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Big Island Organizations & Programs Losing Funding
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"This aerial view shows the location of the kiawe trees on land owned by the Waikōloa Village Association."

Did you look at the picture of the area and read this caption ?

I guess it was a DEI grant because the poor disadvantaged folks living in Waikaloa Village couldn't afford cutting the trees and paying their green fees too.

There was a guy selling kiawe wood yesterday on Orchidland Dr. Maybe ask him and he would cut them down for free.
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RE: Big Island Organizations & Programs Losing Funding - by Obie - 03-01-2025, 10:59 PM

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