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Vol. 11, Issue 84 - Saturday, March 25, 2006

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RARE INDEED » Pea-size hail rattled areas of Captain Cook, South Kona, yesterday, leaving drifts like this one among Nelson Stringer's geraniums.

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Hawaii News

» Park homeless to be evicted through cleanup

» Heavy showers bring floods, 2 more mudslides

» Lanai tornado damage is $50,000

» Rare hail gives Big Isle residents a scare

» $2.3B airports upgrade proposed

» Artifacts trafficker pleads guilty

» Disaster fund needs emerge

» Police commissioner quits over ethics

» Navy bans drivers' use of cell phones

» Seminar to discuss globalization's effect on society

» Ako helped develop HCC's student services

» More winners in photo contest and survey

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Whatever Happened

» Island Images

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» Barometer of Cool

» The Hit List

» Religion Briefs

» View from the Pew

» Island Mele

» Wood Craft

» On Faith

Sports

» Spring moves will stick

» 'Bows bring passion into second half

» Warriors wary of Tigers

» Roosevelt turns to zone to beat Kahuku

» Buffanblu put down Wolfpack

» Waiakea golf team has clubs stolen

» Hawaii Beat

» Sidelines

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» Tony Roma's Kahala will close tomorrow

» South Korean TV network to debut on Oceanic cable

» Japanese publisher will open Waikiki office

» Business Briefs

» Unemployment

» Market Watch

» Hawaii Stock Index

» Wall Street Journal Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Don't cut federal funds to fight meth in Hawaii

» Go! could ground other island airlines

» Gathering Place

» Letters

Park homeless to be evicted

A cleanup will close Ala Moana for a month at night, which may turn permanent.

Heavy showers bring floods and 2 more mudslides

Thundershowers slammed Oahu again last night, flooding rain-soaked communities and overflowing Makiki Stream's banks.
» Lanai tornado damage is $50,000
» Rare hail gives Big Isle residents a scare
» Disaster fund needs emerge

Human mind is fertile soil for lesson of a story

"Talk story" is no idle pastime. It might be the most important thing we do together.

Spring moves will stick

Hawaii going forward with three big changes

Tony Roma’s Kahala will close tomorrow

A former Hawaii resident will open a Chinese restaurant there

Don't cut federal funds to fight meth in Hawaii

The Justice Department's inspector general reported that some states have not received their fair share of federal anti-meth funds.

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	Island Mele John Berger
	View from the Pew Mary Adamski
	Wood Craft Ben Wood
	Sidelines Kalani Simpson

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