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Vol. 11, Issue 69 - Friday, March 10, 2006

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MORE FLOODING POSSIBLE: Heavy rains caused Waialua residents to worry about flooding yesterday. Anthony Nery Jr. stood on a bridge that crosses Kaukonahua Stream, also known as Otake Stream, as debris clogged the waterway under the overpass.

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Hawaii News

» Plane crew saw no problems before crash

» Pilot was involved in previous crash

» Threat of more flooding looms

» Neighbors help fight off floodwaters

» Pflueger is fined more than $7.8M

» Budget bill neglects Lingle's rebate wishes

» Property taxes now linked to city budget

» Propane shortage chills state

» Observatory faces fine for lack of permits

» Naval contractor gets $100,000 fine

» Kauai police lawsuit is settled

» Man pleads not guilty in death of bicyclist

» Barred lawyer pleads innocent to fraud

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Corky's Hawaii

» Ocean Watch

» Island Images

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» Reggae superstars will play Waikiki Shell

» Pimpbot marks five at the Wave

» Herb Alpert hits 'rewhipped'

» Jake Gardner fills in as Scarpia in 'Tosca'

» Tinkerers share off-the-wall creativity

» New exhibit debuts at science fest

» At the Movies

» Da Kine

» Our Picks

» On the Scene

» Barfly

» About Time

» In The Garden

» Crawlspace

Sports

» Aggies bag 'Bows

» Pro Bowl's move to Saturday fine with HTA

» The joy of setting

» Harrington masters the art of hanging on

» Boise hires Bhonapha

» Hawaii Beat

» Sidelines

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» House opposes Kakaako waterfront project

» Record 2005 for commercial real estate

» Hawaii retailers more cautious

» Maui home prices rise; market stabilizing

» Business Briefs

» TheBuzz

» Hotel Occupancy

» Market Watch

» Wall Street Journal Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» When it rains, sewage pours

» State should collect rail-transit surcharge

» Corky's Editorial Cartoon

» Energy Matters

» Letters

Plane crew saw no problems before crash

A crew member reported no problems aboard the company's Cessna 414A four minutes before the plane crashed.

Threat of more flooding looms

Forecasters say it will not take a major drenching for the already inundated islands to flood.

Reggae superstars UB40 to play Waikiki Shell

The reggae superstars return to Honolulu next week, playing two concerts at the Waikiki Shell as part of their "Who You Fighting For" world tour.

Aggies bag 'Bows in WAC tournament

Hawaii's last two shots don't fall in a one-point loss.

House opposes Kakaako waterfront project

Representatives pass a resolution asking a state agency to call off a planned Kakaako development.

When it rains, sewage pours

Sewage spills have fouled the ocean along Oahu's Windward Coast.

	Island Images S-B Photographers
	Ocean Watch Susan Scott
	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	On the Scene John Berger
	Barfly Jason Genegabus
	Sidelines Kalani Simpson
	TheBuzz Erika Engle
	Editorial Cartoon Corky Trinidad

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