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Rainbow Falls, Hilo, May 1, after a torrential downpour. No drought in this town. — Rainbow Falls, Hilo, May 1, after a torrential downpour. No drought in this town. (Photo by Teri Tico)

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Rainbow Falls, Hilo, May 1, after a torrential downpour. No drought in this town. (Photo by Teri Tico)

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Kauai Attorney Teresa Tico has been serving the people of Hawaii for over 30 years primarily as a Solo Practitioner, but also as a Grand Jury Counsel, Per Diem Judge, and President of the Kauai Bar Association. She works as a freelance documentary producer, director and videographer and is a regular contributor to Hawaii Reporter.

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