Archives for 11/18/2009:
Breaking
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Police commissioner tells council that chief selection process was "above board"-
Kauai murder victim was related to Bonanno crime family-
72-foot sailboat freed off Waikiki, but grounding damaged hull-
7-car accident ties up rush-hour traffic-
UH-Wisconsin kickoff set for 6:30 p.m.-
UH women's basketball wins season opener on road-
Warriors sign 2 in volleyballNews
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New mammogram advice finds a skeptical audience-
Corrections and clarifications-
Police / Fire-
Police chief search continues despite City Council's questions-
Newswatch-
City signs $483M rail contract-
Father questions Afghan war strategies-
Fallen Warriors earn praise of Marine peers-
Fish, baked or boiled, yield health benefits-
Holiday trees on sale starting Nov. 27-
Chinese join Mauna Kea telescope project-
Teacher to serve prison term-
State earns a D grade with rise in pre-term births-
Senator guided furlough accordNew York Times
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Experts say carbon offsets offset only travelers' guilt Sports
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Nash wants Rainbows to play together-
Wahine win first road opener in Takahara-Dias' coaching debut-
Austin ascent inspired by Masoli-
Deep Canyon-
From last to first, Royals' Greinke wins AL Cy Young-
Tricky Lahainaluna to test Aiea-
Golf tours-
Prep briefs-
Hawaii Beat-
Local aces-
Scoreboard-
Television and RadioBusiness
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Business briefs-
Sweet treats on wheels, lunch wagon style-
AIG Hawaii gets new name, logo-
State lowers economic forecastsEditorial
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Brief asides-
Letters to the editor-
Lingle shows leadership by reversing direction-
Win lifts Wie and LPGAFeatures
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Kau Kau Wagon is counting on holiday kokua-
Boutique offers Hawaii Fare for the Holidays-
Da KineTravel
Columns
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Japanese-themed market offers ready-to-heat treats-
Forget the can, fresh cranberry sauce is easy-
Perfect ways to start and end a holiday mealGot Nutrients?
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Got nutrients?Kokua Line
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On the move