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John Pritchett: Game Birds

The closure of Aloha Stadium led to the retrofitting of the University of Hawaii Manoa field so the Rainbow Warriors could play football. Will the easing of Covid restrictions lead to fans returning to the stands?

By John Pritchett

October 10, 2021 · 1 min read

John Pritchett/Civil Beat/2021

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John Pritchett

John Pritchett is an award-winning cartoonist. He has created artwork in Hawaii for decades, including 20 years at the Honolulu Weekly. See his portfolio on the web at: pritchettcartoons.com. Opinions are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect Civil Beat’s views.

Pritchett Ching Field Oct 2021

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About the Author

John Pritchett

John Pritchett is an award-winning cartoonist. He has created artwork in Hawaii for decades, including 20 years at the Honolulu Weekly. See his portfolio on the web at: pritchettcartoons.com. Opinions are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect Civil Beat’s views.

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Kudos to Dave Matlin and President Lassner for getting TC Ching Complex to the point where the football team has a home that can host some fans. Keep on building, expanding and improving it because the way that NASED is going, it will be forever.

trekadmiral · 3 years ago

The big draw for the birds is the complimentary popcorn, and affordable housing.

Frank_DeGiacomo · 3 years ago

Poor Planning !RAIL, very poor planning !New stadium, very poor planning !

CFood · 3 years ago

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