Hawaii Senate Debates Bishop Premises for School Needs
The Hawaii Senate considers purchasing the Bishop premises on Emma Street to relieve crowded classrooms and expand to include a high school. Debate centers on cost, location, and long term value with advocates arguing educational priorities and others warning against overinvestment in a single site.
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United States Senate
Republic of Hawaii
Senate
Bishop
McCandless
Damon
Thoss Billa
Representatives attend opening as bills and notices listed
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Hawaii
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Noone
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Casent
Robert Wonn
Lobo
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Belgie
Metioneer Morgan
O. K. Williams & Sons
Way Grand
Fister
Ziegermeier
McVay
Joe Bennington
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