Provo during the Voice of Polynesia dance school competition.
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