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<br /> <br /> I nick wrote on June 16, 2006 11:28 AM: <br /> "I'm currently in texas serving our country. The one thing I look forward to is trips to Hilo to enjoy a cold one <br /> down at the beach with old friends and talk about good times. We remember old timers doing it and now we <br /> want to enjoy. " <br /> A mother wrote on June 16, 2006 11:02 AM: <br /> "There are not enough places in Hilo considered nice and open for our 21-25 year-olds to hang out at! This law <br /> would add to that restriction. Let them enjoy the beach and each other during the day over beer, and ban it at <br /> night! " <br /> Finn wrote on June 16, 2006 10:24 AM: - <br /> "AS clearly stated in the article, the law was designed to make it "easier for police to cite offenders", which tells <br /> me they're just lookmq for another opportunity to make money off the citations. I've never seen or heard of any <br /> problems with drinking at beach parks..." <br /> Anna wrote on June 16, 2006 9:21 AM: <br /> "Excessive drinking at our beaches equates to wing while drunk when leaving..... right?" <br /> non drinker wrote on June 16, 2006 8:44 AM: <br /> "truth be known. They would rather not have "You" at the beach either. Can you imagine as you drive by and <br /> see "gangs" of locals? They must be scared to start with. Then add booze to the equation. Oh, no. They are <br /> running scared." <br /> Tony wrote on June 16, 2006 4:54 AM: <br /> "The Hawaii County Council is turning the Big Island into a "Police State." This should be voted on by the citizens. <br /> Such a law turn's citizens into criminals in space paid for by the Voters. I hope citizens will show Tuesday <br /> meeting to protest. Blame Ka'u" <br /> L-10 in LV wrote on June 15, 2006 11:03 PM: <br /> "Bad idea! Ban booze now, what next? Ban smoking in the outdoor public as well? This coming from a non <br /> smoker/non orinkei. Dont pass it, set regulabons such as time, but dont tell people what they cant do in a free <br /> country... or is it?" <br /> anonymous wrote on June 15, 2006 10:34 PM: <br /> "In case anybody didn't notice, there's an election coming up. Tough talk on enforcing laws is always a favorite <br /> election-time subject. But even if the council passes an outright ban, the "catch and release" mentality of the <br /> courts toward alcohol-related offenses will render any such law totally useless." <br /> anonymous wrote on June 15, 2006 8:53 PM: <br /> "I believe it is a great idea. Not many people recognize that drinking and Ice are the big causes of Incident and - <br /> especially in Puna side. We can relax in many others way, if you like the ocean go swimming or surfng,life is to <br /> precious" <br /> another girl born and raised on the hilo side wrote on June 15, 2006 8:41 PM: <br /> "Maybe there should be more done about the drinking done along the road ways but why at places where <br /> birthdays and different occasions are celebrated. There is just not enough pavillions to make it fair to everyone <br /> with a permit. Common there has to be another reasonable idea than that." <br /> Anonymous wrote on June 15, 2006 7:08 PM: <br /> "POWER & CONTROL ...I think that the people with a LOW LEVEL of COMMENSENSE... that make it their priority <br /> to go "DOWN DA BEACH" to drink, get drunk, & TO GET OUT OF CONTROL should be the ones that are <br /> REGULATED! THIS NEEDS 2 B THOUGHT THROUGH BETTER!" <br /> Tim wrote on June 15, 2006 6:07 PM: <br /> "So, no crack down on illegal drugs, which are common place, just another law to generate revenues for the <br /> Parks and Recreation people. I have never stepped on a broken bottle, but almost on a broken pipe. Get real..." <br /> kalani wrote on June 15, 2006 5:14 PM: <br /> "Do we ban alcohol, and make the parks safe for EVERYONE to enjoy? Or do we let alcohol be consumed and <br /> HOPE nothing bad happens? And if something bad happens,pray the culprits get caught in the act? If it wasn't <br /> for some bad apples..." _ <br /> Teri wrote on June 15, 2006 2:54 PM: <br /> "Why punish everyone? Why do all the people from other places want to move here and make up all kinds of <br /> rules? They still have the probiem in other places, but the people move here to the islands and want to change it <br /> all. I don't understand???" <br /> IGGY IGNACIO wrote on June 15, 2006 2:33 PM: <br /> "WHAT NEXT??.. MOST OF THE GUYS I KNOW OF DRINK PEACEFULLY AND PLAY MUSIC... NOW ITS THE <br /> BARS/PUPU/JUKEBOXES... NO MORE ROLLING WAVES AND FRESH AIR... I GO HOME HILO, EACH YEAR FOR THE <br /> PURPOSE OF RELAXING..." <br /> Fogg wrote on June 15, 2006 2:10 PM: - <br /> "Bob, what are you thinking? Why not try letting the cops arrest guilty drunks at parks the same as they do <br /> anywhere else? " <br /> John wrote on June 15, 2006 2:01 PM: <br /> "The land of the free" <br /> Debbie wrote on June 15, 2006 1:59 PM: <br /> "I think this is a wonderful idea. I lived in Hilo for 27 years and have had to deal with linking and such for the <br /> whole time I was there. Wonderful to enjoy the beach without drunken fightsI M'" <br />