Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Kamehameha Schools Song Contest
After looking at some of the sources found by {{u|CalzGuy}}, I think they are probably OK per  to source content about the contest in :Kamehameha Schools#Song Contest, but I'm not sure if there's enought to support a stand-alone article. Most of the coverage is local, so it does not seem to be enough per . Only the Huffington Post articles seem to be anything outside of Hawaii. One of the articles http://www.huffingtonpost.com/george-heymont/the-music-and-its-message_b_838834.html here is a blog which may be OK per  for citing as a source, but not helpful for notability. The other article http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dean-hamer-and-joe-wilson/a-place-in-the-middle-at-_b_9567718.html here seems to be more of a trivial mention of the contest as part of an article about the a particular singer, so it also doesn't really help towards notability. Anyway, |redirects are cheap so maybe a redirect to the school article is now appropriate and the new sources can be used there. I do have a concern that the article will probably be recreated. The AfD template has already been removed by two IPs, and the article was re-created shortly after in was prod deleted. Will a consensus here to redirect/merge preclude any recreation of the article? A merge is also possible, but some major trimming is going to be needed since I don't think the school article could support the amount of (unsourced) detail added by IPs to the contest's article. Maybe a table listing the winners supported by sources could be added (a primary source is probably OK here) along with the image of the program, but not sure about anything more than that
— User:Marchjuly, 07:19, 5 March 2017 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: :WP:V||:WP:GEOSCOPE||:WP:NEWSBLOG||:WP:CHEAP (Wikipedia:Verifiability)