Vol. 11, Issue 133 - Saturday, May 13, 2006
Info
|
PDA/Text
|
Corrections
|
Calendars
|
Movies
Obituaries
|
Vital Stats
|
Weather
|
Surf
Search
StarBulletin.com
Web
Go »
Back Issues
(1996-Present)
S
|
S
|
M
|
T
|
W
|
T
|
F
Who should be the starting quarterback for the UH football team?
Sections
Local News
Features
Sports
Business
Editorial
Travel
(Sunday)
Corrections
Classifieds
Wheels
Island Homes
Jobs
Government Section
Bidding Advantage
Advertise
Columns
Kauakukalahale
Dictionaries
Poll
Calendar
Movies
Special Packages
MidWeek
Subscriptions
Newsstands
Directory
PDA/Text
Headlines by E-Mail
RSS/XML
Contribute
TRADITION ENDS »
Michelle Wilson and her son Tyler look at rocks painted with peace symbols in the Mililani Middle School Peace Garden. Sixth-graders held their annual peace ceremony, featuring the rocks they painted to be "planted" in the garden.
[
Read more...
]
Hawaii News
»
Wire thieves leave motorists in the dark
»
Schofield soldier killed in training
»
Asphalt supply cutoff halts road projects
»
Ka Loko Dam owner investigating cause of breach
»
Sixth-graders give peace a chance
»
128 reservists pull duty in Iraq
»
Top tourist site now easier to find
»
Whistle-blowers win lawsuit against city
»
Triathlon to limit waterfront access
»
HMSA grants help local health initiatives
»
Beloved teacher did 'everything' for school
»
Newswatch, Police/Fire
»
Whatever Happened
»
Island Images
»
Obituaries
»
Corrections
»
Weather
Features
»
Forum to look at Scripture, diversity
»
Barometer of Cool
»
The Hit List
»
Da Kine
»
Religion Briefs
»
Island Mele
»
Wood Craft
»
On Faith
Sports
»
Sheppard keeps going
»
Rough Riders get first title since '82
»
Wahine knock out Fresno
»
Warriors' comeback stuns Raiders
»
Martin plays big as Kalani takes title
»
St. Francis in state field
»
Distance could decide team title
»
Red Raiders in final today vs. Warriors
»
Punahou leads boys and girls
»
Warriors prevail
»
Hawaii Beat
»
Sidelines
»
Scoreboard
»
TV & Radio
Business
»
Mesa Air leads new round of fare cuts
»
Shipping costs have yet to hurt economy
»
B&Bs are flourishing, and so are complaints
»
Business Briefs
»
Unemployment
»
Market Watch
»
Hawaii Stock Index
»
WSJ Sunday
»
Dilbert
Editorial
»
Time to get tough on graffiti offenders
»
Rosenthal was exemplar of journalism
»
Gathering Place
»
Letters
Streetlight wire thieves leave motorists on H-2 in the dark
Police believe the copper wiring is being sold for scrap.
Schofield soldier killed in training
Nine others are hurt in a truck rollover in the Mojave Desert.
Asphalt supply cutoff halts road projects
Jobs are jeopardized as Tesoro shuts down production for a month.
Religious forum to look at Scripture and diversity
A panel representing five major religions will explore ways their teachings respond to current global issues and diversity in modern society.
Sheppard keeps going
The Hawaii high jumper wins by saving her best leaps for when they matter most for UH.
Rough Riders get first title since '82
They stayed healthy, learned from history, and now the Roosevelt Rough Riders are the Oahu Interscholastic Association Red Division champions.
Mesa Air leads new round of fare cuts
Hawaiian matches the $59 interisland round-trip offering.
Time to get tough on graffiti offenders
Police arrested five people this week and charged them with criminal property damage for spraying graffiti.
Rosenthal was exemplar of American journalism
A.M. Rosenthal, reporter, editor and finally columnist for the New York Times, has died.
Island Images
S-B Photographers
Island Mele
John Berger
Wood Craft
Ben Wood
Sidelines
Kalani Simpson
In partnership with
Copyright © 2006 starbulletin.com. All rights reserved.
News
|
Business
|
Features
|
Sports
|
Editorial
|
Calendars
Subscribe
|
Advertise
|
Classifieds
|
Advanced Search
Info
|
Letter to Editor
|
Feedback
500 Ala Moana Blvd. #7-210, Honolulu, HI 96813 808-529-4747
As featured on
