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Fans of humorous mysteries that transport the reader to a different place should consider adding Dee DeTarsio's Haole Wood to their summer reading list.Haole Wood begins with Jaswinder Park, a San …
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On July 3, 2012, James W. Massaro of Boxford, MA, pled guilty in United States District Court to charges of engaging in a fraudulent foreign investment scheme. The scheme defrauded at least 20 …
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In the wake of the devastating Colorado wild fires that have burned more than 17,000 acres and destroyed almost 350 homes, residents are faced with a new threat—criminal activity. The crimes being …
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Aloha, McKenna here. Terry is off doing the TSA Two Step today, so I thought I’d do a little travel-tip post. I could give you the usual blah-blah tips like organize, wear shoes that come off easily, …
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Aloha, McKenna here. Today, we’re going to compare a couple of basic hand signals—the “shaka” sign and that favorite of all you mainlanders, the single-finger salute. For those that aren’t familiar, …
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Aloha, McKenna here again. Why is it that golfers don’t seem to yell “fore” anymore, now about all they yell is “shit!” Let me be right up front about this—I’m not a golfer. Put me on a tee and you’d …
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There were so many Lifou sights to enjoy. Of course, the people were friendly and the setting was pristine. The weather is typical South Pacific—warm and humid (exactly the way I like it!). We only had a day to enjoy these Lifou sights, but it was a delightful one.
