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Kaiser Permanente Hawaii is in talks with Moanalua Golf Club to purchase 10 acres of the course. The entrance to the nine-hole layout.
Kaiser wants to acquire golf course land
By Kristen Consillio
The ailing Moanalua club is considering
the growing HMO's $4 million proposal
Kaiser Permanente Hawaii is in discussions with Moanalua Golf Club to acquire 10 acres of the course adjacent to its flagship Oahu hospital for $4 million.
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By Andrew Gomes
It wasn't intended as a long-term investment, but the state Employees' Retirement System looks like it will own two Maui golf courses for more than a decade after a recent bid from a buyer fell through.
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Business Briefs
By Star-Advertiser staff
For Thursday, May 23, 2013
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