Olipares held a press conference yesterday with attorney David F. Simons after winning a $3 million judgment against the city in a whistle-blowing case.
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Energy efforts focus on isles
The U.S. is preparing a joint effort here, and international experts will hold talks at UH.
Rejection of drug test draws threat from Lingle
The Gov. is threatening to pull the plug on a contract awarding public school teachers pay raises.
Harbor parking plan on hold
Dozens of surfers and others protested free parking cut backs would cripple beach access.
'Rootless shields'
Lava from Kilauea pushed toward Royal Gardens yesterday, getting within 1.4 miles before stalling.
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Nutritious diet helps keep bones strong
After age 50 the risk for osteoporosis and bone fractures increases greatly.
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Walker soars as Warriors stop Tritons
The freshman outside hitter was even more impressive than in Wednesday's win over UC San Diego.
'X-1: Champions' card at Blaisdell tonight
Mia St. John makes her mixed martial arts debut tonight against Rhonda Gallegoes.
VIDEO: Interview with Mia St. John
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Last Big Island egg farm closing
Four egg producers remain, all on Oahu, after Hawaiian Fresh Egg Farm closes.
Labels for biotech food sought
Genetically engineered produce is one of the fastest-growing industries in Hawaii.
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Back off rule change resulting in cruise line monopoly
Gov. Linda Lingle is at loggerheads with Hawaii's congressional delegation.
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