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Vol. 11, Issue 231 - Saturday, August 19, 2006

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SACRED GROUND » State Sen. Sam Slom, holding a U.S. flag, and state Rep. Barbara Marumoto, dressed as the Statue of Liberty, faced protesters who said Iolani Palace was the wrong place for yesterday's statehood celebration.

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Hawaii News

» Statehood celebration at palace gets heated

» BYU in Hawaii rated as 'best value'

» Audit aims at overtime abuse by guards

» Kewalo site nears leveling

» Paniolo Hall of Famer ran Kahuku ranch

» Volcanoes Park superintendent had 'storied career'

» Case wants debate deal kept out in the open

» Maui experiments with sky-saving lights

» Queen's women's clinic selected as 'Success Profile'

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» Another Purcell suits up for UH

» Last-second score lifts Punahou

» Crusaders win big

» Iolani beats Punahou to advance

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» Firm readies new fast Internet access option

» Made-in-Hawaii product show holding its own

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Editorial

» All sports leagues should accommodate disabled players

» Letters

Statehood celebration at palace gets heated

Protesters say the event was held at the "scene of a crime."

BYU in Hawaii rated as 'best value'

UH-Manoa is ranked in the third tier by U.S. News & World Report.

Finding Hope

Christians are tapped to adopt children with few other chances to find a "forever family."

Another Purcell suits up for UH

Amani Purcell joins his older brother Melila at the Warriors' practice.

Mainland firm readies new fast Internet access option

Clearwire will begin offering service in Honolulu this month.

All sports leagues should accommodate disabled players

The PONY baseball league has settled a lawsuit over its denial of sign-language interpretation for a Kauai boy.

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