Vol. 11, Issue 184 - Monday, July 3, 2006
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Eleven-year-old Haleigh Grimes reacted yesterday as she was reflected off the chrome of a show bike during yesterday's Paradise Bikefest at Kapiolani Community College.
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Holiday waterfall
Ala Moana Center's annual fireworks show will start at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow.
Hawaii Kai project draws ire
Developers want to build 180 cabins on a parcel surrounded by conservation land.
North Shore touts new road
Community leaders say a new inland route would help traffic and the famous, fragile coast.
Dream house
A golf clubhouse borrows plans that Frank Lloyd Wright drew for Marilyn Monroe.
Wie close again
She continues to play steady, but does not come up with the big shots to turn the tide.
Switching sides at Hawaiian Airlines
The new labor relations director for the company used to represent the union's flight attendants.
Poor turnout puts isles in crosshairs
A change in the Voting Rights Act could put Hawaii under federal supervision.
Wal-Mart can find its way around traffic
A neighborhood board has voted against a new store proposed for Kapolei.
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