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Crowds at Yokohama greet Hokule'a
The 62-foot-long voyaging canoe completed its longest voyage -- 8,500 miles -- in the last 30 years.
Associate guilty of stealing slain man's identity, property
Henry Calucag will likely be questioned in John Elwin's murder, prosecutors say.
Drought looms for summer
State officials have asked users in certain regions to reduce their water consumption.
Charter school has new site
The eight trailers on Makiki Heights Drive will be the new permanent home for Halau Ku Mana New Century Public Charter School.
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Music makers
Technology helps nurture students' compositions at Word of Life Academy
in Sports
Kuhaulua planted isle's sumotori seeds
From Baldwin to basho, Kuhaulua's back home.
6 get calls on Day 2 of draft
Kalani's Carpenter among 6 MLB Hawaii draftees.
in Business
Groups demand action from Hale Koa Hotel
Activists urge hotel management to act immediately on harassment allegations.
in Editorial
Congress should try again soon on immigration reform
Senators have postponed action on immigration reform because of their failure to get past a procedural hurdle.
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