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Swarming Bees Close Spencer Beach Park
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The County of Hawai‘i Department of Parks and Recreation has closed Spencer Beach Park in North Kohala.
According to a press release, the closure is necessary to protect individuals from swarming bees after a large keawe tree collapsed in the park.
Due to the closure, the park is closed to all day-use activity and camping permits are canceled until further notice.
The public will be informed of any changes that may affect safety.
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Questions and requests for more information should be directed to the Hawai‘i County Civil Defense Agency at 808-935-0031.
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