Saturday, July 11, 2015

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Tropical Storm Ela: Get ready for muggy, wet weekend

Ethics board will weigh complaint against Kenoi

Land Board OKs restrictions on Mauna Kea

Initiative targets feral fowl overrunning city facilities

Ala Wai project gets reprieve

Kalakoa: 'Shrek' comes to the isle stage

Yang’s birdie run puts her in lead; Wie vaults to 12th

Breaking News

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, center, speaks at a news conference as he is joined by individuals who identify themselves as family members of victims who were killed on Friday.

Trump stands by statements on Mexican criminals entering U.S.

By Christine Armario

Land Board OKs restrictions on Mauna Kea

Ela weakens to remnant low; 2 more storm systems form

Inmate found cut nearly in two; organs missing

Cancer doctor gets 45 years for poisoning patients

South Carolina's Confederate flag is gone, but others remain

At least 1 killed by blast at Italian Consulate in Cairo

California man found guilty of trying to smuggle crystal meth

Hawaii News

Craig T. Kojima / ckojima@staradvertiser.com

Mauna Kea protesters marched toward the Kalanimoku Building for Friday’s hearing on the state’s proposed emergency rule to limit access to the Mauna Kea summit area in an effort described as promoting safe access. The state Board of Land and Natural Resources took up the matter at a regularly scheduled meeting.

Land Board restricts access to summit

By Timothy Hurley

Initiative targets feral fowl overrunning city facilities

Waste company, officials admit guilt in 2011 spill

Kalihi man charged in attack on officer

Man's allegation of favoritism deemed 'pretty easy to dismiss'

2 officers are no longer with HPD after alleged misconduct

Wastewater overflows at park

Tropical Storm Ela: Get ready for muggy, wet weekend

Video

'Hawaii Five-0' Season 6 Blessing

CBS's Hawaii Five-0 kicked off its sixth season with a blessing ceremony on Wednesday, July 8 at Koko Head Neighborhood Park.More Videos »

Sports

JAMM AQUINO / 2014

The addition of the Skyhawks gives the Rainbow Warriors 12 games for 2016.

Tennessee-Martin opens '16 home slate

By Ferd Lewis

UH gets potential 6-rotation player

Ferd's Words: At ‘Iolani, this ‘Snake’ was a charismatic, gentle giant

Chip Shots: Sakamoto places first at Suncoast event

Federer to face Djokovic in Wimbledon final

Yang’s birdie run puts her in lead; Wie vaults to 12th

Cards carve out space

Hawaii Warrior World

Friday in Manoa

Vacation

Thursday checkin: some answers

Thursday in Manoa

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Tagovailoa headlines ‘Hawaii 7s’ tourney

Stingrays place 5th, Wazzu offers Molina sisters

Lia Galdeira skips senior year to turn pro

Southside earns USAV silver volleyball title

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Photo Galleries

Business

Craig T. Kojima / ckojima@staradvertiser.com

Keith Kiuchi, left, principal of developer Honey Bee USA Inc., and Honey Bee consultant Deron Akiona addressed the state Board of Land and Natural Resources on Friday as the company sought a lease extension to develop the Waikiki Landing project.

Ala Wai project gets reprieve

By Allison Schaefers

Maui single-family home prices rise while condos fall

Wealth of Health: Crew members develop familial bond with Hokule'a

Business Briefs: Environmental nonprofit gets $200,000 grant from Castle

Rail work is forcing Flamingo to close

Retail vacancies at 4-year low

2 firms notify state of interest in buying its hospitals on Maui

Buy Local: Artist turns early lessons into 40 years of success

TGIF: Weekend Events & Entertainment

Earl Sweatshirt is the odd man in

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Features / TODAY

Bruce Asato / basato@staradvertiser.com

The Blanchett family outside St. Mary’s Episcopal Church.

Homeless to benefit from Laundry Aloha

By Pat Gee

Conventions through August focus on being more like Jesus

Kalakoa: Convention center to host rooftop events for families

Kalakoa: 'Shrek' comes to the isle stage

Draw a game invasion and win 'Pixels' tickets

Wood Craft: Awai schedules yearly show for Dec. 6 at Dole Cannery

Goodwill's annual benefit gets royal treatment

On the Scene: M nightclub celebrates third anniversary

Editorial

Our View: Stryker Brigade relocation has upside for state

Budget restrictions have forced Army cutbacks across the United States. It's reassuring, though, that the reductions in Hawaii are limited, and that the largest cuts here are driven not simply by the harsh realities of federal budget sequestration, but by the true needs of national security.

Kauakukalahale: He ma'alea kā nā luna aupuni

Off the News: Mauna Kea 'incidents' don't look good

Letters to the Editor: Diamond Head can be dangerous

Name in the News: Virginia Pressler

Travel

COURTESY WAYNE MAEDA

A large Kwan Yin dominated Dusty Gruver’s booth, Tribal Artifacts, at a previous Hawaii All-Collectors Show. Gruver gathers tribal art, including human skulls and voodoo necklaces, from around the world.