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Here's the Honolulu Star-Bulletin article about the "adoption" of the donkeys and their disappearance from Ka'upulehu. For some reason, West Hawaii Today hasn't yet covered the story. Can you say "cover-up"?
posted by John Powell @ 7:46 AM
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How odd... why is that link taking me to MicroSoft? :: scratches head ::
It works now. Thanks.
Now youre cooking. Blogger takes a bit of getting used to but after a while you will do great.
Its very sad about the donkeys. It is a cover up and I think that there is a lot of graft in the whole development area. They werent hurting anyone. I am pretty conservative I think that you should be able to do what you want on your land, given the zoning ...I mean if you bought it knowing that you cant build a paint factory in residential, dont try to build one. ect...But to mess up graves and not report stuff is really bad. The Hokulia thing is a mixed bag... and I feel for those that have already bought their parcals, that are now maybe not buildable...Its a mess
Now youre cooking. Blogger takes a bit of getting used to but after a while you will do great.
Its very sad about the donkeys. It is a cover up and I think that there is a lot of graft in the whole development area. They werent hurting anyone. I am pretty conservative I think that you should be able to do what you want on your land, given the zoning ...I mean if you bought it knowing that you cant build a paint factory in residential, dont try to build one. ect...But to mess up graves and not report stuff is really bad. The Hokulia thing is a mixed bag... and I feel for those that have already bought their parcals, that are now maybe not buildable...Its a mess
We are vacationing in the area and just drove north from Kona and saw 6 donkeys on the sides of the road.....
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