John Pritchett: Rail Fail

More than ever, it looks like the city's plans to pay for the $9 billion Honolulu rail project are disintegrating.
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• “Honolulu Pulls Out Of Public-Private Partnership Plan For Rail”

• “Honolulu Rail P3 Bidder Wants More Than $2 Billion For The Final Stretch“

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