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Help Wanted: Jana Park-Okuna of Volcano Joe's is one of the many success stories in a booming job market. Here, she jokes with Dominick Takis as he makes salad for the lunch crowd. Little-noticed diversity in Hawaii's economy means the job market might cool, but won't go bust.
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»Machete suspect shows in court
»Maui airport disrupter sentenced
»UH scours sea floor for clues to catastrophe
» Master canoe builder Leon Toofa dies
»Japan's emperor visits Saipan
»Girl Scouts to track cosmic collision
»Hospitals link medical records
»Probation set in $500K NFL theft
»Detective cleared of misconduct
»National pet contest winner honored

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