HAWAII'S TOP COP: Police officer Zane Hamrick, shown here in his patrol vehicle at the Kailua police station, saved a woman who fell into a sinkhole in Kailua after the Oct. 15 earthquakes. The rescue earned Hamrick recognition as one of the nation's top law enforcement officers. He will receive the honor next week at a ceremony in Washington, D.C.
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A suggested salary of $128K is the highest for an elected official and would still outpace the governor's
Horizon makes offer for Hawaii Stevedores
The company says they plan no big changes for the longshoremen
Legislature earmarks $569 million for schools
15 new hires will help schools mind money
HMSA joins settlement of unfair-payment suit
900,000 doctors sued managed care firms over what they called systematic cheating
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in Sports
Kailua, Pearl City advance to title game
The OIA baseball championship matchup is set
in Business
BIA-Hawaii award winners named
The Building Industry Association of Hawaii handed out honors yesterday in Waikiki
in Editorial
Partisan showmanship highlighted otherwise lackluster session
The state Legislature has closed up shop for another year
Aloha to the soul and spirit of Hawaii
The life of beloved entertainer Don Ho will be celebrated today in Waikiki
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