REBIRTH » Kailua High School students Hiwalani Naki and Chelsea Oden spread mulch on rocks overlooking Kawainui Marsh as part of a service learning project at Na Pohaku o Hauwahine.
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The rebirth of Kawainui Marsh
A recent city-state agreement means the state's largest natural wetland is on the verge of a rebirth.
Islanders fight rising tide
Micronesians face a growing crisis as the ocean swallows their ancestral homelands.
Foreign students flock to KCC
The community college is favored as an attractive, safe and cheap alternative to UH-Manoa.
in Features
TV's memory man
A fan of television history stops at nothing to keep old shows in top condition.
in Sports
Williams wants Heels in Rainbow Classic
The NC basketball coach last visited in December 1997, when his second-ranked Kansas team lost to Hawaii.
in Business
Hawaii getting more self-sufficient
Guy Toyama wants to educate people about renewable energy and aquaculture.
in Editorial
Don't throw boaters overboard at Kewalo
The Hawaii Community Development Authority has proposed steep fees paid by boaters at Kewalo Basin.
Put education needs first in new calendar
The DOE is reconsidering a newly prescribed school calendar.
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