State agency is preparing to invest over $50 million in federal funds to improve local small businesses.
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State agency gearing up to invest over $50 million in Hawaii companies
Under the program, a Hawaii government agency stands to receive $56.2 million in federal money to invest in local small businesses over seven years with a required minimum equal investment from the private sector.
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EPA to inspect Navy fuel tanks at Red Hill later this month
The EPA informed Navy Region Hawaii in a letter that it would conduct an underground storage tank inspection and a spill prevention inspection the week of Feb. 28.