The Hawaii State Supreme Court has ruled that the merits of the ongoing dispute involving construction of a planned rail station within real estate developer Howard Hughes Corp.’s 60-acre master-planned property in Kakaako should be decided by a jury rather than a judge.
The Hawaii State Supreme Court heard 90 minutes of oral arguments Thursday over an eminent domain dispute involving the construction of a planned rail station within real estate developer Howard Hughes Corp.’s 60-acre master-planned property in Kakaako.
"Representation is important to me," writes Sarah Plante Buhs. "There’s only one woman on the school board currently and two women in school administration, with over 75% of the staff being women. With more diversity in all areas of our school, I believe we can make better decisions for our district’s staff and students."
REGIONAL– State Sen. Tom Bakk’s decision to retire from the Legislature at the end of the year has the potential to dramatically reshape the politics of the region. His departure, along …
REGIONAL– In a decision with significant political repercussions for northeastern Minnesota, state Sen. Tom Bakk, the independent from Cook, announced Thursday that he will not seek re-election …