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Tribune-Hm., eVScope <br />printre <br />plica.hawaiitribune-heraid.com <br />Uniste101ar.„ w/290 M FYN C okuly NL, <br />Editon 6 Tribune... <br />our island of abandoned <br />vehicles and enforcing the <br />law with regard to expi <br />inspection stickers, the lines <br />for which could be a huge <br />source of revenue to pay for <br />additional salary increases <br />for the county employees <br />responsible for dealing <br />with these two problems. <br />So, you see, there are <br />ind other issues in <br />our lives here that are <br />important enough to talk <br />about, other than the mess <br />in Washington, D.C. <br />yronies disease anyone? <br />Carl 1'4', Goebel <br />Naalehu <br />1,0 <br />'Beautiful memories' <br />ho property <br />owners: To all who lost me <br />thing of such s a ialness, <br />such be ty, such warmth <br />and so impossible to rep <br />this message is for you. <br />The Wai'opae Tide <br />Pools — the tide pools of <br />Kapoho were established <br />as a marine life conservation <br />district, which hibited the <br />fishing, the taking or injuring <br />of any marine life. uhibited <br />a <br />activities also included any <br />commercial activities and <br />the taking of any coral. <br />This marine life conser- <br />vation district designated by <br />the state d signed into law <br />by Gov. Lini I Lingle was <br />accomplished in MB. This <br />was after a six-year effort <br />led by our 41401'herd, Jim <br />Blakey, because of his love if <br />a s place and witnessing <br />such senseless destruction <br />of marine life for years. <br />The residents of <br />Vacationland committed to <br />the community and the state <br />government that the Wai‘opm <br />Tide Pools, if designated <br />a marine life conservation <br />district, would be kept open <br />to the public to enjoy the <br />beauty and wonderment <br />of the tide autis, Not only <br />was the so mise kept, but <br />signs, portables d a.1 k- <br />ing areas were developed to <br />accommod the visitors. <br />This was all done with no <br />government assistance. <br />This commitment to <br />the public was of such sin- <br />cerity that when access to <br />and p:1 ing at the ponds <br />were disrupted by Tropical <br />Sto Belle, the community <br />nded, I marvel at and <br />homemade signs <br />and cades that guided <br />visitors to the areas for p k- <br />ing that were developed for <br />them, as the previous ones <br />were 11 troyed. This was <br />done is i..pite attending to <br />their own property damage. <br />loss of this place <br />of beauty and warmth will <br />always leave an empty space <br />to all who loved and c: d <br />for the Wai-op, - Tide <br />In this sadness,, know <br />of the tens of thousands <br />who enjoyed this gift of the <br />Wai'opae Tide Pools and wi <br />forever have beautiful mem- <br />ories. This, because you kep <br />your promise. Thank you. <br />Mayor I rry Ki <br />Hawaii C01111 <br />The Tribune -Herald welcomes <br />letters from readers. Letters can be <br />emailed to letters@hawalitribune- <br />heraldcom, or mailed to Your Views, <br />c/a Hawaii Tribune -Herald, P.O. Box <br />767, Hilo, HI 9672L Letters must <br />include your name, phone number <br />(which won't be published), and your <br />town. Letters should be no longer t <br />300 worrls; shorter emailed letters <br />are preferred. Letters may be edited <br />f�r gramnum length, clarity and taste. <br />ot suits our nation, but <br />prompted Houston Chronicle Kim 0 who says the $25 <br />Olivia Wet to note miflinn the ernintv nenk <br />Tolstoy, the Russian writer <br />nnwn fcw ht ennrrnnii nrtv <br />