Lt. Governor Josh Green wants a 2-week moratorium of social gatherings as COVID-19 cases reach a daily high of 322.
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- Thursday, January 7, 2021
- Today’s Paper
Lt. Gov. Josh Green calls for 2-week moratorium on social gatherings as new coronavirus cases reach high of 322; Oahu to remain at Tier 2
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