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PUC Public Listening Sessions on 9/29-Hilo and 9/30-Kona

September 6, 2015 Leslie Lang

The Big Island PUC will be holding Public Listening Sessions re: the proposed NextEra/HEI merger at Hilo High School on September 29th at 6 p.m., and Kealakehe High School on September 30th at 6:00 p.m. PLEASE ATTEND to say you support the Hawaii Island Energy Cooperative. It matters!

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Ha Ha Ha!

Ha Ha Ha! is the blog of Richard Ha, president of the 600-acre Hamakua Springs Country Farms. He named the blog, live since 2006, after the three generations of his family who work at the farm. Hamakua Springs Country Farms is located in Pepe‘ ekeo on the Big Island of Hawai‘i’s Hamakua coast.

He is interested in the nexus of agriculture and energy, and finding solutions to the Big Island’s rising energy costs in a way that helps the “rubbah slippah folks” and everyone else.

It won’t be the biggest and the strongest who do best in these challenging times of rising prices, Richard says, but those who adapt to change. There are solutions that mean our children and grandchildren will not only be able to afford to stay in Hawai’i nei, but thrive. He blogs about how we can work together to make those changes happen.

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Richard with his mother Florence Ha, wife June Ha, son-in-law Kimo Pa, and daughter Tracy Pa

Hamakua Springs Country Farms

Contact us:

Hamakua Springs Country Farms
421 Lama Street
Hilo, Hawaii 96720
Phone: 808 981-0805
Email: info at hamakuasprings.com

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