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The Conversation: Affordable housing; For-profit lūʻau allowed at Kapiʻolani Park?

By Catherine Cruz

Published February 27, 2024 at 11:23 AM HST

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HPR reporter Ashley Mizuo covers a new report on affordable housing that is set to expire | <b>Full Story</b>
Hawaiʻi Pacific University Senior Vice President and Provost Jennifer Walsh on the state's first master's program for construction project managers | <b>Full Story</b>
Alethea Rebman, attorney and the Kapiʻolani Park Preservation Society president, says plans for a commercial lūʻau show conflict with the park's public trust rules | <b>Full Story</b>
Sean Dee, Outrigger Hospitality Group executive vice president and chief commercial officer, on an upcoming Cirque du Soleil show at the Outrigger Waikiki Beachcomber | <b>Full Story</b>

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