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'Silent' temblor causes clusters of movement around Kilauea

For a little more than three days this week, Kilauea volcano went through what scientists believe was an earthquake in slow motion. From late Sunday night through early Thursday morning, scientists recorded 144 small earthquakes under the volcano, most too faint to be felt.

Libraries want kids to boost summer reading

Public libraries in Hawaii will conduct the children's summer reading program beginning Monday. The goal this summer — the program's 46th year — is boosting participation among Hawaii's youngest readers.

Work begins on Kapolei affordable rental project

An affordable rental housing development named Ko‘o­loa­‘ula is officially under construction in East Kapolei following a groundbreaking ceremony Friday.

Kalakoa! An enchanting experience awaits at new Disney Store

The magical experience begins as you walk along the Pixie Dust Trail, enticed by the happy tunes, colorful displays and enchanted trees.

Four-year-old Zion McKeown, who died of alleged child abuse, had injuries consistent with hitting a "concrete wall at approximately 65 mph" and likely had been "stomped on" before he was brought to a Maui hospital Tuesday, according to court documents released Friday. Story »

Like other longtime couples, Ricky Donre and Lisa Rivera had their good times and their bad times. Donre was a loving father to their four daughters and made them his first priority. Story »

Cindy ellen Russell / crussell@staradvertiser.comA groundbreaking ceremony Friday marked the beginning of work on Ko'o­loa­'ula, an affordable rental housing development in Kapolei. Officials who attended included, in front, D.R. Horton -- Schuler Division President Mike Jones, left, Mutual Housing Association of Hawaii Executive Director David Naka­mura, Mayor Peter Carlisle, state Sen. Michelle Kidani, Gov. Neil Abercrombie and Mutual Housing board President Dee Dee Letts. Behind them were state Sen. Mike Gabbard, left; Karen Seddon, executive director of the Hawaii Housing Finance & Development Corp.; Margaret Frisbee, district director of NeighborWorks America; and state Sen. Will Espero. An affordable rental housing development named Ko‘o­loa­‘ula is officially under construction in East Kapolei following a groundbreaking ceremony Friday. Story »

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'Xanadu' spoof combines campy humor, memorable music and skates

The silver lining in an all-out ridiculous movie? It's oh-so entertaining to mock. That's the operating theory behind "Xanadu," a rockin', rollicking roll in the heyday of roller-disco mania premiering today at Diamond Head Theatre. Story »



 Arceneaux resigns as Saint Louis coach
Assistant Matt Wright is promoted to lead the football program
Saint Louis School athletic director Ed Paola named Crusaders assistant Matt Wright the new head football coach Friday after Darnell Arceneaux announced his resignation. Story »
 
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In the six years since a Maui woman was zapped by a stun gun, prompting a lawsuit that stopped just short of the U.S. Supreme Court, incidents and guidelines involving the weapon's use have proliferated. Story »

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The afternoon before the Quick Draw, the final event of last year's inaugural Kauai Plein Air Invitational, Oahu artist Susie Anderson and her husband drove to the Kala­lau Lookout, a scenic spot they hadn't visited in 30 years. Story »

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 An enchanting experience awaits at new Disney Store
The magical experience begins as you walk along the Pixie Dust Trail, enticed by the happy tunes, colorful displays and enchanted trees. Story »
 
 
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KABUL, Afghanistan >> Lal Bibi is an 18-year-old rape victim who has taken a step rarely seen in Afghanistan: She has spoken out publicly against her tormentors, local militiamen, including several who have been identified as members of the U.S.-trained Afghan Local Police.

LOS ANGELES >> Class sizes have increased, courses have been cut and tuition has been raised — repeatedly. Fewer colleges are offering summer classes. Administrators rely increasingly on higher tuition from out-of-staters.

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