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»Mayor backs fireworks ban
»Shipyard has powerful allies
»Canoes return to Keehi
»Resignation put stress on patients
»Man jailed for prostitute assaults
»Snoop Dogg headlines event honoring troops
»Man guilty of tax violations
»Isle programs could get $125M

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»Pharmacy school lacking accreditation
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»Legislators ran away from cellphone ban
»Bush should keep distance from Rove
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