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STATE OF THE STATE: A march by the Friends of Kewalo Basin Park Association at the state Capitol yesterday protested development of the Kakaako area. Among those listening were Sen. Carol Fukunaga and Senate President Robert Bunda, right.

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Hawaii News

» Lingle offers tax cuts for the poor

» Key legislators will consider Lingle's rebate plan

» Lawmakers, DOE contradict Lingle on school funds

» Lingle asks $18 million for charter schools

» Ameriquest to pay $1.5 million to isle clients

» Isle bank robberies high for January

» Waimea Valley deal guarantees public access

» Makua case returns to U.S. court

» Mauna Kea summit road is closed off due to snow

» Mailed meth leads to 3 arrests

» Ex-adviser for UPW sentenced to 75 days

» Artifacts case tests isle tradition

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Corrections

» Obituaries

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Features

» Fine-tuning the symphony

» Good Morning

» Da Kine

Sports

» Sensley ignites UH

» Going gets tougher with Turtle Bay up next

» Anteaters 'serve' as Warriors' next menu item

» Short-handed Wahine fall

» Pilares, 3 others commit to schools

» Hawaii Beat

» High School Notebook

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» Judge declines to dismiss Grove Farm suit

» Bills take aim at HCDA

» Bankoh's earnings narrowly exceed estimates

» KSSK leads, but not in youth market

» Business Briefs

» Gasoline Prices

» Market Watch

» Wall Street Journal Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Tax measures should assist those in need

» Gathering Place

» Letters

Lingle offers tax cuts for the poor

Low-income families would pocket $1,568 under the proposal. The governor also adopts Bunda's plan for fairer tax brackets.

Ameriquest to pay $1.5 million to isle clients

The lender settles a lawsuit alleging predatory practices.

Fine-tuning the symphony

Interim President Gideon Toeplitz sees improvements in his brief tenure.

Sensley ignites UH

The forward scores 15 in the second half as the Rainbow Warriors pull away for a win.

Judge declines to dismiss Grove Farm suit

Shareholders have sued over the sale of the land company to Steve Case.

Tax measures should assist those in need

Gov. Lingle has proposed directing nearly half of the state's budget surplus to tax relief measures.

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