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Coleman Canoe trip on Barlings Eau Lincolnshire
HONOLULU (CN) - The family of the late, legendary surfer Eddie Aikau asked a state judge to stop a company from claiming the right to make a movie about his life.
Edward Ryon Makuahanai Aikau (1946-1978), a Maui-born big wave surfer, was lost at sea before his 32nd birthday, trying to save fellow crew members with his longboard when a Polynesian voyaging canoe capsized in stormy weather off the Big Island.
He was the first lifeguard at Waimea Bay, on Oahu's North Shore, where an exclusive surfing competition, "The
March 5
Reckless Endangerment: A Sammamish woman was investigated by police after employees of the girls and boys club at a local grade school after school program reported to police that she was attempting to pick up her children from daycare but was apparently intoxicated. The children refused to get in the car with her and the children’s father was called to pick them up. Police went to the home to perform a welfare check. The officer reported that he would forward the case to Child Protective Services for investigation.
March 8
Residential Burglary: Police were dispatched to the 24000 block of 220 Pl NE, where the homeowner told police someone had entered the home through an open garage door while he was out running errands between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. He noticed the open garage on his return, but didn’t see anything out of place until his wife returned home later and found an earring on the bathroom floor. Further inspecition revealed that several pieces of jewely and several valuable watches were missing, with a total estimated value of over $16,000. Police were not able to recover any fingerprints.
My attention has been drawn to the absence from Plenary sessions of the 53rd Legislature of Honorable Cletus S. Wotorson, Senator of Grand Kru County. My concern is an embodiment of the frustration and disenchantment of thousands of other kinsmen across the traditional communities of Grand Kru County about the whereabouts of Senator Wotorson.
The reason is simple. When the totality of the material consciousness of a people rests upon the intellect of a fellow kinsman, firmly believing that he would articulate their aspirations by adequate representation to generate growth and development especially for them in a county like Grand Kru that has suffered political neglect and marginalization for decades, then it becomes the collective responsibility of those affected to rise and raise questions about the low state of their political representation in the legislature by the prolonged, unexplained and indefinite absence from plenary by Senator Wotorson. The people of Grand Kru are yet to receive an officially clear and unambiguous explanation as to why the Honorable Senator has not sat for a single sitting since the inauguration of the 53rd Legislature.
When you see people set up a complete campsite in their backyard in the middle of a hot summer weekend, this can be an indicator of one of two things: Either they are very bored and/or meticulous in the care of their gear, or they have just returned from a very bad camping trip.
As I write there is a distracting fluttering motion in my peripheral vision — a gray Coleman canopy sits just outside the window to my left, its screened sides billowing in the breeze, mocking me. We set this up yesterday afternoon in the backyard along with our family-size dome tent. Laying out on the grass: two tarps, double and twin inflatable mattresses and two rain ponchos. Airing out in the garage: a bin filled with cooking gear and lanterns. It was a very bad camping trip.
Some people would say that anybody camping in Florida in August shouldn’t expect to have an enjoyable experience; it’s 90-plus degrees and humid, and storm season has arrived. This weekend the usual 30- to 40-percent rain chance was raised to 60, but we set out anyway, lulled into a state of foolish optimism by the fact that it had not rained on our house in months of similar forecasts. In fact, numerous storms have rolled right up to our house and then turned away suddenly, raining all around us, not on us. I believe the scientific phenomenon occurring here is that I have planted the world’s first rain-repellant vegetable garden.
We weren’t afraid of the heat. We were headed to Wekiwa Springs State Park , where we could cool off in a 72-degree spring-fed swimming area and spring run. Of course, in Florida the campsites are usually far from the water. I was annoyed to find this when I first moved here, having grown up camping on the shores of lakes and rivers of Arkansas where, if you needed to cool off in the middle of the night, you could just walk down to the water and wade in. However, I came to appreciate the wisdom of the Florida park planning. Florida lakes and rivers are occupied by large carnivorous wildlife — no place to be wading in the dark.
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Outriggers assist relay through QA's Standing from left are Tristan Stewart, Wes Connor, Coleman Ruiz, Bill Gassett, Charles Fernandez, Jim Hall, David Tighe, Neil McIndoe, Matt Desrosiers, and JanTighe; kneeling from left are Debbie Hall and Anne Gassett. Posted: Friday, May 18, |
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Registration announced for Addison Race Fest By Dana Rasmussen Registration for the upcoming Addison Race Fest, an 11-mile canoe race from Cameron Mills to Addison, will take place May 5. There are four categories in the race: racing canoe, recreational canoe, Coleman canoe and novice canoe. |
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Rare pirogue on display at L. Haas Store Museum "The canoe was donated many years ago by John and Sue Emery," said Marjorie Fechtig, member of the White County Historical Society. "A man from Dix came down to evaluate it, and came back with a report." Alan Harn, assistant curator of Anthropology at |
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Volunteers “Splash for Trash†MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP LEJEUNE, NC-Volunteers head out in their canoes to pick up trash along the shorelines of Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune during the Splash for Trash event held April 20 in celebration of Earth Day. , Cpl. Miranda Coleman, |
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College Sport: Pleasing result for badminton teams The team consisted of Jacinta Coleman, Ashleigh Ross, Poppy Thomason and Rebecca Wilson. Football: The 1st XI beat Trident first XI 9-0, the 2nd XI beat Te Puke 1st XI 10-0, 3rd XI won 10-0 against the TGC Senior White team, and the Junior A won 4-0 |
Still have the canoe.
