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It was a lovely night in Mililani.
Some neighbors and I were ready to celebrate Halloween, just as we have for years. We prepared treats and then sat outside with our real jack-o’-lanterns to wait for the trick-or-treaters.
They came, but also came a series of 10-each aerial fireworks, which seemed to be just overhead of our cul de sac while kids were walking by.
What are these law-breakers thinking? We just recovered from a night of cinders and the smell of burning vegetation.
The place is bone dry.
I reported it to 911 twice, but heard no sirens. Does anyone care?
Something must be done!
Marilyn B. Lee
Mililani
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