03-03-2018, 01:33 PM
Kamehameha Schools is in the process of demolishing the old Keahou Beach Hotel which they plan to replace with a new cultural center on the site. Some residents in the area have noticed that the demolition and construction is taking place over a larger area than permits allow. Kam Schools says they are simply protecting the shoreline.
It's unfortunate there isn't an organized group on island, ready to step in when necessary for the preservation of lands sacred to Native Hawaiian people and their representatives. A group that might "Protect" the aina and the ocean, one that would stop all further work on the site until they were absolutely certain each and every i was dotted, and t was crossed.
Ah well:
http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/37639...nstruction
It's unfortunate there isn't an organized group on island, ready to step in when necessary for the preservation of lands sacred to Native Hawaiian people and their representatives. A group that might "Protect" the aina and the ocean, one that would stop all further work on the site until they were absolutely certain each and every i was dotted, and t was crossed.
Ah well:
http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/37639...nstruction
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