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City’s work to remove Haiku Stairs delayed

JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Randy Ching, left, a board member of the Sierra Club of Hawaii, and Sean Pager, president of the Friends of Haiku Stairs, stand at the base of the Koolau mountains, with the ridge of Haiku Stairs seen between them on May 27. Pager says the organization would like to avoid litigation in its effort to get the stairs reopened.
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JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM

Randy Ching, left, a board member of the Sierra Club of Hawaii, and Sean Pager, president of the Friends of Haiku Stairs, stand at the base of the Koolau mountains, with the ridge of Haiku Stairs seen between them on May 27. Pager says the organization would like to avoid litigation in its effort to get the stairs reopened.

STAR-ADVERTISER / 2002
                                The Haiku Stairs, also known as Stairway to Heaven, in Kaneohe has continued to attract hikers over the years despite being closed to the public since 1987.
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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2002

The Haiku Stairs, also known as Stairway to Heaven, in Kaneohe has continued to attract hikers over the years despite being closed to the public since 1987.

JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                Randy Ching, left, a board member of the Sierra Club of Hawaii, and Sean Pager, president of the Friends of Haiku Stairs, stand at the base of the Koolau mountains, with the ridge of Haiku Stairs seen between them on May 27. Pager says the organization would like to avoid litigation in its effort to get the stairs reopened.
STAR-ADVERTISER / 2002
                                The Haiku Stairs, also known as Stairway to Heaven, in Kaneohe has continued to attract hikers over the years despite being closed to the public since 1987.