Archives for 01/06/2010:
Breaking
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State puts two major highway projects out for bid-
Two Hawaii teachers among group honored by Obama at White House-
Nasdaq to drop Mesa Air shares-
Big surf hitting all islands-
Honolulu's tap water among the best in nation, report says-
Clinton to meet with military leaders, give speech in Honolulu next week-
Two Wailuku children badly burned in fireworks accident-
Aiona wants to create secretary of state position to oversee electionsNews
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Police and Fire-
Cayetano puts trust in Matayoshi-
Man who set woman afire given 20-year prison term-
Hot line to help smokers quit aims at new Asian immigrants-
Deputy sheriff arrested in child rape-
Details deferred in Pali plunge-
Lingle's plan pushes financial woes onto future officials, legislator says-
Television begins push into the 3rd dimension-
Iran is shielding nuclear efforts in tunnel mazes-
Playing with fire-
Dolphin species might make endangered list-
Cancer advocate to be rememberedBriefs
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NewswatchSports
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Moanalua's fierce press upends Kaimuki-
UH's Zemljak set to go-
Battle-hardened Rainbow Wahine head into conference competition-
Hawaii Beat / PacWest Place-
Scoreboard-
Television and Radio-
Post presence-
Questions start with Tiger-
Grice-Mullen gets free-agent deal with Fins-
Golf briefs-
Prep briefs-
Local acesBusiness
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Mesa seeks relief-
December home sales rise on Big Island and Kauai-
HECO chooses Iowa firm as biodiesel supplier-
Hawaiian pilots vote on pact-
Bankoh tops U.S. banks, Forbes magazine says-
Business briefsEditorial
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Welcome Hamamoto to labor talks-
The issue is not 'if' fireworks tragedy will occur, just 'when'-
Letters to the Editor-
Brief asidesTravel
Columns
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Hydrant meter did not block access to water-
New year, new food-
Fear was not an option-
Enjoy Chinese culture with pickled delicacies-
Contact Humane Society if you find lost dog-
Mail-in ballot might boost special election turnout