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JAMM AQUINO / STAR-BULLETIN

Feds probe big blaze at Navy golf course

Federal firefighters worked on what remained of a warehouse destroyed by a fire yesterday on the Navy Marine Golf Course near Honolulu Airport. Honolulu Fire Department Capt. Robert Main said the fire started about 12:27 p.m. and was reported under control by 1:15 p.m. About 55 Honolulu firefighters in 12 companies assisted federal firefighters.

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Hawaii News

» Punishment of teen deemed 'reasonable'

» Feds probe big blaze at Navy golf course

» Program burns old fishing gear for electricity

» Big Isle man was 1 of 5 fired by Palin

» State Red Cross sends volunteers

» Police to enforce ban on overnight camping

» Enrollment at UH campuses reaches historic high

» Expo offers free testing for seniors' risk of falling

» Rohlfings lend support to isle Republican politics

» Pacific submarine force to get new commander

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Kokua Line: Fast-food flaw

» Corky's Hawaii

» Island Images

» Vital Statistics

Features

» Preserving the culture, legacy of hula

» Camera-toting tourists sustain art

» Homage, reinvention of Marvel's 'Big Hero 6'

» Chinatown Boardroom rides the waves of color

» New York community seen with aloha

» New book releases from Hawaii authors

» Da Kine: Restaurants

» Honolulu Lite: Supernatural October

» Yoga For You: Parighasana 2

» Scrivener's Sudoku: St. Augustine's Church

» Sunday Comics: Murakami's Calabash

» The Goddess Speaks: Yearbook camp

Travel

» Road quest to touch all the bases

» Four Seasons is tops for weddings

» Isle Hopping

» Hawaii's Back Yard: Pacific Aviation Museum

» Hit The Road: Offset airfare by couch surfing

» Airfare Rates

Sports

» Hawaii reminded how tough beating FBS foe is

» Warriors score first, then the dam breaks

» Oregon State makes sure to win big

» With Graunke hurt, QB is anyone's guess

» Wahine rally for thrilling five-set win

» Crusaders crush Buffs

» Mililani's stingy 'D' stuffs Pearl City

» Red-hot Farrington hammers McKinley

» Further Review: Wahine show grit

» Water Ways: Chance to clean up ahead

» Notebook: Hawaii vs. Oregon State

Business

» 'VolunTourism' provides enriching experience

» Kalani Oceanside Retreat

» Hawaii homes in top third of priciest markets

» Hawaii real estate sales

Editorial

» Economic downfall needs state leaders' cooperation

» U.S. should pursue terrorists over borders

» Corky's Editorial Cartoon

» On Politics: Reality bites the budget

» Kauakukalahale

» Gathering Place: We can make Hawaii better

» Lingle shines in convention and at home

» Bipartisan bill can help U.S.

» Beijing trades shame for respect

» According to Joe

» From the Forum

Hawaii News

Punishment of teen deemed ‘reasonable’

ABUSE: Big Isle man's conviction reversed

Program burns old fishing gear for electricity

An effort that began in Hawaii heads to New England, collecting lines, nets and more

Big Isle man was 1 of 5 fired by Palin

Cooper, 67, was one of five department heads Palin asked to resign as she instituted her own team to run the city

State Red Cross sends volunteers

Five Hawaii Red Cross volunteers from Oahu, Maui and the Big Island are leaving this weekend to assist with hurricane relief in Louisiana and Texas

in Features

Preserving the culture

Bishop Museum's "Traditions of the Pacific" 2008 Hula Film Festival is a case in point

in Sports

Hawaii is reminded how much tougher it is to beat an FBS foe

in Travel

Road quest to touch all the bases

A journey to ballparks around the nation is a deliciously rewarding and exciting effort

in Business

‘VolunTourism’ provides enriching experience

Participants learn about the state's history and culture, and help with the environment

in Editorial

Economic downfall needs state leaders’ cooperation

Gov. Linda Lingle plans to reduce the size of state government to avoid huge deficits

U.S. should pursue terrorists over borders

President Bush has authorized military units to pursue terrorists into Pakistan without Pakistan's permission

Columns

	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Kokua Line Alexandre Da Silva
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	Honolulu Lite Charles Memminger
	Yoga For You Ray Madigan & Shelley Choy
	Hawaii's Back Yard Cheryl Tsutsumi
	Hit The Road Joy Uyeno
	Further Review Dave Reardon
	Water Ways Ray Pendleton
	Editorial Cartoon Corky Trinidad
	On Politics Richard Borreca

in Blogs

LesPros model search is on

So Necessary...

Mary J. Blige coming to Honolulu in October

UH Football Extra

Game-time decision on Letuli

UH Volleyball Extra

Wahine sweep Wyoming

UFC 88: Breakthrough preview

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