Archives for 10/22/2008:
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No injuries in Central Union fire-
Killer whale beached on Kauai will be euthanized-
Judge rules Army can't retry WatadaBreaking
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Mokulele cancels flights at FAA's request-
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BOE panel approves 10% cut for libraries-
Kauai teacher wins $25,000 award-
Judge rejects Watada retrial-
2 suspected in string of robberies-
Fire aboard tugboat injures worker-
Gas at Costco drops below $3-
Say calls on legislators to halt their pay raises-
Candidates pitch transit solutions-
Practical 'Toot' taught Obama strong valuesAP News
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Corrections and ClarificationsBriefs
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Police / Fire-
NewswatchShining Stars
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Inouye aide elected to medical instituteSports
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Hungry for more TDs-
Good sports on the fields of Hawaii-
Rainbows go hard, rest today-
Kamehameha earns return trip to ILH state tournament-
Sorenstam starts second life-
Hawaii BeatHigh School Beat
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High School BeatNotebook
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Opportunistic Pollard earns a look at receiver-
ScoreboardBusiness
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WestJet to increase Hawaii flights-
Little relief seen for Hawaii real estate-
Honolulu Academy of Arts to lay off 8Business Briefs
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Business BriefsMarket Watch
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Stocks finish lower on mixed earningsFeatures
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Seek out new adventures on the Indian menu-
Reach beyond the ordinary and explore all the tastes textures of the Indian menu-
Jazz legends of Hawaii to participate in Waikiki Beach Walk concert series-
Historian talks up regional cuisinesDa Kine
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Da KineTravel
Columns
By Request
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Light, lovely dessert requires heavy liftingCorkys Hawaii
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Corky's HawaiiElectric Kitchen
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Halloween's sweet treats made simpleIsland Images
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Island ImagesKokua Line
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New Hawaii quarters set for Nov. 3 releasePhoto Finish
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Photo FinishTheBuzz
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Bonsai sprouts new business in old restaurantUnder the Sun
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Powell asks the right question: So what?Wood Craft
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Slack key artist Makana gives free concert at Kalaupapa