Archives for 05/06/2009:
Bulletin
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Army's case against Watada ends, his lawyers sayBreaking
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Kauai murder suspect deemed fit to stand trial-
Lawmakers pass union 'card-check' bill-
Heart attack, not truck accident, killed Big Isle man-
Merkle, Punahou lead after first day of state golf-
Rainbows win to break 5-game slide-
OHA, state and others tentatively agree to settlement of ceded lands lawsuit-
Lawmakers pass ban on displays of dead bodiesNews
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Schools alter closure plans for flu-
Bill would end OHA suit-
Lingle warns unions to bargain now-
Candidate for UH post sees pluses in education system-
Seal ordeal has officials urging a fishhook switch-
Vog likely to linger for a few more days-
Apparel maker left imprint on isles-
Broadcasters control high-definition format-
Newswatch-
Police / Fire-
Shining StarsSports
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UH gets back on track by flattening Saint Mary's-
Flemings will stay in school-
Roosevelt prevails-
Satterwhite's tall order-
Victorino and Werth push Phils past Cards-
Merkle takes early lead-
The Prep Page-
Hawaii Beat-
Star-Bulletin high school picks-
Scoreboard-
Television and RadioBusiness
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Mokulele Air gets $2.5M-
Kauai and Big Isle home sales fall, but Kauai prices rise-
HEI's earnings power down 40%-
Kakaako developers oppose set-asides bill-
CVS Caremark profit falls-
Business BriefsFeatures
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Chef in training-
Endive salad could be a prize-winner-
Kahala Hotel & Resort welcomes chef Liang-
Book offers easy-to-see recipes-
Da Kine-
Pet OhanaTravel
Columns
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Island Images-
Mashed potato smoothes a versatile white bread-
El Mariachi's fare is worth celebrating-
Got Nutrients?-
Legislature winds down with promises unmet