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Seniors at Hawaii's Kahuku Elderly Housing project say they face retaliatory actions by their landlord, Kahuku Housing Foundation Inc., for trying to protect their housing rights. More »
Visitors and recreational ocean users who enjoy Hawaii's coral reefs generally support whatever management is needed to protect them — even if it means closing off public access, according to a study by researchers from the University of Hawaii-Manoa and Oregon State University. More »
A Kauai man's case of ciguatera poisoning that hospitalized him for more than two months highlights the danger of eating reef fish in Hawaii. More »
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Robert Reynolds, a member of the Kaiser Permanente "Pixman" marketing team, stood by as Rianne Malina, 17, of Mililani played Wii Bowling at Ala Moana Center. The team's members were equipped with Nintendo Wii Fitness games to give shoppers a chance to test their skills. More »
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TOP STORIES
UH in crisis over deficitA $76 million budget deficit, a standoff between the University of Hawaii's administration and its faculty union, and fears of massive cuts to programs, departments and schools have longtime professors calling the situation at UH the worst money and morale crisis they have known. . More »
It's not that far from Marine Corps Base Hawaii at Kaneohe Bay to an emergency homeless shelter on Sumner Street in Honolulu, but John Meadows took the long way. More »
Some think that separate lawsuits challenging the state's plans to save money with "furlough Fridays" could have an even bigger effect than the landmark Felix case that overhauled Hawaii's educational system in the 1990s. More »
Olga Waterhouse, the first chairwoman of the Honolulu Police Commission, died Nov. 4, in Ho- nolulu. She was 91. More »
MAUI
Mr. Pineapple — aka Jimmy Hutaff — needs 350 delicious Maui pineapples a day, and when Maui Pine closes down later this year, he doesn't know where he will get them. More »
MY COMMUNITIES
Police investigate suspected sexual assault of 3-year-oldHonolulu police were investigating a report that a 3-year-old girl may have been sexually abused by an adult at her Liliha area home. More »
- Morning fire at townhome causes $53,000 in damages
- Tonight is final hearing on proposed higher park fees
- Isle flags to fly at half-staff to honor victims of massacre
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Men wearing backpacks toting computer screens tried to drum up interest in physical fitness yesterday at Ala Moana Shopping Center. More »
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COLUMNISTS
Lee Cataluna
Reviving tradition, one card at a timeHelen Nakano is on a mission. She wants to teach 1,000 children to play hanafuda, the Japanese card game. She wants those... More »
Jerry Burris
Let's find a better answer to furloughsIf one were a cynic, you'd almost think that the folks involved in figuring out how the school system will contribute to our... More »
William Cole
USS Texas pays icy visit to ArcticAfter a dearth of news since it left its base on the East Coast bound for Pearl Harbor, the submarine USS Texas finally... More »
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- Man stabbed during Waikiki robbery
- Filipino militants behead captive schoolteacher
- Charges fly in furlough lawsuits
- UH in crisis over deficit
- Landlord retaliating, say elderly tenants
- Man stabbed during Waikiki robbery
- 3-year-old reports alleged sexual abuse
- $25M agreement settles lawsuits over Kauai dam tragedy
- USS Texas pays icy visit to Arctic
