Sunday, November 8, 2009
 

honoluluadvertiser.com

Sponsored by:
Powered by you and MyAdvertiser.com
Top stories
Start your Holiday Shopping Early with the JCCH Things Japanese Sale

Antique dish sets are just some of the many treasured items at this year's Things Japanese Sale.

Start your holiday shopping at the Cultural Center! Find all "things Japanese" and a treasure trove of other unique Japanese clothing, dish sets, antique items and collectibles at this two-week sale. More »

Aunty Malia Craver, teacher, inspiration, dies

Aunty Malia Craver. 2006, and her beloved Queen

Malia Craver, noted Hawaiian teacher of ho`oponopono, an inspiration to generations of Hawaiians, spiritual adviser and cultural consultant to the Queen Lili`uokalani Children's Center, has died. Her life, which was committed to serving others, was a truly a life well-lived. More »

Rockie brought joy, inspiration to designer's life

Rockie was the model and inspiration for Ginger Edmunds' blankets.

Rockie became the bright light in Ginger Edmunds' life and her business after her husband was given the 5-week-old puppy, who was suffering from worms. More »

Advertisement
GetPublished: stories and photos

Your stories in People Newspapers.
Publish news and photos about your neighborhood, business, church, organization, family, sports team or other group. Reader submissions may be featured in the Advertiser. Learn more and get started.
Submit your story
TGIF calendar  CALENDAR »    MOVIES »    RESTAURANT GUIDE »
 
Most recent photo
Want your photo featured?
Post a photo »
Recently updated blog
By: Kouri_Neko
From: honoluluadvertiser.com
11/7/2009 2:43 AM HST
Want your blog featured?
Write a blog »
BLOGGERS WANTED:
Interested in joining our blogging team and writing about events and issues in your community? Email us.
People logo
Reader-submitted stories
Advertisement

Daily
Today's headlines
Today's front page
Back issues
Historical photo diary

Special offers
Coupons
Book: Reflections
Book: The Island Plate
Contests and promotions
Photo and page reprints
Newspaper subscriptions
Place a classified ad

Local Resources
Beach conditions
Public school calendar
Hawaiian dictionary
Blood Bank of Hawaii
Hawaii 50 Store

Advertising features
Credit Union Special
100 years of UH football
2009 Fall School
Graduation 2009
Hawai'i's Best Restaurants
Hawaii Navy News
Military Appreciation Month
Ultimate How To Guide
Parade of Homes
Hawai'i Parent Guide
Living Green
Oahu Best of the Best 2009
Kauai Best of the Best 2009
Dining Out
Hawaii Renovation
Ideal Health & Beauty
Living in Paradise
Personal & Business Experts
Tying the Knot 2008-2009


Reader services
Contact us
Work for us
Subscriber services

Honolulu

Natural Rainbow

If ever there was a little girl destined to be a Rainbow Wahine volleyball player it was Aneli Cubi-Otineru. Her grandmother played the game on the beach with big wave surf legend Eddie Aikau. Both parents played as well as aunties and all four sisters. More »

More Honolulu news »

Metro Honolulu

Attorney General Mark Bennett

Charges fly in furlough lawsuits

Twin lawsuits filed by parents seeking to halt Hawaii's teacher furloughs face a pivotal federal court hearing after settlement negotiations foundered. More »

More Metro Honolulu news »

Central O'ahu

Photographer Blane Chambers captured this shot of Clark Little at work on the North Shore.

Instant perspective Photo gallery

The magic of Clark Little's vision happens at nine frames per second. In the time it takes to twitch, the North Shore surf photographer opens a door to a hidden world of evanescent beauty. More »

More Central O'ahu news »

Leeward O'ahu

Petty Officer 2nd Class Corey Stabenow looks over the USS Texas after the attack submarine surfaced near the NorthPole. The Virginia-class Texas is bound for Pearl Harbor, but its arrival date has not been set.

USS Texas pays icy visit to Arctic

After a dearth of news since it left its base on the East Coast bound for Pearl Harbor, the submarine USS Texas finally resurfaced — near the North Pole. More »

More Leeward O'ahu news »

West O'ahu

Inspector Gen Miyashiro tests a scale at an O'ahu supermarket with calibrated weights. His agency is shrinking by half.

Slump takes toll on pricing police

Paper towels: $1.59 a roll. Poke: $10.99 a pound. Gasoline: $3.30 a gallon. Taxi ride: $13.95 for five miles. If something is sold based on a measurement, Oahu consumers and businesses have some extra assurance that the pricing is accurate because of a little-known state agency. More »

More West O'ahu news »

Windward O'ahu

Aunty Malia Craver. 2006, and her beloved Queen

Aunty Malia Craver, teacher, inspiration, dies

Malia Craver, noted Hawaiian teacher of ho`oponopono, an inspiration to generations of Hawaiians, spiritual adviser and cultural consultant to the Queen Lili`uokalani Children's Center, has died. Her life, which was committed to serving others, was a truly a life well-lived. More »

More Windward O'ahu news »

Maui

Restaurant Week Wailea on Maui

Restaurant Week Wailea ~ Hana Hou!

Wailea Resort has long been known for their award winning culinary talent, delectable restaurants and celebrity chefs and is bringing back their successful Restaurant Week Wailea dining promotion starting Sunday, November 8th thru Saturday, November 14th at 15 participating restaurants. More »

More Maui stories »

Big Island

George Louis Lanakilakeikiahialii Naope

'Uncle George' fondly recalled

An evening of song and dance — in the manner that the hula master would have enjoyed — marked Friday's celebration of life of the man the world knew as "Uncle George." More »

More Big Island stories »

Kaua'i

Congress Dedicates Critical Funding to Help Hawaiian Species at Epicenter of Global Extinction Crisis

Late last week the President signed into law a key appropriations bill that included critically needed funding to address the looming bird extinction crisis in Hawaii. The 2010 Interior, Environmental, and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill (P.L. 111-88) had been passed by Congress and sent to the President with $3 million dedicated for Hawaiian birds. More »

More Kaua'i stories »
More videos »

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.

Take a Hike With Mike

Discover the islands from their unique hiking trails. Whether you are a novice or an advanced hiker, there's a hiking experience for you.

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.

More special projects »

HawaiiWarriorBeat.com

See our UH sports site for breaking news, photos from games and practices, Ferd Lewis' column and Stephen Tsai's blog, where the Tsaikos meet and chat every day.

HawaiiPreps.com

Get breaking news on Island high school sports, see results and schedules for your team, read our Homegrown Reports and check out Wes Nakama's blog.

Hawaii's MomsLikeMe.com

Our Web site for Island moms has gotten a makeover, with several new features that help our users connect and share.