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Below, the Clah children got comfortable Sunday at the American Red Cross shelter in the Cannon Activities Center at Brigham Young University-Hawaii in Laie. Lying down on the futon mattresses were Kokualani, 7, left, Nalani, 12, Akoni, 5, and Jurni, 9. OHA THREATENS LAWSUIT OVER MAUNA KEA Rebuffed in its quest for control of the mountain, the office considers a court fight LOCAL B1 SHORELINE HOTEL LOBBY BAR SERVES UP ESSENTIAL OILS MONEY B5 Tropical Storm Darby drenched the islands as it brushed the state Sunday but caused no major damage. "Some people got a lot of rain out of this, and some people didn't," said Chevy Chevalier, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Honolulu. "But that doesn't mean it wasn't a dangerous storm.

There was a tropical storm all the way through the island chain. "Even a tropical storm can produce some pretty good winds and a lot of rain," he said. Darby served as a good reminder for residents to be prepared because it is usually too late to prepare by the time the storm arrives, Chevalier said. Hurricane season lasts in Hawaii through November. Most of our delegates were never involved with the Democratic Party before, were swept up by their passion, by their need that Bernie get the nomination, so it is difficult for them, and also for me, to adjust to the reality of math that tells us Bernie is not going to get the nomination." Bart Dame Democratic national comm itteeman-elect U.S.

Sen. Mazie Hirono is a lifelong Democrat who has achieved her share of political "firsts." She was the first Asian woman to serve in the U.S. Senate and was also the first Buddhist elected to that body. She was the first woman elected to the Senate from Hawaii, and is the only immigrant serving in the Senate. Now Hirono says she wants to see another milestone reached with the nomination and election of Hillary Clinton as the first female president of the United States.

That would be historic and important, she said. Hirono joins the 42-mem-ber official delegation from Hawaii at the National Democratic Convention in Philadelphia this week to nominate Clinton. The convention runs from Monday through Thursday, and an estimated 50,000 people are expected to attend. First lady Michelle Obama and U.S. Sen.

Bernie Sanders of Vermont are scheduled to speak Monday, and President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden will address the convention Wednesday. Clinton will accept the party nomination Thursday. Political conventions usually strive to project an image of unity, but Hawaii's rough-and-tumble primary race this year caused a rift in the party that is reflected in the divided Hawaii delegation. Longtime party leaders and established Democrats traveling to Philadelphia mostly support Clinton, including Hirono, U.S. Sen.

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