Because we're entering a dry summer from a wet winter, the Health Department expects mice to invade residential areas in large numbers, seeking food. (This phenomenon is detailed in the preceding post.) Let me preface the following by stating that I love mice and would probably put out rice for them if I didn't think the neighbors might attack me with bokkens.
Although Operation Tiki Mouse hasn't happened yet, there are signs that a particularly weird brand of fifth columnist has been employed to raise the level of the citizens' unease:
1. The Hamilton Library, (the University of Hawaii's main library), has been closed since Halloween due to a catastropic flood which left chest-high mud in the basement and first floors. It finally reopened last week.

In the last 5 days, some fuckwit retard--I mean chemically imbalanced person in need of professional mental health assistance--has set 19 fires in the books.
The Hamilton Library's fire alarm system is not operational, yet, because the power supply that's running is a temporary one (due to the flood). The permanent one won't be installed for another year. People who work on the top floor of the library are reportedly getting somewhat unnerved.
2. The Waikiki Aquarium has some extremely rare little psychedelic clams--which will grow to be quite large psychedelic clams--in a low tank for kids to look at. The clams are also used to breed more little psychedelic, and still-rare, clams.

Somebody stole 7 happy clams.
According to Aquarium Director Andrew Rossiter, the remaining 37 clams have been put "into hiding." This is an incredible and surreal statement to make about clams.
3. Finally, the most disturbing news from The Front is this:
They've bought bazookas.