Please show up and support Good Trouble – July 17

Thinking of Congressman and civil rights activist John Robert Lewis (1940 – 2020) AND hoping you will consider joining me and many others this coming Thursday July 17 in stirring up and supporting “Good trouble, necessary trouble”.

* Hilo: 3 – 5pm Pauahi St and Kamehameha Ave. Hilo Bayfront

* Kailua-Kona: Queen Kaʻahumanu Hiwy near Mormon Temple 4 – 5 p.m.

* Naʻalehu: Hwy 11 near the Naʻalehu Post Office from 4 – 5pm

* Waimea (North HI): Mamalahoa Hiwy near Parker Ranch Center 4 – 5 p.m.

* Oʻahu: From noon – 1:30 at the State Library (featuring several “speakers”)

* Maui: At Queen Kaʻahumanu Center from 4:30 – 6 p.m.

* Kauai’i: Along highway/sidewalk, Kukui Grove, Macy’s 4:30-6:00 p.m.

NOTE: The above times and locations are from FaceBook posts primarily – Indivisible, the ACLU. Various organizations are sponsoring and co-sponsoring various events and the above is not intended to be an all inclusive list (and details may have changed). Please google or call around or ask your friends to confirm times and locations – then SHOW UP!

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This blog represents my thoughts as an individual person and does not represent the official position of any organization I may be affiliated with. I presently serve as volunteer President of the Hawaii Alliance for Progressive Action (H.A.P.A.) www.hapahi.org I am the former Vice-Chair of the Democratic Party of Hawaii. In another past life, I was an elected member of the Kauai County Council, a Hawaii State Senator, and Majority Leader, and the Director of Environmental Quality Control for the State of Hawaii - in an even earlier incarnation I was an entrepreneur and small business owner. Yes, I am one of the luckiest guys on the planet. Please visit my website AND sign up for my newsletter (unlike any email newsletter you have ever gotten, of that I am sure) - http://www.garyhooser.com/#four “Come to the edge.” “We can’t. We’re afraid.” “Come to the edge.” “We can’t. We will fall!” “Come to the edge.” And they came. And he pushed them. And they flew. - Christopher Logue (b.1926)
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