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» SharLyn Foo said she is upset that vacation rental operators pay $200 a unit per year, two years in advance, while illegal operators pay nothing. Foo was quoted as saying operators pay only $200 a year in a Page A1 story Monday. The online edition has been corrected.

» Kamehameha Schools new chief financial officer, Eric Marler, will oversee the charity’s Finance and Facilities Group. Kamehameha’s $7.8 billion endowment (financial, commercial, residential and land assets) is overseen by Kirk Belsby of the charity’s Endowment Group. A page B6 story yesterday stated Marler would oversee the endowment. The online edition has been corrected.

» Koko Head Elementary School would like about 10 percent of its students to attend the school on geographic exceptions. A B1 article yesterday reported that 10 percent of the current students have geographic exceptions. The online edition has been corrected.