Archives for 10/21/2009:
Breaking
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City awards $483 million contract for first phase of rail project-
Two lawsuits seek to halt 'furlough Fridays' at Hawaii public schools-
Hawaii jobless rate rises to 7.2 percent-
First humpback whale of the season spotted off Maui-
Hurricane Neki now a Category 3 storm as it moves north-
HGEA Unit 6 ratifies state contract-
State supreme court rules against Lanai councilman -
Neki now a hurricane as it moves away from Hawaii-
State encouraging flu vaccinations in public schools-
Environmentalists ask federal government to protect coral species-
South Maui beaches reopen after shark attackNews
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As newspapers retrench, fewer reporters see inmates' last moments-
Hopes fade for comprehensive climate treaty-
El Nino to dry state-
Ship stands by NW Islands in case storm perils workers-
Furlough Fridays close services twice a month-
Principals, HGEA workers join teachers in furloughs-
Higher murder charge is dropped-
Recovering bite victim says he's got no beef with shark-
Tree-top debate-
Man accused of killing friend for 'squealing' heads to trial-
Several injured in school brawl-
Activist is not Lanai resident, court says-
Seniors get second try at UH-
Pilot begins training while Raptors awaited-
Newswatch-
Police and Fire-
Corrections and ClarificationsSports
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Nomadic Heun moves to middle-
Coaches rank UH last in conference-
Hawaii Baptist rolls to title-
Hata takes aim at riflery crown-
Athletes of the Week-
Prep briefs-
It's Q-school time for Fujikawa-
Local aces-
Hawaii Beat-
Scoreboard-
TV & RadioBusiness
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Hawaiian Airlines to drop interisland flight capacity-
74 more in airline layoffs-
Heald Capital bought for $385M-
HawTel paying $2,500 an hour to consultants-
Business BriefsEditorial
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Put state pot law to use-
It's time to stop domestic violence-
Letters to the Editor-
Brief asidesFeatures
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Filipino food flair-
'Ingredients' takes aim at food giants-
Pet Ohana-
Da Kine-
Got nutrients?Travel
Columns
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City allows exemptions from rubbish bin rules-
Bali recaptures traditional-
Go for tofu when planning pupus for the big game-
No-service TV viewers will lose CBS programs-
Hannemann's dream could become nightmareHI Life
Special Projects
Kamaaina Companies
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Personal touch has lured generations of anglers-
Carrier flies high despite some turbulent times-
Business stays low key but ahead of the curve-
From pineapples to land, a diverse legacy lives on-
Company's roots go back to King Kalakaua's reign-
Restaurant's quality beef came with novel concept of salad bar-
McDiarmid's recording biz was kept in the ohanaLocal Ventures
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Bark Avenue