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Wailua Homesteads, September 7, 2026, the morning of Hurricane Lowell
Was hard to sleep last night. Phone kept “going off”, loudly and persistently, with emergency beeps, and messages telling me that dangerous and damaging winds were on the way. It’s 5am as I write this. The rain in Wailua Homesteads … Continue reading
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So tired, yet totally consumed by the “waiting for Lowell”
Like you, I’m oh so tired, yet totally consumed by the “waiting for Lowell” – speculating, predicting, watching one weather report after another, waiting for that inevitable “turn to the north and north-east”. My “go to” weather source is the NATIONAL … Continue reading
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Election Manipulation By Any Other Name, Is Still Election Manipulation
Blaming immigrants, the mail man, and local election officials for manipulating our elections is convenient, and makes for easy sound bites that resonate with many. In reality illegal voting by illegal immigrants, occurs in minuscule numbers, voting by mail is … Continue reading
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On PMRF lease renewal FEIS – Action is needed
Gotta laugh, or cry, or be angry and frustrated – at some of the language: “Hazardous materials and waste may be introduced from missiles that have landed in the GHA as a result of early flight termination”. In other words … Continue reading
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My mom called in a panic a few days ago.
She’d read my piece on the stress and trauma of Hurricane Lala, and when I failed to answer her phone call, she immediately went into her “mama bear” mode, calling others to make sure I was ok. Needless to say, … Continue reading
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Who’s watching the henhouse (AKA Kaua‘i County Government)?
“We hand out subsidies, tax exemptions, no-bid contracts, loan guarantees, land concessions, and regulatory favors — and we ask for almost nothing back. No enforceable promises. No penalty when the promises break. No accounting anyone can follow.” Richard Bodien Blog … Continue reading
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The “Lala trauma”…what’s next?
My blood pressure’s elevated, the quality of my sleep has deteriorated, my general “mood index” has tanked, and overall I feel like crap. The trauma and stress from “Lala”, is weighing heavy on me. And apparently, another storm is only … Continue reading
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Our State legislative leaders must step up and do the right thing, and we as citizens must demand it.
Pardon me while I go on a bit of a rant, but I’m sick and tired of legislative leaders who refuse to lead, preferring instead to just keep their heads down and look the other way. 70% of our friends … Continue reading
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Post 2026 Primary – a missive of gratitude, reflection, and commitment
To friends and fellow advocates. Apologies for not posting sooner my “post primary” thoughts. Honestly, I’ve been stuck, going around in circles, thankful for the many candidates who gave it their best shot, hugely disappointed in the many who lost, … Continue reading
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2026 Kaua‘i Primary Election Results – Translated
What’s it all mean for the residents of Kaua‘i County? To summarize and speculate a bit, the next Mayor of Kaua‘i will be either Council Chair Mel Rapozo who received 7,580 votes in the Primary, or former Kaua‘i Mayor now … Continue reading
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