Mayor Kirk Caldwell: Classify Fabric Stores As An Essential Business
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Thomas Roberts
6 years ago
Mayor and Governor is the worst I seen in the 40yrs sinc
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Kealoha figaroa
6 years ago
Fabric marts are essential only because we need them so we can make our mask just in case we don’t have outside shipments we can rely on our trusted local fabric mart to provide us with supplies.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I'm making masks for first responders and anyone else that needs one. I haven't been able to find the elastic or required black fabric for specific organizations but I just learned yesterday that Fabric Mart has plenty of the much needed elastic. Please reconsider your decision on closing their business. There is no reason they cannot operate during the day just as other retailers have been. They are trying hard to support the community and so are we. Aloha.
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Roxana m Turnbo
6 years ago
I’m the CEO & Fashion Designer of Gingrr Dalt, LLC. Leading & heading the way of being the main Island and mainland Hula Facemask (patent pending) provider . I’m donating to our homeless and frontline workers. Without Fabric Mart, the locals will struggle for allocating resources for proper protection! Our PEOPLE first. Our health first and we need Fabric Mart! I have spoken. I will pursue law suit if I’m restricted in allocating local materials for my live business. Mahalo.
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Janet Tran
6 years ago
Face mask are increasingly becoming a necessary and critical item each day. Fabric stores help support the continued production of masks which in turn support those in essential jobs as well as the general public in essential activities.
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kawai Moku
6 years ago
He needs to go.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
This makes it inconvenient for volunteers making masks in bulk for people on the front lines.
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Jane
6 years ago
Seamstresses need to feel the weight and tightness of the fabric weave otherwise our efforts are wasted.
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Mia Tockey
6 years ago
How we will make masks?
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dianne jinbo
6 years ago
Please allow fabric stores to remain open.
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Michele Wilborn
6 years ago
All fabric are not alike. One too light will make a face mask inferior and useless. Online you can't tell.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Since face masks are hard to get...why not let us get our on materials to sew!
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Gina Imai
6 years ago
With so many in need of masks, why are we doing this? The people sewing these mask are providing for all us essential workers who have no access to go out and buy one.
Come on Mayor!
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Eric bartolome
6 years ago
Caldwell is an idiot. Look around and see what other businesses are operating.. fabric store provides material to produce masks you dumb idiot.
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Brenda Abero
6 years ago
Mayor, where's your material mask? Did someone made it for you & family? I just bought a new and basic sewing machine because mine broke. Do I need to cut up muumuus?
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Need masks!
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Noriko Wada
6 years ago
While stores on the Mainland (i.e. Michael's and JoAnn's) continue to service their communities by providing curbside pickup service, people in Hawaii are forced to order online thru sites like Amazon, eBay, etc and wait for weeks if not months to get supplies for masks.
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Pam Sanchez
6 years ago
Yes I agree!
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Stephania Reyna
6 years ago
Support local and make fabric stores essential!
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Luke Ralph
6 years ago
Fabric stores should be viewed as essential so that the community can continue to make masks. This is to help keep our community safe!
Mayor and Governor is the worst I seen in the 40yrs sinc
Fabric marts are essential only because we need them so we can make our mask just in case we don’t have outside shipments we can rely on our trusted local fabric mart to provide us with supplies.
I'm making masks for first responders and anyone else that needs one. I haven't been able to find the elastic or required black fabric for specific organizations but I just learned yesterday that Fabric Mart has plenty of the much needed elastic. Please reconsider your decision on closing their business. There is no reason they cannot operate during the day just as other retailers have been. They are trying hard to support the community and so are we. Aloha.
I’m the CEO & Fashion Designer of Gingrr Dalt, LLC. Leading & heading the way of being the main Island and mainland Hula Facemask (patent pending) provider . I’m donating to our homeless and frontline workers. Without Fabric Mart, the locals will struggle for allocating resources for proper protection! Our PEOPLE first. Our health first and we need Fabric Mart! I have spoken. I will pursue law suit if I’m restricted in allocating local materials for my live business. Mahalo.
Face mask are increasingly becoming a necessary and critical item each day. Fabric stores help support the continued production of masks which in turn support those in essential jobs as well as the general public in essential activities.
He needs to go.
This makes it inconvenient for volunteers making masks in bulk for people on the front lines.
Seamstresses need to feel the weight and tightness of the fabric weave otherwise our efforts are wasted.
How we will make masks?
Please allow fabric stores to remain open.
All fabric are not alike. One too light will make a face mask inferior and useless. Online you can't tell.
Since face masks are hard to get...why not let us get our on materials to sew!
With so many in need of masks, why are we doing this? The people sewing these mask are providing for all us essential workers who have no access to go out and buy one. Come on Mayor!
Caldwell is an idiot. Look around and see what other businesses are operating.. fabric store provides material to produce masks you dumb idiot.
Mayor, where's your material mask? Did someone made it for you & family? I just bought a new and basic sewing machine because mine broke. Do I need to cut up muumuus?
Need masks!
While stores on the Mainland (i.e. Michael's and JoAnn's) continue to service their communities by providing curbside pickup service, people in Hawaii are forced to order online thru sites like Amazon, eBay, etc and wait for weeks if not months to get supplies for masks.
Yes I agree!
Support local and make fabric stores essential!
Fabric stores should be viewed as essential so that the community can continue to make masks. This is to help keep our community safe!