Vol. 11, Issue 364 - Saturday, December 30, 2006
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» Riley Wallace annnouced he will resign as Hawaii's basketball coach at the end of this season. He has been the head coach at the school for 20 years.
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Light winds could fail to clear fireworks smoke
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Judge allows Stryker training to resume
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Kahuku Hospital given reprieve
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10 Who Made A Difference: Colt Brennan
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Big Island soldier is laid to rest
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Light winds could fail to clear fireworks smoke
Take precautions to breathe easier.
Judge allows Stryker training to resume
Protecting lives is found to outweigh Hawaiian concerns.
Kahuku Hospital given reprieve
An agreement with the state will keep the facility open at least through February.
10 Who Made A Difference
Colt Brennan could pass on UH and throw in the NFL.
Seeking protection
The Shingon Mission expects to hand out some 3,000 good-luck amulets to members and visitors.
Wallace makes it official
The UH basketball coach will honor a contract that calls for him to step down after the season.
DFS to hang on to state duty-free concession
The retailer plans to proceed with a $40 million renovation of its Waikiki Galleria.
Legal entanglements make Kauai's top cop job undesirable
A legal dispute has arisen in the county's hunt for a new police chief.
With the death of a tyrant, there’s hope for a better Iraq
The despot who claimed he was destined by God to rule Iraq has been put to death.
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