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Don't let the beach boy culture die

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Waileia kanealii
8 years ago

EO!

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Ryan grasa
8 years ago

I don't even live on Oahu but I know of the Waikiki beach boys it's like going to Arlington cemetery and saying I wanna build a motel 6, no can. The state complains about not having money well if you keep allowing mainland people or companies taking away from local people we will be controlled by America for sure with no other options I say there must be someone to say enough already and see what's happening to our state and stop letting money dictate your actions and have a backbone

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Grailles Clement
8 years ago

Stop le massacre

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Melissa Nakoa
8 years ago

As a native Hawaiian it is sickening to say the least that we have to sign a petition to protect yet another Hawaiian legacy. Haole greed knows no limits, so sad.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This is NOT PONO.

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Makana Lyman
8 years ago

Stop the Haole’s

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Good luck

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Cora
8 years ago

We need to keep Hawaii ... Hawaii!!

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Orlinna
8 years ago

Keep Hawai’i jobs for the local people and companies. Help us prosper. Not everyone else.

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Jordan Minardi
8 years ago

LONG LIVE THE BEACH BOY CULTURE. HISTORICAL PRESERVATION OVER GREED. That should be the rule of the land.

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Michael Jordan
8 years ago

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Stephanie Brown
8 years ago

This is a travesty. Long live The Beach Boys.

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Hayven Harada-Torres
8 years ago

Let the Beach Boy Club stay alive! There has been so many people in my family that’s been a beach boy, my uncles from long time ago was beach boys, my cousins are beach boys. I grew up at waikiki beach, I used to go there every single day. I still go there every weekend. The beach boy club doesn’t do this for money, they do it because they love the beach and they love the island. The beach boys mean so much to a lot of people! You can’t take that away :(

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Ruben s
8 years ago

Good

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Jacqueline Goring
8 years ago

The Waikiki Beach Boy culture is what made the world love Hawaii.

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Josh Brolin
8 years ago

Respect Hawaii’s culture. It’s the diversity of each culture that makes us want to visit. We don’t want same same everywhere we go. Respect the history of what each culture was built on.

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B Okimaw
8 years ago

This is a disgrace, is this an example of how the local Hawaiins are being respected?

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Anthony obrien
8 years ago

Save The Beach Boys!

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Susan Sato
8 years ago

IMUA!!!

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Tesia Ahai
8 years ago

Don’t take away one of that last things that makes Hawaii authentic & unique. Already bad get choke high rises.