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Vol. 11, Issue 161 - Saturday, June 10, 2006

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go!NG TO MAUI » Michael Korman, wife Elizabeth, son Dillon, 8, and daughter Tatiana (not shown), 14, checked in at go! airline yesterday. The family was off to celebrate Dillon's eighth birthday on Maui.

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Hawaii News

» Beach park to stay closed nightly

» Mayor threatens court order

» Ala Wai bacteria tests show status quo

» Officials try to insulate a rare nursing scene

» Women's Health: Care before conception

» Kumu hula preserved the culture of Molokai

» Alleged jewelry robbers face federal charges

» Firefighter resigns after sentence

» Seat belt campaign yields 3,337 citations

» Weekend events shut Kalakaua Avenue

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Whatever Happened

» Island Images

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» Church brings members to tears

» Portuguese festival honors holy day

» Delegates head to Ohio for Episcopal convention

» Barometer of Cool

» The Hit List

» View from the Pew

» Island Mele

» Wood Craft

Sports

» Wie in the mix

» Seeding proposal by BIFF dies before vote

» Furtado resigns as girls coach at Kalaheo

» Hawaii Beat

» Sidelines

» Notebook: UH Football

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» go! gets off to smooth beginning

» Hugo Boss store to open in Waikiki

» Wave Waikiki site sells for $21M

» State agency shifts to Kakaako's mauka

» Business Briefs

» Unemployment

» Hawaii Stock Index

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Compromise needed to trim estate taxes

» Militant's death good news but not victory

» Letters

Beach park to stay closed nightly

Some Ala Moana Beach Park users applaud the cleaner and safer environment.

Mayor threatens court order

Hannemann tells the governor that the state needs to collect the new tax surcharge.

Ala Wai bacteria tests show status quo

Species implicated in a death were present but at "typical" levels.

Church brings members to tears

A historic Korean church now features a replica of an ancient royal gate.

Wie in the mix

The Honolulu golfer fires a 4-under 68 before darkness suspends the tourney's second round.

go! gets off to smooth beginning

As go! celebrated its successful glitch-free debut, Aloha Airlines gave away 1,000 round-trip tickets.

Hugo Boss store to open at Waikiki's 'Luxury Row'

This is is the high-end German retailer's first store in the islands.

Compromise needed to trim estate taxes

The Senate has blocked a vote on whether to repeal all inheritance taxes.

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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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