The state of Hawai’i is lucky to have 42 of Kauai’s best and brightest serving on public boards and commissions. he local residents were formally seated this week on 22 panels, which range from the Island Burial Council to the
The state of Hawai’i is lucky to have 42 of Kauai’s best and brightest serving
on public boards and commissions.
he local residents were formally seated
this week on 22 panels, which range from the Island Burial Council to the
University of Hawai’i Board of Regents. All of the groups do important work in
their advisory and quasi-regulatory roles, often with little attention from the
public-and, as a result, usually with little thanks. So let’s correct that by
pointing out what state officials already know: The board and commission
members contribute expertise and knowledge that is invaluable to the populace
and its government.
