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August 20, 2005 - Saturday
Yesterday's Honolulu Advertiser ran the following correction:
• Two paragraphs in a Local News story posted Wednesday that reported on a federal probe into the O'ahu Community Correctional Center inappropriately included phrasing from a Weblog report by Ian Lind the previous day. All facts included in the story were based on reporting by The Honolulu Advertiser.
I do appreciate the acknowledgement. Last night, a friend called my attention to an exchange about the incident over at Hawaii Threads .
Another reader sent along this more general comment, which left me laughing:
Anyway, I wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your mix of hard news and soft furry animals, and especially your measured, moderate views on stuff.
No wonder that, while Joe McCarthy was asked if he had no decency, the worst anyone asks of you is, "Have you no refrigerator magnets?"
I see in today's Advertiser that the Hilton Hawaiian Village is again touting a plan to clean up the lagoon. Way down in paragraph #8 we learn that the project is actually required as a condition imposed by the city in order to get approval of Hilton's new timeshare tower. This round of promises to clean up the lagoon go back at least three years, and the cleanup, if it happens at all, could stretch out a couple of more years"
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