Archives for 09/01/2009:
Bulletin
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Maui Prince Hotel shutting Sept. 16, laying off 380 workersBreaking
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3 people hurt in head-on crash on Kamehameha-
UH finalizes 2010 baseball recruiting class-
Lahaina library to close temporarilyNews
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Silent march honors slain Kalihi woman-
Fire threatens preserve, forest lands-
Pearl Harbor and other shipyards face review to ascertain readiness-
State finds $1.5M for dialysis-
Even low doses of smoke deadly-
Training available for aiding tourists-
3 relatives and state sued over 5 kids' abuse-
Newswatch-
Police and Fire-
Corrections and Clarifications-
Inouye military aide also served in 3 warsNew York Times
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Soldier's service in Iraq leads to child custody battle at home-
Japan's victors set to abandon market reformSports
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Davis to make D-I debut at corner-
Arduous early-season schedule may benefit San Jose State-
Damien nurtures its Aina-
Prep briefs-
Kamehameha fights back to defeat MPI -
Hawaii Beat-
Scoreboard-
TV & RadioFootball
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Central Arkansas Roster-
Hawaii Roster-
A higher calling-
Heading into the 'unknown'Business
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Bankruptcy filings trail in August-
2 cruise lines to boost Hawaii trips in 2010-11-
Makena foreclosure could also shutter Maui Prince-
Hawaii tourism holds its own against other destinations-
Business BriefsEditorial
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Isle schools right to limit recruiting-
State morally obligated to help Micronesians-
Brief asides-
Letters to the EditorFeatures
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'Nina' treasures isle roots-
Nightclub health club-
Magical 'Nightingale' could cause clamor-
Tokyopop and Kodansha end partnership-
Da Kine-
Device can keep away trespassing catsTravel
Columns
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Insurance was purpose of state hurricane fund-
Halau Lokahi School to build a radio station-
On Sept. 22 all things dark, light will be equalGot Nutrients?
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