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Nanakuli Performing Arts Center Invites New Members To Join

In 2007, the Nanakuli High and Intermediate School Performing Arts Center performed the production of

The Nanakuli High and Intermediate School Performing Arts Center (NPAC) is opening its program to new students for the second semester of the 2008-09 school year. More »

Fish biting again soon at Nu'uanu

Alice Hsu shows her daughter, Tryphena, 3, how to fish for catfish at the Nu'uanu Reservoir. During the last fishing season this year, a total of 2,962 anglers caught 2,243 catfish. The biggest weighed 15 pounds.

The next catfishing season will begin Jan. 10 at Nu'uanu Reservoir No. 4, and applications for entry fishing cards are being accepted starting today. More »

300 L&L Obama Year of the Ox T-Shirt s to be Given Away Tomorrow

The L&L Obama Year of the Ox T-Shirt comes in Blue w/Yellow or Black w/Yellow & Red

The first 300 people to donate two or more canned goods will receive a FREE limited edition L&L Obama Year of the Ox shirt during the L&L 'Together We Can' Feed Hawaii's Hungry Food Driveon Tuesday, December 2, 2008 at 10:00 am until 12:00 noon. More »

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UH in USC subregional

Hawai'i earned a No. 7 seed for the NCAA Women's Volleyball Championship, but the Rainbow Wahine's luck will have to be earned from long distance. They play Atlantic Sun champion Belmont (25-7) Friday at 3 p.m. HST at USC's Galen Center. It is the Bruins' second NCAA Tournament in three years. More »

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A neighbor says the remaining illegal structures at this house at 1732 Gulick Ave. look unstable and could come down with more heavy rain.

City pressed on Kalihi home Video

A little more than a month after a Kalihi home with makeshift additions partially collapsed, leaving at least 50 people homeless, neighbors are calling on the city to move faster to clean up the property and make sure more debris doesn't fall into a stream behind the residence. More »

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The L Records studio is powered by wind and solar energy.

All-natural music

When you hear this sound a-coming ... it just might be the eco-movement joining together with the band. Dorian Wright of L Records laughs when asked if people can hear the "green-ness" in music made in his solar- and wind-powered offices on the North Shore. More »

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Family medical problems put dent in finances

This year will not go down as a good year health-wise for Cecilia Vargas, her daughter and son. In April, the 48-year-old Kaimuki resident was diagnosed with breast cancer. Three weeks later she had a hysterectomy, which required her to be out of work for four weeks. More »

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Nolan Kido, a graduate student at the University of Hawai'i-Manoa, has had to take out loans to pursue his doctorate in accounting.

Students' need to take out loans on rise amid slumping economy

University of Hawai'i graduate student Nolan Kido says he's lucky "Granny" loves him. "She allows me to live in her basement so I can afford to eat," said Kido, 29, of 'Aiea, who is in his second year pursuing a doctorate in accounting at UH-Manoa. More »

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Christmas Surf Sample Sale

The Hope Chapel Kapolei Thailand Mission Team will sponsor a CHRISTMAS SURF SAMPLE SALE on Saturday, December 13th. This event will be held from 3-6 p.m. at Hope Chapel Kapolei's new location on Barber's Point. More »

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The Marines are planning to build a multi-megawatt photovoltaic solar farm on Kansas Tower Hill that could start generating power as soon as two years from now.

Marines map out a bold energy plan

The Marines, who pride themselves on being bold, want to build the state's largest photovoltaic solar farm and a biofuel electricity-producing plant on base, both of which would not only meet all of the Marines' power needs by 2015, but exceed them, officials said. More »

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What I'm reading: Beverly Gannon, Chef

Q. What are you reading? A. Right now I'm really into "When You Are Engulfed in Flames," by David Sedaris. I read every Sedaris book. I find certain authors I like and read everything they write. He makes you realize how normal your life was or is. More »

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Hilton Waikoloa Village last year hosted a wedding ceremony for 12 Chinese couples, which was shown on a Chinese TV station. Seventeen couples will tie the knot on TV this year, and the Big Island hopes more Chinese follow their lead.

Chinese visitors may give Big Island boost

Seventeen couples from China plan to get married today at Hilton Waikoloa Village as cameras from China's popular Tianjin TV beam the ceremony to more than a million Chinese viewers. More »

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Registration for county's Winter Fun is this week

Registration for Kaua'i County's Winter Fun Program is scheduled on Wednesday and Thursday. The program runs from Dec. 22 to Jan. 9, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., and is open to youngsters ages 5 to 11. More »

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The making of a presidential candidate

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Diabetes: Hawai'i's Hidden Epidemic

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