PAPER CRANES FLOCK TO PEACE BELL
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Above, Isato Kemmotsu, left, and Tomomi Honma did last-minute work yesterday on strands of paper cranes. They and six other Yokohama, Japan, YMCA members participated in the Hiroshima Commemoration and Peace Service at Izumo Taishakyo Mission. They joined 80 kids from the Nuuanu YMCA, shown singing at left, in placing cranes at the Peace Bell.
FISHING BY THE CITY LIGHTS
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City lights from Ala Moana Beach Park and beyond provided a backdrop for Rick Loo of Kahala as he enjoyed some fishing near Kewalo Basin last night.
TAKE A BITE OUT OF CRIME IN WAIPAHU
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Community members from Waipahu, Honolulu, Kalihi-Palama/Chinatown and Ewa patrolled Waipahu as part of a National Night Out yesterday. These patrols are designed to increase awareness of crime and drug prevention, and generate public involvement in anti-crime efforts. McGruff, the Crime Dog, greeted people including Rosaline Danoke, left, and Melissa Smith.
