A Dash of Calabash

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This one, A Dash of Calabash. It is our central blog, so to speak. Your thoughts and comments are so important to us that we have put your ability to interact with us as the centerpiece of our website.

Your Voice Matters.

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Akaka Talka. As you might guess this one is focused on the proposed Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act of 2005 (S147 H309) otherwise referred to as the Akaka Bill. It is a part of "Sunshine on the Akaka Bill" on the upper left of this homepage.

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Education Beat Hawaii is a separate website that invites your comments. Click here to get the latest on Education Reform.

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Feature - Projected State Spending Growth

Monday, January 09, 2006

Kakaako Madness

About 40 of its members and supporters attended a meeting at Kewalo Basin Park yesterday to discuss their continued opposition to the sale of public land on the waterfront. The group also wants more public input in any decisions made by the Hawaii Community Development Authority, an agency charged by the state to help develop Kakaako's waterfront.

The Hawaii Community Development Authority (HCDA) was established by the legislature in 1976 to plan and implement the timely redevelopment of Community Development Districts in urban areas throughout the State, as designated by the Legislature.