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Costco eyed for Hilo DHHL site

By GRACE INEZ ADAMS Hawaii Tribune-Herald Planning is underway for the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands' Pana'ewa homestead project, its first residential development in East Hawaii in over 20 years. In order to fund theinfrastructure needed to prepare it for occupancy, the department is alsopursuing development of a nearby business park that could potentially include a Costco. A DHHL staff member confirmed that Costco was one of the companies the department has been in conversations...Read more

Compensation for Schweitzers in hands of high court justices

By JOHN BURNETT Hawaii Tribune-Herald Two brothers wrongly convicted of the Christmas Eve 1991 rape and murder of Dana Ireland are waiting for the state Supreme Court to decide whether they can receive compensation for wrongfulimprisonment while pursuing a federal civil rights lawsuit against HawaiiCounty and its police. The federal lawsuit filed in January by Albert "Ian" Schweitzer and Shawn Schweitzer is on hold while the state's high court considers whether the brothers can collect...Read more

Why Dems might not win back the Senate

By LISA LERER NYTimes News Service Democrats have a hefty advantage in national polls. President Donald Trump is playing defense, campaigning through deep-red corners of the country that he won by overwhelming margins just two years ago. And assumptions that Democrats will win control of Congress have become conventional wisdom in many quarters, from longtime political observers to social media to the oddsmakers in prediction markets. But as Democratic dreams of midterm victories grow bigger,...Read more




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