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Demonstrators urge Gov. David Ige to veto public land lease extension legislation

By Craig T. Kojima

May 21, 2021

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A coalition of Native Hawaiian, environmental and public interest groups held a press conference Friday, May 21, in front of Washington Place to urge Gov. David Ige to veto public land lease extension legislation.
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A coalition of Native Hawaiian, environmental and public interest groups held a press conference Friday, May 21, in front of Washington Place to urge Gov. David Ige to veto public land lease extension legislation.
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A coalition of Native Hawaiian, environmental and public interest groups held a press conference Friday, May 21, in front of Washington Place to urge Gov. David Ige to veto public land lease extension legislation.
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A coalition of Native Hawaiian, environmental and public interest groups held a press conference Friday, May 21, in front of Washington Place to urge Gov. David Ige to veto public land lease extension legislation.
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A coalition of Native Hawaiian, environmental and public interest groups held a press conference Friday, May 21, in front of Washington Place to urge Gov. David Ige to veto public land lease extension legislation.
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Pua Kahaulelio holds up a sign. A coalition of Native Hawaiian, environmental and public interest groups held a press conference Friday, May 21, in front of Washington Place to urge Gov. David Ige to veto public land lease extension legislation.
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Demonstrators are seen holding flags. A coalition of Native Hawaiian, environmental and public interest groups held a press conference Friday, May 21, at St. Andrews Cathedral to urge Gov. David Ige to veto public land lease extension legislation.
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Episcopal Diocese of Hawaii Archdeacon Steve Costa is pictured. A coalition of Native Hawaiian, environmental and public interest groups held a press conference Friday, May 21, at St. Andrews Cathedral to urge Gov. David Ige to veto public land lease extension legislation.
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Donovan Kop, left, Naomi Wahinekaupua Braine, and Pacita Baron hold signs and flowers. A coalition of Native Hawaiian, environmental and public interest groups held a press conference Friday, May 21, at St. Andrews Cathedral to urge Gov. David Ige to veto public land lease extension legislation.
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Healani Sonoda-Pale from Ka Lahui Hawaii. A coalition of Native Hawaiian, environmental and public interest groups held a press conference Friday, May 21, at St. Andrews Cathedral to urge Gov. David Ige to veto public land lease extension legislation.
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Makanoe Hufana, left, and Kiana Kelai, holding a sign. A coalition of Native Hawaiian, environmental and public interest groups held a press conference Friday, May 21, at St. Andrews Cathedral to urge Gov. David Ige to veto public land lease extension legislation.

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