FLOOD CLEANUP: Neighbors surveyed an area near Kaaawa Point yesterday that was washed away by torrential stream waters during heavy overnight rains. Brett Palermo, front, checked out the damage with some friends.
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Flood cleanup begins
Windward neighbors band together to shovel debris and keep water at bay.
» Gov. Lingle declares a disaster and calls the National Guard to help
» Sewage spills from rain pollute water
WANTED!
The most-wanted fugitives list of the U.S. Marshals Service this year includes two men charged with murder and a convicted pedophile.
in Features
'Sister-Moms'
Two Oahu nuns who took their vows after raising families reflect on why they chose to leave secular life behind.
in Sports
Seniors bid aloha to Hawaii hoop
The 'Bows got it together when the class of 2006 realized the end was near.
in Business
New bank to give 10% of profits to charity
Pacific Rim Bank opened yesterday at Restaurant Row.
in Editorial
Keep McClain as UH president
The University of Hawaii Board of Regents soon might negotiate a permanent contract with interim President David McClain.
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