Residents critical of Red Hill agreement at town hall
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U.S. Navy Vice Admiral John Wade spoke at an EPA-hosted meeting with the public to address concerns with the Red Hill consent order at the Oahu Veterans Center, on Wednesday.
2/11
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Ernie Lau, chief engineer at the Board of Water Supply, addressed the panel at the Oahu Veterans Center on Wednesday.
3/11
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U.S. Navy Vice Admiral John Wade, left, listened as Robert Whitford spoke.
4/11
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U.S. Navy Vice Admiral Steve Barnett addresses the audience.
5/11
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U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Jeffrey Killian, left, Rear Admiral Steve Barnett, David Kless of the Defense Logistics Agency, Rear Admiral John Wade and Amy Miller of the EPA listened as Earl Stevens Britos voiced his concerns.
6/11
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Gina Hara listened for a response from U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Jeffrey Killians.
7/11
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Ernie Lau, chief engineer at the Board of Water Supply addressed the panel.
8/11
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Salt Lake resident Pat Tobara addressed the panel.
9/11
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Salt Lake resident Margaret Lee read a pamphlet during the meeting.
10/11
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Rear Admiral Steve Barnett, left, David Kless of the Defense Logistics Agency, Rear Admiral John Wade and Amy Miller of the EPA listened as area residents voiced their concerns.
11/11
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U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Jeffrey Killian addressed area residents concerns at the Oahu Veterans Center.
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