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John Pritchett: Scenic View

Legislation awaiting Gov. David Ige’s consideration would crack down on abandoned vehicles, which have long spoiled Hawaii’s natural beauty. The measures are the result of a Big Island lawmaker’s quest for cleanup.

By John Pritchett

May 22, 2022 · 1 min read

John Pritchett/Civil Beat/2022

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John Pritchett

John Pritchett is an award-winning cartoonist. He has created artwork in Hawaii for decades, including 20 years at the Honolulu Weekly. See his portfolio on the web at: pritchettcartoons.com. Opinions are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect Civil Beat’s views.

Pritchett junk cars May 2022

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About the Author

John Pritchett

John Pritchett is an award-winning cartoonist. He has created artwork in Hawaii for decades, including 20 years at the Honolulu Weekly. See his portfolio on the web at: pritchettcartoons.com. Opinions are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect Civil Beat’s views.

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Like the state bird or flower, the abandon car should be a symbol of local disrespect some pigs have for the a'ina they so protest stolen from them personally. Same folks that deface and destroy public property. Complete disrespect for the land and society in general.

wailani1961 · 4 years ago

Artwork was missing our super ugly utility poles and tangled rats' nests of wires. No pride in work. Need training in straightening and clipping lines.

Concernedtaxpayer · 4 years ago

Does the pending law do anything about the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act? That federal law requires a court order before taking a military member's car. I just returned from a trip to Guam, and, like the Hawaiian islands, they also suffer from abandoned cars, some of which belong to service members that can't be easily be cleaned up.

CATipton · 4 years ago

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