A local lifestyle roundup from Hawaii mixing consumer safety warnings with community events, mostly good news apart from two health scares.

• Hawaii's health department shut down Legend Seafood in Chinatown after finding moldy food, bad storage temperatures, and roaches; a follow-up inspection was set for today.
• A popular squishy dumpling toy is being recalled because it holds water beads that swell if swallowed, a choking and blockage risk, though no injuries have been reported.
• The Maui County Fair is back after a few years off, running four days at the War Memorial Complex with rides, food, and live music.
• Sea Life Park is now under Native Hawaiian ownership for the first time in 62 years, with new programs tying ocean science to Hawaiian practice.
• A survey found most Americans are skipping costumes this Halloween, and pirates, the Joker, and "sexy anything" top the played-out list.

Outlook: Expect a steady run of community events through October, including the Hawaiian Humane Society's pet walk with free adoptions on the 24th and 25th.