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HI 5 CLAIMS 70% REDEMPTION RATE: At the recycling and redemption site at the corner of 21st and Waialae avenues yesterday, Kreston Opunui hoisted bags of collected cans and bottles onto a truck to be taken away.

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Hawaii News

» Low-fat diet debunked

» 70% of HI-5 containers redeemed, state says

» U.S. Supreme Court Justice visits Farrington

» Drug bust results in removal of 6 kids

» Deal keeps youth prison from federal oversight

» HGEA alarmed over hospital

» City Charter panel OKs end to term limits

» Governor's renewable energy plan advances

» Gas caps to go down again

» UH-Hilo joins asteroid hunt

» Navy's top admiral endorses shift to Pacific

» Report on midair collision kept secret

» Frozen airman to be buried in Minnesota

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Corrections

» Obituaries

» Weather

Features

» Chocolate: Go with the Flow

» Electric Kitchen: Learn ways to control diabetes

» Stellar staging choices make 'April' enchanting

» Da Kine

» Wine

Sports

» Chambers, Sharper differ

» Red Sox rely on local eye

» Machado has magic 'Left'

» Schwitters, Tanuvasa inducted

» Yanagisawa tops Pearl Open field

» Hawaii tries to avoid getting 'roofed'

» Rainbow Wahine seek home success

» 'Bows reborn at the line

» High School Report: Making Papa proud

» Punahou holds off top-ranked Kamehameha

» Hawaii Beat

» Pro Bowl Notebook

» High School Notebook

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» The nature of tourism

» Hawaii pension funds join AOL lawsuit

» 76-cent L&L lunches for charity

» Business Briefs

» Visitor Arrivals

» Market Watch

» Wall Street Journal Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Public housing tenants need help from eviction

» Letters

Low-fat diet debunked

A 10-year study of women finds no significant benefits to prevent disease.

70% of HI-5 containers redeemed, state says

Hawaii sees a rise in recycling.

Chocolate: Go with the Flow

Chocolate fountains have been down-sized, to offer a rich and indulgent experience right at home.

Chambers, Sharper differ

Ironically, the receiver thinks Jackson's push-off was a penalty and the DB thinks it was OK.

The nature of tourism

A local visitor-publication company is selling a calendar that will benefit environmental groups.

Public housing tenants need help from eviction

A woman and her daughter facing eviction from public housing are receiving help from a private company.

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