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'Bows should value WAC titlesTo find more evidence that Las Vegas is Hawai'i's ninth island look no further than this week's Western Athletic Conference Volleyball Tournament, and Raeceen Woolford and Ryan Tsuji. More EUTF extends deadlineState and county workers will be given more time to decide on their medical insurance coverage because of confusion about choices being offered during the current open enrollment period. More Isles No. 1 in U.S. for new card debtHawai'i credit card holders led the nation in the amount of debt they took on during the third quarter, though they did so without increasing their delinquency rate, according to a new study. More 1st-graders talk turkeyWhat's Thanksgiving all about? According to Honolulu first-graders: enjoying kalua pork, spending the day off playing Nintendo DS games and remembering the pilgrims who first landed in "South America." More
Doctors still hold reins in women's healthThe scientists evaluating the risks and benefits of mammography in saving women's lives offered a revised recommendation on the procedure. Women, justifiably, are still reeling. More Navy's offense a cut above the restWhen Mana Silva was a junior quarterback at Kamehameha-Hawai'i, the school's athletic director suggested implementing the triple-option offense. More Kealoha set to be sworn in as chiefLouis M. Kealoha will be sworn in as Honolulu's 10th chief of police at 3 p.m. tomorrow, the Police Commission announced yesterday. More House, Senate differ on taxing health premiumsSchoolteacher Kinzi Blair makes only $46,000 a year, but she has what many would consider a "Cadillac" health plan, now targeted for a big tax increase by some health reform proposals. More It's the perfect time to teach kids etiquetteAlong with the joy of holiday gatherings comes a fear of your child doing something egregious at the table: chewing with his mouth open, burping the first half of the alphabet, constructing a volcano with her mashed potatoes. More Maryland runs past Chaminade on MauiEven though the game was played on a neutral court, Maryland definitely felt like the unwelcomed visitor. Sean Mosley scored 19 points and the 21st-ranked Terrapins weathered a slow start and a raucous local crowd to beat Chaminade, 79-51, last night in the first round of the EA Sports Maui... More
Murder suspect claims self-defenseAccused murderer Joel Allen said he acted in self-defense after the victim in the case struck him, threatened to kill him and demanded $250 from him. More 2.1M drop-side cribs recalledMore than 2.1 million drop-side cribs by Stork Craft Manufacturing are being recalled, the biggest crib recall in U.S history, following reports of four infant suffocations. More Holiday gift knitting can be quick and easy
There's nothing like a handmade gift. And one that is knit will last longer and have fewer calories than one from the oven. The do-it-yourself trend has given a boost to knitting, and many new knitters may be ready this holiday season to apply their skills to the holiday gift list. With the season... More Hawaii auditor urges removal of DBEDT Director Ted LiuThe state auditor, citing "numerous and egregious acts," has recommended that Gov. Linda Lingle remove Ted Liu as director of the state Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism. More Current Affairs names Steven Boyle Master Designer and Director of DesignCurrent Affairs, has named Steven Boyle as master designer and director of design. He will be responsible for the design of high impact events through his stylized and artful use of florals, linens, lighting and sound as well a complete array of entertainment. More UH Mānoa offering Congressional, legislative internshipsThe University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa is offering its students new internships with Hawai‘i’s Congressional delegation, and is expanding its state legislative internship program starting in the Spring 2010 semester. More Kahuku Library will Offer Two Events in DecemberKahuku Public & School Library will offer two "Tuesday Night at the Library" programs for the Holiday Season in December 2009. Both programs begin at 6:30 p.m. and are recommended for all ages; admission is free: More Lingle promises thorough review of Honolulu rail projectHawaii Gov. Linda Lingle said yesterday that she would not "rubber stamp" the final environmental impact statement on Honolulu's $5.5 billion rail project, promising a thorough review of whether the city adequately explored alternatives and whether the financial plan remains sound given the... More Shoebox for the Homeless Project in Mililani SchoolsThe seven schools in Mililani conducted a service project called Shoeboxes for the Homeless in November 2009. Chinen&Arinaga Financial Group sponsored this project and is donating $1000 to the schools for participating. More Mayor seeks fine for bulky trash left out earlyProperty owners will be fined $500 a day for bulky trash left in front of their homes ahead of the scheduled pickup day, under a bill introduced by Mayor Mufi Hannemann. More Kahana Valley paraglider found safe on leeward sideA woman who disappeared while paragliding with a group of people in Windward O'ahu was found safe and unhurt on the leeward side of the Ko'olau mountains above Wahiawä yesterday afternoon. More Judge, lawmaker James ShigemuraJames Y. Shigemura, a retired District Court judge and state legislator, died Nov. 18 in Hilo. He was 92. More Kaua'i hopes to knock off rust and Hawai'i PrepHawai'i Prep's victory over Moanalua in last Friday's state football quarterfinals sent Kaua'i scrambling. More Kamehameha towers above ILHKamehameha won its 10th straight Interscholastic League of Honolulu cheerleading championship last night, but for the first time since 2003 the Warriors will have ILH company at next month's state tournament. More
Injury didn't slow TuimaseveA bum left ankle and scrappy Honoka'a defense were not nearly enough to stop Farrington tailback Harry Tuimaseve in last Friday's First Hawaiian Bank/Hawai'i High School Athletic Association Division I state tournament football game. More Navy gets balanced diet of fun, footballThe first assignment for the Naval Academy football team when it lands here tomorrow will be to tackle...a plate lunch? More Prep noticesThe Warrick Dunn SAT/ACT Prep program, which pays for the software for high school students to prepare for the SAT/ACT tests, is available for all Hawai'i high school students. More |
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