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Well tomorrow we will find out if Hilo’s own Wesley Cabbage Correira can talk big again on the Big Island.
Fighting against Butterbean tomorrow should mark a major point in his career whether he wins or loses at the K-1 Fights at the Stan Sheriff tomorrow.
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A question was recently raised as to what Papala is. The Scientific Name is Charpentiera Obovata.
The fruits of the papala kepau contain a sticky sap used to trap birds.
I would assume this would enable people to collect feathers possibly???
More info can be found here.
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Just ran across this clip of a local boy who took some serious punishment because of someone else smoking a cigarette.
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I wrote to the Governors office this morning about Mickey Mouse and Hawaii Schools and I’m actually surprised by the quick response:
Aloha Mr. Tucker,
Thank you for emailing Governor Lingle’s office and sharing this information with us.
Office of Governor Linda Lingle
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I wrote the following letter to Governor Lingles office this morning. We will see what this brings about.
Dear Governor Lingle,
I’m writing to thank you for questioning the Department of Educations expenditures on the Recent June 22 – 25 trip to Walt Disney World.
It seems strange to me that you are only questioning this year, [...]
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