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HONOLULU DAILY DIGEST

Tuesday briefing · 6 sources verified

Source intake

Honolulu City Council

8:30 AM

Bill 18 · Committee agenda

DPP Permit Tracker

10:10 AM

42 new permits filed

Board of Education

11:45 AM

Meeting minutes posted

Published today

Council advances short-term rental ordinance

Honolulu City Council · Bill 18

New permits show momentum along Kapiʻolani

DPP Permit Tracker · August filings

School board sets dates for the next budget hearings

Hawaiʻi BOE · Meeting minutes

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