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Vol. 11, Issue 128 - Monday, May 8, 2006

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ISLAND IMAGES » Lauren Bartlett, the first female finisher of the Starbucks Kaiwi Canoe Relay yesterday, surfed a wave off Magic Island after crossing the finish line.

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Hawaii News

» New law alters political arena

» Big Isle sees cocaine making comeback

» HSTA re-elects Takabayashi

» Search ends for boys lost off Kauai

» Leilehua students turn profit on healthy drink

» Army team defends rare plants

» 18 homeless after fire destroys apartment

» AARP spearheads sidewalk safety day

» Case presses Bush on Filipino immigration issue

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Kokua Line

» Corky's Hawaii

» Political File

» Island Images

» Weekend Scene

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» Dissecting death

» Works explore mystery of death

» Hawaii's Schools: Waianae High

» Da Kine

» On the Scene

» Cel Shaded

» Crescendo

Sports

» Tresnak Jr., Hendricks eke out relay win

» Moanalua's Merkle captures Jennie K.

» Choy aims for grand finish

» Punahou vaults to top after 2 wins over Iolani

» Kamehameha, Kahuku earn top 2 seeds

» Hawaii Beat

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» Fuel driver keeps Hawaii moving

» Business Briefs

» Tech View

» Enjoying Your Work

» Neighborhoods

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Public expects schools to improve

» Marcos victims can claim some justice

» Letters

New law alters political arena

Last-minute lobbying by activists keeps the door closed on large corporate donations.

HSTA re-elects Takabayashi

The teachers union gives its president a second and final three-year term.

Dissecting death

Hawaii-based forensic scientists turn experience to prose that illuminates the forbidding but fascinating world of blood and bones.

Tresnak Jr., Hendricks eke out relay win

The pair reunites to win the Kaiwi Channel Relay

Fuel driver keeps Hawaii moving

Julio Concepcion's daily deliveries keep vehicles on Oahu from running on empty.

Public expects schools to improve

Hawaii's schools have gotten a big share of the state's revenue surplus.

	Kokua Line June Watanabe
	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	On the Scene John Berger
	Cel Shaded Jason Yadao
	Enjoying Your Work Richard Brislin

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