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Vol. 12, Issue 96 - Friday, April 6, 2007

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BOB OR GEORGE? Erik Okamura, 13, from Moanalua Middle School prepared one of the team robots for the First Lego League World Festival competition which will be held in Atlanta, Georgia next week. The students named their robots "George" and "Bob."

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Hawaii News

» HPD officers fetching detainee prescriptions

» All parties are smiling about HGEA contract

» Watada changes attorneys for appeal

» Project to fight UH drinking

» Ex-isle official dies in Africa crash

» Students sending Bob, George on Lego mission

» Army, Navy and Air Force shoot down test missile

» National popular vote bill advances

» A kinder, gentler Koller is promised

» Airline pioneer helped Hawaii tourism soar

» Jazz drummer played with Louis Armstrong

» 2 brothers modest about heroism in blaze

» Sneakers will be recycled as play areas

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Ocean Watch

» Corky's Hawaii

» Photo Finish

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» Swept up in inspiration with IONA's 'Electric Blue'

» 'We want it to be about the performance'

» Fruitful endeavour in 'The Cherry Orchard'

» Curvy comedian

» Latino idol down to 2

» Kitchen rises to new heights

» At The Movies

» Nightcrawlers

» Da Kine

» Our Picks

» In the Mix

» Island Mele

» In The Garden

» Crawlspace

Sports

» 'Bows get by for win at Sacramento State

» 3 isle players in majors; more on way

» A new season for Wong as AVP player

» TV show helps Penn put losses in past

» Toyama's program puts a focus on performance

» The Green Jacket is still up for grabs

» Hawaii Grown Report: Tackling leadership

» Radford overcomes free-throw woes

» Kamehameha romps Mid-Pacific for win

» Sidelines

» At The Masters

» Notebook

» Hawaii Grown Notebook

» Hawaii Beat

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» TV & Radio

Business

» Non-residential construction leads boom

» Hawaii Biotech executive steps down

» Mixed bag for home prices on Big Isle, Kauai

» Hawaii Stocks and Mutual Funds

» TheBuzz

» Business Briefs

» Market Watch

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Genetically modified crops need scrutiny

» Money too influential on political campaigns

» Corky's Editorial Cartoon

» Gathering Place

» Letters

HPD officers fetching detainee prescriptions

Queen's stops offering medicine for arrestees, requiring officers to stand in line at Longs

All parties are smiling about HGEA contract

'4 and 4' has HGEA, state sharing aloha spirit

Watada changes attorneys for appeal

The new attorneys also question the need for a retrial

Swept up in inspiration

Artistic director and choreographer Cheryl Flaharty created IONA's "Electric Blue" as an exploration of water's relationship to the entire universe

'Bows get by for win at Sacramento State

The Hawaii baseball team opens its road trip on the right track in the win-loss column

Non-residential construction leads boom

Strength in the sector may push back a building peak by one year, study says

Genetically modified crops need scrutiny

Monsanto Co. plans to grow altered seed crops on land it will buy in Kunia

Money too influential on political campaigns

By raising $25 million, Barack Obama has identified himself as a serious presidential contender, a yardstick the candidate dislikes

	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Ocean Watch Susan Scott
	Photo Finish S-B Photographers
	In the Mix Jason Genegabus
	Island Mele John Berger
	Sidelines Kalani Simpson
	At The Masters Paul Arnett
	TheBuzz Erika Engle
	Editorial Cartoon Corky Trinidad

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