Campaigns reset in wake of top court’s ruling on rail

By B.J. Reyes

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Sep 17, 2012

~~<p>The campaign for Honolulu mayor, much like the rail project that is at the heart of the debate in the race, is in a holding pattern.</p>
<p>Since the August primary and the subsequent decision a week later by the Hawaii Supreme Court that led to the halt of major construction on the $5.26 billion rail project, former Gov. Ben Cayetano and former city Managing Director Kirk Caldwell have been regrouping and refocusing their messages as they prepare for the final stretch of the Nov. 6 general election.</p>
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The campaign for Honolulu mayor, much like the rail project that is at the heart of the debate in the race, is in a holding pattern.

Since the August primary and the subsequent decision a week later by the Hawaii Supreme Court that led to the halt of major construction on the $5.26 billion rail project, former Gov. Ben Cayetano and former city Managing Director Kirk Caldwell have been regrouping and refocusing their messages as they prepare for the final stretch of the Nov. 6 general election. Login for more...