Archives for 10/31/2009:
Breaking
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Rainbows surge in second half to beat Vulcans-
Pearl Harbor sub commander relieved of his command-
Goto, Mattos win state bowling titles-
Surf expected to climb throughout the weekend-
Coast Guard responds to fuel spill at Campbell Industrial Park-
Maui Land & Pineapple loses $25.5 million-
Mayor signs property tax bill designed to help owner-occupants-
Judge Ezra now assigned to mediate Furlough Friday lawsuits-
Feds taking action against local reverse mortgage lender-
Big Island police identify boy who died in fall News
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Medvedev warns against softening of Stalinist horrors-
Reality proves a setback for cheap bike rentals in Paris-
Massive mango-
1,545 jobs made or saved under stimulus-
National health reform bills would exempt Hawaii-
Parents urge action to restore days off-
School protests persist-
9th Circuit judge replacing Ezra in Furlough Friday suit-
Kaneohe fire ruins home and displaces family of 4-
High court affirms Bennett for dam trial-
Accused killer lays blame on witness-
Homeowner investors face higher taxes with new law-
Submarine skipper is relieved of his post-
High-surf notice issued for 4 isles-
19 kids die in 1 week of swine flu problems-
Newswatch-
The Search for Hawaiian Life in the Universe-
Mediation is the keySports
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TV & Radio-
Scoreboard-
Hawaii-Hilo tests Rainbows in exhibition game-
Kamehameha defense gets Saint Louis again-
Hawaii Beat-
Wahine eye better effort vs. Nevada-
Punahou still perfect-
Nevada surging as Hawaii swoons-
Leilehua returns to OIA Red final-
Kapolei, HBA roll winners-
Kamehameha within a victory-
Kahuku comes back on CastleBusiness
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The last haul-
Maui Land & Pineapple loses $25.5M-
Isle bankruptcy filings up-
Sergio's Kapahulu restaurant to close-
Business BriefsFeatures
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Got Nutrients?-
Da Kine-
'Grappler' Dashefsky bows out of jiu jitsu meets in triumph-
Church to be torn down-
Church lifts thoughts above worldly matters