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Vol. 11, Issue 252 - Saturday, September 9, 2006

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NA WAHINE SPRINT TRIATHLON » Donna Brock, left, got together with her coach KC Carlberg, middle, and Kim Weidie for a training session at Magic Island in preparation upcoming Na Wahine triathlon.

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Hawaii News

» Hannemann adamant on $3B transit cost

» Leilehua players have skin infections

» Principal reassigned, students protest

» Muslim wants home detention

» Night of abuse in Chinatown detailed

» Schools want charter director to be reinstated

» HPD chief on leave after back surgery

» Matriarch was model for family's women

» Sand Island dirt track plan approved

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Signs of Hawaiian Life in the Universe

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» No woman left behind in Na Wahine Triathlon

» Da Kine

» Wood Craft

» Religion

» View from the Pew

» On Faith

Sports

» Bench beats Wildcats

» Wie misses cut, will try again next week

» Wahine, Tigers in scoreless tie

» Kapolei unleashes Koa on Aiea

» Castle comes through for wild win

» Defense gives Kailua first conference win

» Warriors overcome talented Wildcats

» Hawaii Beat

» Sidelines

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» Tight labor pool constrains Maui growth

» Kauai tourism sector roaring after rain

» Former Walker Estate may soon be history

» Hawaii Biotech spins off drug business to STI

» Business Briefs

» Hawaii Stock Index

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Rerouting should not depart from rail transit's purpose

» Letters

Hannemann is adamant on $3 billion transit cost

The price, down from $4 billion, means the route will be shorter than was first planned.

Leilehua players have skin infections

The football coach blames an outbreak on the playing field.

Hard lesson

Principal Randiann Porras-Tang was forced to leave Kalani High School yesterday, reassigned by her bosses.

No woman left behind

Females of all ages put themselves to the test in the Na Wahine Triathlon.

Bench beats Wildcats

Hawaii survives Northwestern despite missing a pair of starters, including setter Kamana'o.

Maui growth constrained by tight labor pool

Leroy Laney gives an economic forecast for the Valley Isle.

After the rain, Kauai’s tourism sector is roaring

Arrivals from L.A. have jumped 10.2 percent so far this year.

Rerouting should not depart from rail transit's purpose

Mayor Hannemann has briefed the City Council about reducing the rail transit system to cut costs.

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