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Sunday, May 11, 2008

E ola Molokai demonstrates at Ki‘owea

By Tom Patrick
5/6/2008 1:33:28 PM

Members of the budding organization E’ola Molokai and other concerned residents of Molokai rallied Monday near Kulana ‘Oiwi. Many of the roughly 60 community members carried placards that read such things as “Support Molokai/Save Our Jobs” and “No Job/No Life/No Molokai.”

“We’re just making our awareness to the rest of the community,” said E’ola Molokai representative Keoni Lindo. “That it’s time to step forward, time to come together and stand together to make a change in our community.”
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Sunday, May 11, 2008

E ola Molokai demonstrates at Ki‘owea

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