Archives for 10/22/2009:
Breaking
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A&B's Doane retiring as chairman and CEO-
Akaka, Shinseki on hand as Obama signs VA funding bill-
Maui motorcyclist severely injured after hitting car-
'Dangerous' Hurricane Neki to pummel remote islands tonight-
Murder-suicide gunman ID'd as former Maui police officerNews
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Strains for Democrats in budget-balancing act-
Mandarin eclipses Cantonese, changing the sound of Chinatown-
City awards first rail contract-
Sealed fate-
Suits filed over Furlough Fridays-
Schools seek to swap training days to keep classes going for students-
2 islands evacuated ahead of Neki-
Hawaii's Sen. Inouye moves up in seniority-
War on rust-
Ex-officer shoots his wife before killing himself, Maui police say-
When a 'grandchild' calls for cash, best to beware-
Newswatch-
Police and Fire-
Corrections and ClarificationsSports
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Hawaii's multitasker-
Smith has firm grasp on tackling-
It's a brand-new season for Warriors defensive tackle Leatigaga-
Choy makes most of senior season-
Masoli status still a question-
Notables-
Hawaii Beat-
Scoreboard-
TV & RadioBusiness
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Hawaii unemployment at 7.2% in September-
Tying the knot-
HECO pledges to support electric cars-
Muzzled KGMB-TV execs cannot discuss branding-
Business briefsEditorial
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Call the police-
Furlough Fridays fail to invest in kids-
Letters to the editor-
Brief asidesFeatures
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Grand treasures-
'How to Live Forever' looks at health, longevity-
Da Kine-
Puppies abound during Love A Dog Month-
Got nutrients?Travel
Columns
HI Life
Special Projects
Kamaaina Companies
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Yes, we're still open-
School Street was the perfect spot-
Local souls-
Among the Big 5, A&B still reigns-
Family, souvenirs kept firm afloat-
2 hospitals mark Milestones-
Fabric store weathered changes-
Hawaii's photographic memories-
From bowling shirts to tuxedos-
Banking on the past and future-
Embroiderer's patches reflect islands' history-
99 years of filling needs on Maui-
Snapshots-
Snapshots