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Vol. 13, Issue 210 - Monday, July 28, 2008

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Majority backs mayor on transit

Part 2 • A Star-Bulletin/KITV4 News survey, taken by SMS Research, shows that 60 percent of the residents on Oahu approve of Hannemann's performance in guiding the transit plan.

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Hawaii News

» Majority backs mayor on transit

» Most commuters go it alone, poll indicates

» UH boom comes at expense of upkeep

» Homeless numbers rise at Keaau Beach

» Obama notes 'tragic' US past

» $2,300 ticket for Aug. 12 fundraiser

» Stories by starlight at Waianae fest

» Rare surgical procedure saves baby

» 1950-2008: Foster's efforts helped the needy

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Kokua Line

» Corky's Hawaii

» Photo Finish

» Island Images

» Obituaries

» Shining Stars

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» DJ Coles' lessons come with reality dose

» Painterly focus on photography

» Da Kine: The Arts

» Digital Slob: Sizing Web time-killers

» Cel Shaded: A blast at the Anime Expo

» Nature Calls: Halalu schools in session

Sports

» Problem solving

» All Brooks is missing is a medal

» Mitchell dominates Molokai-Oahu race

» Sticking up for the little guy

» Amemiya satisfied with current system

» Press Box: OIA holding Hawaii hostage

» Hawaii Beat

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» Hawaii at Work: Roger, I copy that

» Tech View

» Business Briefs

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Legislation was vital to home mortgages

» Ward-Ala Moana plan needs public input

» Letters

UH building boom comes at expense of upkeep

The 10 campuses struggle with an estimated $352 million backlog of repairs and maintenance for existing buildings

Homeless numbers rise at Keaau Beach

About 215 people live at the beach, according to a nonprofit group

Obama notes 'tragic' US past

American history's "sad" aspects require action, the senator tells cheering journalists

Stories by starlight

An infusion of cash helps a Waianae fest return after eight years

Straight talk

Deejay James Coles' lessons for teens come with a heavy dose of reality

Problem solving

The answer to the classification issue is keeping large schools to themselves

Roger, I copy that

Keith Fujimoto oversees operations at Professional Image’s Moiliili outlet

Legislation was vital to home mortgages

Legislation aimed at rescuing the two federally backed mortgage finance companies should take effect shortly

Ward-Ala Moana plan needs public input

Public comment is sought on a 60-acre residential and retail project in Kakaako

	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Kokua Line June Watanabe
	Photo Finish S-B Photographers
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	Digital Slob Curt Brandao
	Cel Shaded Jason Yadao
	Press Box Dave Reardon