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Lee Cataluna: Biki Is A Waste Of Money. Get Over It

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By Lee Cataluna 
| Honolulu Civil Beat
Biki represented an ideal Honolulu that hasn’t worked in the real Honolulu. On the corner of Wilder and Metcalf streets, overwhelmed by tall weeds and decaying relevance, a Biki bike station stands as a shabby monument to a bygone dream. If public ride-share bikes were important to the community, this place would show it.
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Lee Cataluna: It's Not What You Say, It's How Often We Have To Hear It

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By Lee Cataluna 
| Honolulu Civil Beat
And, in the case of those relentless Derek Kawakami advertising spots, who’s paying for it. Did you know that Kauaʻi Mayor Derek Kawakami is running for lieutenant governor? Haha just kidding. How could you not? His campaign commercial is everywhere, all the time, right in your face.
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Lee Cataluna: When The Pono Posse Goes Quiet

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By Lee Cataluna 
| Honolulu Civil Beat
Column Does public disdain only apply to outsiders? What about locals who break our rules? Does public disdain only apply to outsiders? What about locals who break our rules? Sometimes, the Hawaiʻi community seems to rise up en masse to enforce cultural rules, standing up for measures of respect, and the shared understanding of what is pono. Sometimes, though, something shady goes down and there’s just a big shrug.
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