Politics makes for strange bedfellows and that was no where truer than at a Jan. 30 meeting ostensibly to discuss splitting Hawaii County. Prominent in a crowd of about 150 mostly mainland transplants were activists from Public Access Shoreline Hawaii (PASH) waving signs, which read
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