FROM CHINA TO HAWAII: Chinese Vice Premier Wu Yi and Gov. Linda Lingle shared a laugh at last night's reception at Washington Place. Wu's contingent is exploring investment opportunities en route to Washington, D.C.
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Residents begin digging out
Skies might be clear, but weeks of rain leave the state mired in a mess at ground level.
Hawaii and China to unite on tourism
The U.S. hopes to gain visitors in exchange for sharing expertise.
in Features
Bolton pulls out of show booked here
Refunds for the canceled Michael Bolton concert will be offered starting tomorrow.
in Sports
Another close call on a big stage for Wie
The 16-year-old for almost caught eventual Kraft Nabisco Championship winner Karrie Webb at the last, only to see the golf ball lip out, leaving her one shot short through four days and 72 holes of rigorous competition.
in Business
Kahala Mall reopening; Will insurance pay?
Some Kahala Mall retailers may have lost as much as 15 percent of their monthly revenues to a flood.
in Editorial
Rainy March shows where to improve preparation
Blue skies and tradewinds have returned to Hawaii after the rainiest March on record at many locations.
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