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Farrington clinches state berth

Farrington running back Harry Tuimaseve scores one of his three touchdowns against Castle in the O'ahu Interscholastic Association third-place game.

Farrington turned to its bread and butter — a play-making defense and punishing ground game — last night to hold off Castle, 42-26, and secure third place in the O'ahu Interscholastic Association football playoffs. Photo gallery More »

Meet Author Eric Paul Shaffer at Hawaii State Library Nov. 14

Meet Eric Paul Shaffer, author of "Burn & Learn or Memoirs of the Cenozoic Era: A Novel," in a free presentation at the Hawaii State Library on Saturday, November 14 at 2 p.m. in the First Floor Reading Room. More »

A garden grows at shelter

It will be harvest time soon in a Wiki Garden at the Institute for Human Services women and children's shelter in Kalihi made possible by Wiki Garden owner Alan Joaquin.

The Institute for Human Services helped a handful of children plant a seedling toward sustainability yesterday in a donated "wiki garden" at the women and children's shelter in Kalihi. The garden is the brainchild of Alan Joaquin, a former Aloha Airlines pilot. He donated the garden to the shelter as a way to teach children about growing their own food, developing a sense of sustainability and learning how to care for plants. Photo gallery Video More »

ARTISTS TAKE ON COMMUNICATION

The latest exhibit at The ARTS at Marks Ga-rage revisits the idea of communi-cation with works like Jackie Mild-Lau's

The latest exhibit at The ARTS at Marks Ga-rage revisits the idea of communi-cation with works like Jackie Mild-Lau's "Made by the News, Swayed by the Wind," foreground, and Robert Molyneux's "Where you stay?" (both partially shown). More »

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Kalihi

It will be harvest time soon in a Wiki Garden at the Institute for Human Services women and children's shelter in Kalihi made possible by Wiki Garden owner Alan Joaquin.

A garden grows at shelter Photo gallery Video

The Institute for Human Services helped a handful of children plant a seedling toward sustainability yesterday in a donated "wiki garden" at the women and children's shelter in Kalihi. The garden is the brainchild of Alan Joaquin, a former Aloha Airlines pilot. He donated the garden to the shelter as a way to teach children about growing their own food, developing a sense of sustainability and learning how to care for plants. More »

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Nu'uanu/Punchbowl

Symphony schedule uncertain

HAWAII: The Honolulu Symphony sent out a news release yesterday reminding patrons that its production of Haydn's choral masterwork "The Creation" has been rescheduled for sometime next year. The concerts had been scheduled for tomorrow and Sunday at Blaisdell Concert Hall. More »

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Crossing the Line: Abuse in Hawai'i Homes

So many battered women have lost faith in Hawai'i's criminal justice system that many are not reporting their beatings.

Rail transit

See our coverage of Honolulu's largest public works project, including the results from the latest Hawai'i Poll.

The making of a presidential candidate

Barack Obama was born in Hawai'i, where his experiences growing up in a diverse society helped shape his political views.

Diabetes: Hawai'i's Hidden Epidemic

Health experts say there has been a lack of urgency in addressing Hawai'i's diabetes epidemic. Find out how you can help yourself and your family.

Salute to the Fallen

View the details of military personnel with ties to Hawai'i who were killed while serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.

2008-2009 Hawai'i's Best Restaurants Guide

Who doesn't love going out to eat? And who doesn't love to brag on a new find? Our new 2008 Hawai'i's Best Restaurants guide is all about recommendations from you and reviews from our panel of restaurant critics.

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