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Halloween at MEO

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October 27, 2021

There were a lot of cats, Jackie Kennedy, a representative of the Maasai, an East African tribe, Hippies, Star Fleet Science Officer, Albert Einstein, the Three Blind Mice and spiders and their webs and other creatures roaming the halls of the Wailuku office of Maui Economic Opportunity on Wednesday, Oct. 27.

3 Blind Mice and Cheese

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