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Honolulu City Council OKs aid to businesses near rail construction

January 27, 2024 0
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Due to ongoing rail-related construction along Dillingham Boulevard toward downtown, the Honolulu City Council supports a plan to give financial assistance to eligible small businesses struggling to stay open.

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2024/01/27/hawaii-news/honolulu-city-council-oks-aid-to-businesses-near-rail-construction/

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