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Vol. 12, Issue 127 - Monday, May 7, 2007

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PHOTO FINISH » The Hora Israeli Dancers performed onstage yesterday at the Yom Ha'Atzmaut and Lag b'Omer celebration held at Skygate Park.

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Hawaii News

» Another round of beach cleanups ahead

» Lack of action allows raises to take effect

» Child care law called climax of session

» KSSK apologizes to state senator

» Mourners gather at beach for slain newcomer

» Law is passed to cap emissions at 1990 levels

» Democratic Party cleared in interstate donations

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» Hawaii's Schools: Kaiser High School

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» Tresnak, Penny win Kaiwi relay

» Receivers transferring to Hawaii

» Rested Lunas primed for MIL title run

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» Hawaii at Work: Home sweet Home Depot

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» PUC should reveal effect of gas-tax break

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Another round of beach cleanups ahead

Homeless people expect to be ordered off of North Shore beaches.

By not acting, lawmakers let raises take effect

The amounts are set by a little-noticed panel under a 2006 state amendment.

Child care law called climax of session

Health highlights also include money for Medicaid and underfunded facilities.

KSSK apologizes to state senator

Hooser holds Price, not KSSK, at fault.

A strum heard across the sea

A California winemaker has become fast friends with a local ukulele maker.

Tresnak, Penny win Kaiwi relay

The duo covered the 40.2-mile race in 4 hours, 34 minutes and 39 seconds.

Home sweet Home Depot

Franny Little Bear is the one to ask if you have a question about fixing up your house.

PUC should reveal effect of gas-tax break

Gov. Linda Lingle is expected to sign legislation to pay for monitoring of oil prices and restore an ethanol tax exemption.

	Kokua Line June Watanabe
	Photo Finish S-B Photographers
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	Digital Slob Curt Brandao
	Cel Shaded Jason Yadao

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