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The best way to reduce traffic problems on Hwy 130 is to widen it to accommodate a higher vehicle flow. A project to do just that is in the mill. However, don’t expect any widening efforts any time soon.
Several months ago, Tim Reese made a proposal to the County Council to restripe the [...]
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Get your trash here. Trust me… hide your eyes if you need to read this… Andrew Walden was already exposed long ago as the guy that started the Obama Smear that went nationwide.
At least now we might start seeing an end of the printed version.
I called it Kitty Litter…. Dang nabbit… it’s gonna be hard [...]
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Aloha Damon:
I can’t say that this is the easiest way, but one that I believe may address
the problem is mass transit. Increase the bus service schedules into main
cities and incorporate a viable inter-city bus system (possibly bring back
the sampan buses of the old Hilo days). Getting people on the buses will
get them [...]
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I sent the following question out via email to the candidates that are on the Unofficial Poll up at the top of the page:
What do you think is the easiest way to reduce traffic problems on Highway 130?
I guess we will see who responds.
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Ok, I’m not going to post the pictures here. But four teenagers, two from Hilo and two from Puna were reported missing yesterday.
I know these may just simply be cases of kids running away from their parents, etc….. But it does seem odd that there are SO MANY missing kids in Hawaii!
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In what may be one of Pricelines biggest mistake ever, they are guaranteeing trips to places that they believe will be sunny. If it rains during the trip, the customers get their money back.
Hilo is listed as one of the destinations. Anyone on the mainland reading my blog?
Here’s the deal: If your destination records [...]
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Well as the Junk get’s closer and closer to landing on Oahu, the boys were about to eat a fish they caught. I’ll let you all see the results:
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Led grew up in a musical family living in a small black sand bay village of Kalapana where he states there were little distractions. “We didn’t have electricity, not television, not even much radio, so we entertained ourselves. You could go to any house and everybody was playing music.” At fourteen, he began performing professionally [...]
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