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Alan Hong, manager of Hanauma Bay Nature Reserve, spoke about water safety yesterday with participants in an educational cruise to the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands aboard the research vessel Hi'ialakai. Star-Bulletin reporter Diana Leone will be filing dispatches from the voyage.
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