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Vol. 11, Issue 70 - Saturday, March 11, 2006

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17-INCH SNAKE FOUND » Land vertebrate specialist Keevin Minami of the state Department of Agriculture displayed an albino corn snake yesterday found in Maunawili by area resident Jim Kenny.

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Hawaii News

» Rain decreasing but risk of flooding remains

» 3 males sought in fatal Makiki shooting

» Wreckage to be inspected

» Whale, calf injured in bloody collision

» 2 seniors die on isle roads

» 17-inch snake found in Maunawili

» Funding for Lingle trip not illegal, official says

» Recycling plan would cut into trash pickup

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Whatever Happened

» Island Images

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» Miyuki Furtado makes genre switches easily

» Barometer of Cool

» The Hit List

» Religion Briefs

» View from the Pew

» Wood Craft

» Island Mele

» On Faith

Sports

» Warriors break Bruins

» Rainbows remember the hurt

» Utah State settles into WAC title game

» Rolling Reaves helps Chaminade

» Wright stops Leathernecks

» Hawaii Beat

» Sidelines

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» Matson fuel charge to rise by 3.5%

» Commercial real estate to soften

» Judge tosses union suit over sale of Hilo hotel

» Business Briefs

» Unemployment

» Market Watch

» Hawaii Stock Index

» Wall Street Journal Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Resort's plan counters residents' perspective

» Do not sanction warrantless wiretaps

» Letters

Rain decreasing; risk of flooding remains

Unstable weather will persist, with showers likely into next week.

3 males sought in fatal shooting

Witnesses see a black Nissan Maxima flee the Makiki scene.

Sweet Transition

Oahu-raised rocker Miyuki Furtado switches between musical genres as easily as he adjusted to moving to new locales.

Warriors break Bruins

UCLA isn't up to the task of hanging with No. 4 Hawaii in the latest clash of MPSF rivals.

Matson fuel charge to rise by 3.5%

Higher oil costs are cited as the reason for the latest increase, taking effect in April.

Resort's plan counters residents' perspective

The Turtle Bay resort will be enlarged to include five more hotels and condominiums.

	Island Images S-B Photographers
	Island Mele John Berger
	View from the Pew Mary Adamski
	Wood Craft Ben Wood
	Sidelines Kalani Simpson

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