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From: fnitts@gmail.com <fnitts@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 4:37 PM
Subject: Lost & Found
To: info@hvcb.org, infooff@hvcb.org, aloha@htjapan.jp, think@aviarepsmangum.com, shelaghmorgan@hillsbalfoursynergy.com, jsee@aviareps.com, ekim@aviareps.com, tyao@aviareps.com, info@hawaiitourism.com.au, info@hawaiitourism.com.nz, bigisland@hvcb.org, kauai@hvcb.org, maui@hvcb.org, oahu@hvcb.org, kwilson@hawaiitourismauthority.org, rkane@hawaiitourismauthority.org, mstory@hawaiitourismauthority.org
From: fnitts@gmail.com <fnitts@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 4:37 PM
Subject: Lost & Found
To: info@hvcb.org, infooff@hvcb.org, aloha@htjapan.jp, think@aviarepsmangum.com, shelaghmorgan@hillsbalfoursynergy.com, jsee@aviareps.com, ekim@aviareps.com, tyao@aviareps.com, info@hawaiitourism.com.au, info@hawaiitourism.com.nz, bigisland@hvcb.org, kauai@hvcb.org, maui@hvcb.org, oahu@hvcb.org, kwilson@hawaiitourismauthority.org, rkane@hawaiitourismauthority.org, mstory@hawaiitourismauthority.org
How about an official Hawaii Lost & Found website for the tourists
that Hawaii appreciates so much? It would put people in touch with
each other (looser and finder). Some items may not be found
at a location that would have an on site Lost Property department.
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