Brandon Pauli, 13, splashes through a shower of droplets while cycling in flooded Kailua Beach Park Sunday morning. A flash flood watch remains in effect across the state today with more showers due, but nothing to rival yesterday's downpour, which cut power to various Oahu neighborhoods and flooded streets and residential areas.
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City makes good start on curbside recycling
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