Archives for 11/03/2009:
Bulletin
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Maui Land to end all pineapple operations and lay off 285Breaking
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Oahu home and condo sales climb in October-
Honolulu Symphony board works on financial fix for group-
Wahine sweep Spartans for 17th straight-
Small plane on runway forced Hawaiian Air to abort landing, FAA says-
Hawaii's BBB warns of swine-flu scammersNews
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Gore's role as goad for cause and as investor is in spotlight-
A free credit score followed by a monthly bill-
Long road ahead for Salt Lake job-
Federal funds considered to help fill in furlough gaps-
Lawmakers advocate renegotiating teacher contract to restore cut days-
Woman gets life term again for 1978 murder-
Waikiki hotel could face closure-
$600K grant to boost weight-loss program-
Hawaii inmates to get swine flu vaccine soon-
Hawaii organizes to help Samoa-
UH-Hilo hires ex-HPD deputy chief-
Gay or not, couples similar, data shows-
Newswatch-
Police and FireSports
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Danielson, Kaufman power UH-
UH's Torres rests hamstring-
Kamehameha savors another championship-
Gaskell mildly surprised about Xcel Pro win at Sunset-
Hawaii Beat-
Star-Bulletin football and volleyball Top 10-
Scoreboard-
TV & RadioBusiness
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HECO weighs rate hike-
Japan marathon entries up-
Honolulu Medical Group bankrupt-
Central Pacific stock falls; Fitch cuts rating-
Business briefsEditorial
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Isle residents need more details about health reform-
Letters to the editor-
Brief asidesFeatures
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Faces of wisdom-
Web helps isle singer reach goal-
Da Kine-
Movie preview-
Pet separation anxiety common, treatableTravel
Columns
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Noise at stadium goes on despite halt on 'drifting'-
Star cluster will mark start of Hawaiian year-
Firms unveil fresh batch of anime and mangaGot Nutrients?
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