Archives for 05/10/2009:
Breaking
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HPU's softball season ends-
Wie closes with 69 to tie for 15th; earns $29,073-
State high school all tournament teams-
Punahou wins sixth state baseball title in a row-
Kailua woman held on $1 million bail in identity theft case-
Kau man charged with murder-
'Bows clinch WAC tourney berth-
UH men's tennis loses in NCAA second round-
Police arrest suspect in Murder-
USC drops Hawaii in water polo semifinal-
Wie drops to tie for 28th with 2-over 73 at Michelob-
UH gets 25 applicants for men's volleyball postNews
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Hot topics await election season-
Expert says exercise helps brains beat back Alzheimer's-
Airlines take steps to cut swine flu risk-
Isle researcher involved in promising cancer find-
Man arrested in Friday slaying-
Woman held in 6-figure fraud case-
New campaign promotes healthy eating habits-
Legislators hope governor will act to revive Keiki Care-
Bill to foster manta rays awaiting Lingle's OK-
Screenwriter's credits included 'Hawaii Five-O'-
Family first-
Island ImagesBriefs
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Newswatch-
Police and FireVital Statistics
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Vital StatisticsSports
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Scoreboard-
TV & Radio-
We're tired of hearing about athletes and 'roids-
Hawaii Beat-
Punahou picks up 6-
Freshman Muenster keeps streak alive-
Sweep of Fresno State saves 'Bows' season-
UH men's tennis eliminated-
Hawaii takes on Stanford for third-
Maryknoll takes D-II baseball-
Punahou's Lim finishes career unbeaten-
Chows continue judo legacy-
Price sisters lead Punahou to state water polo titleBusiness
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Hot summer deals-
Coming to paradise?-
Lucky you live Hawaii-
Hawaii real estate sales-
HPU team carries flag for Hawaii-
With arrival of swine flu, have an IT plan in placeEditorial
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Golf sponsorship comes at the right time-
Water Board Stopping 1,500,000 Gallon Leak-
Letters to the editorFeatures
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A matter of perspective-
Protagonist gives all so 'house' can thrive-
VignettesDa Kine
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Da KineScriveners Sudoku
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Scrivener's SudokuSunday Comics
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Murakami's CalabashTravel
Columns
Digital Slob
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Kindle's latest iteration moves us closer to 'e-ink'Under the Sun
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If Watada goes to jail, so should Bush lawyers