Hawaii Public Radio’s political reporter, Wayne Yoshioka, filed this wonderful story on our May 24th Memorial Day Service.
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My family grew up using the Natatorium. It is inextricably woven into the history of Oahu. An arch does not equal a Natatorium. An arch does not provide residents with what the Natatorium did. We used it a lot, because some of us were less confident out in the open water. It is unique, has a history, and efforts should be made to work towards preserving and refitting it.
— Margaret Mori
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