Lifeguard tower

I have a question.

Kalani came out in Civil Beat or somewhere and said, we do a lot about marketing the beaches, but we do nothing about the infrastructure, right? And now I read that you're in a partnership with the hotel and the county, is that correct? To put up a lifeguard tower?

We have a life-size tower that's still in the works.

Then we want a Kaanapali pool to come.

But it's a complicated process, and they're expensive, and you've got to figure out where they're going to be.

Correct.

So towers, the whole process of putting a lifeguard tower is a lot.

It's not like you should go here, you buy it, and put it there.

No.

You see, you see, um, because they've spotted a 12-foot great white shark near Lifeguard Tower 16, 300 feet from shore, and it's hungry, it's circling, and it's acting aggressively, probably looking for seals, but you'll do.

Gonna need a bigger boat.

You're gonna need a bigger wallet, too, because owning a home is now the most costly pillar of the American dream.

Big guys.

It was seen near Lifeguard Tower 16 Tuesday afternoon.

The sighting comes as unusually warm ocean temperatures linked to El Niño have brought other unusual marine life to Southern California, including hammerhead and whale sharks.

I'm Tammy Trujillo.

It made me curious as to what is the worst weather or natural disaster in You were in blah, blah, blah.

I, of course, remember Weed Man broadcasting from the Lifeguard Tower during the hurricane, but that was him in person, not you.

Personally, my worst was the remnants of Hurricane Helen two years ago and many weeks of working in the disaster response, et cetera, here.

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