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Vol. 12, Issue 212 - Tuesday, July 31, 2007

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Hawaii News

» Repairs on hold at 54 campuses

» Kidnappings and assaults fill Big Isle man's past

» H-2 freeway clearcutting paused

» Otsuka goes on trial in missing-funds case

» Man allegedly harasses witness

» Ex-Big Isle mayor plans re-election

» New DLNR director studies agency's ills

» Bird expert Robert Pyle known worldwide

» Army promises safeguards for controlled Schofield fires

» Italy dethrones Hawaii as top honeymoon destination

» America West jet makes emergency stop in Hilo

» Responsible life eases sentence for sex offender

» Woman pleads guilty to purse thefts

» Woman accepts charges in copper sale

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» Hawaiian Airlines narrows net loss

» Isle foreclosure rate among lowest in U.S.

» Growing organic

» Isle officials tout safety of imports from Asia

» First Hawaiian net steady in quarter

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Repairs on hold at 54 campuses

Withheld funds delay basic fixes and frustrate educators

Kidnappings and assaults fill Big Isle man's past

The man suspected of abandoning a woman in the forest after shooting her has history of violence

H-2 freeway clearcutting paused

Community concern halts a tree removal project along H-2 freeway

Friends on the move

An ex-teacher takes families on weekly outdoor explorations

Sakata a Giant in San Jose

Lenn Sakata is satisfied with helping others advance

Hawaiian Airlines narrows net loss

The company's parent beats estimates by a nickel for the quarter

Isle foreclosure rate among lowest in U.S.

The state's low ranking is helped by a strong demand for real estate and price appreciation

Politics has no place in federal Public Health Service

A former surgeon general said that Bush administration officials tried to weaken or suppress important public health reports

	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Kokua Line June Watanabe
	On the Scene John Berger
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	Honolulu Lite Charles Memminger
	Sidelines Kalani Simpson
	TheBuzz Erika Engle
	Editorial Cartoon Corky Trinidad

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