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09/11/2026 07:05

Off the news: Voters elect new blood to OHA board

A generational turnover on the Office of Hawaiian Affairs’ Board of Trustees looks to have occurred this election — with John Waihee IV, who’s served on OHA’s board for a whopping 26 years, out with fewer votes than three other candidates for the at-large trustee positions.

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