Leave land in the hands of the people who have been the land's stewards for generations. These are the people who keep the best interest of the aina in their hearts. Political and financial bullying are not acceptable means of securing what is desired by another group of people.
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Jana Lalanne
9 years ago
This is how the state thanks a wonderful man? Giving his property to some political contributor is outrageous.
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augie nobriga
9 years ago
always pushing the local people out just for Money Greedy ...S M H
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Only when the last tree is cut we will realize that we cannot live from money
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Stacy Orakpo
9 years ago
Keep Hawai'i lands in the hands of the natives there, it's their labs and only they can live & care for it like no one else will
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consuelo apolo-gonsalves
9 years ago
No can like this after all he did...just leave it alone like how you guys left it alone all these years don't change something that does not need change...enough taking what is not yours
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Preston Ako
9 years ago
Don't let some outsider benefit from Uncle Wilson's hard work!!! For once, let the Hawaiian be!!!
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David Kirby
9 years ago
Current customer at the boatyard, vessel HA 9257 B. Recreational sailboat.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
For Family
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D Munetake
9 years ago
Save da Boat Yard
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Rayden Cajudoy
9 years ago
Really Mr. Pelayo, some sad you!!
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Kukui Keahi
9 years ago
Go take your development somehwere else and leave Uncle Wilson alone!
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Kaleialoha Hoopii-Pascua
9 years ago
Why change what isn't broken!!!! The Community trusts Mr. Keahi and appreciates all that he has done and continues to do....
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Michelle Bright
9 years ago
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Let Wilson Keahi keep his boatyard. He has invested in this land and assists the boating community with a necessary storage space for vessels that would not otherwise be available.
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Raymond Gonsalves
9 years ago
Don't fix something that does not need to be fixed....leave things alone...where were you guys wen he was doing it with his own money...
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Marx ng
9 years ago
Keep Hawaiian lands in Hawaiian hands
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Joyce Nash
9 years ago
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Michael nolan
9 years ago
Don't let this happen
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Solomon Fraser
9 years ago
Save Uncle Wilson Boat yard!!!
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Karen Petersen
9 years ago
This is a small private local boats. Lahaina no need another big harbor. Let Wilson Keahi keep his boat yard!
Leave land in the hands of the people who have been the land's stewards for generations. These are the people who keep the best interest of the aina in their hearts. Political and financial bullying are not acceptable means of securing what is desired by another group of people.
This is how the state thanks a wonderful man? Giving his property to some political contributor is outrageous.
always pushing the local people out just for Money Greedy ...S M H
Only when the last tree is cut we will realize that we cannot live from money
Keep Hawai'i lands in the hands of the natives there, it's their labs and only they can live & care for it like no one else will
No can like this after all he did...just leave it alone like how you guys left it alone all these years don't change something that does not need change...enough taking what is not yours
Don't let some outsider benefit from Uncle Wilson's hard work!!! For once, let the Hawaiian be!!!
Current customer at the boatyard, vessel HA 9257 B. Recreational sailboat.
For Family
Save da Boat Yard
Really Mr. Pelayo, some sad you!!
Go take your development somehwere else and leave Uncle Wilson alone!
Why change what isn't broken!!!! The Community trusts Mr. Keahi and appreciates all that he has done and continues to do....
Let Wilson Keahi keep his boatyard. He has invested in this land and assists the boating community with a necessary storage space for vessels that would not otherwise be available.
Don't fix something that does not need to be fixed....leave things alone...where were you guys wen he was doing it with his own money...
Keep Hawaiian lands in Hawaiian hands
Don't let this happen
Save Uncle Wilson Boat yard!!!
This is a small private local boats. Lahaina no need another big harbor. Let Wilson Keahi keep his boat yard!