Saturday, July 31, 2010
Curfew time's up at public housing
Kalihi Valley Homes residents had been barred from leaving their homes overnight under a largely welcomed measure
Kalihi Valley Homes residents and state officials say they will step up enforcement of existing rules to keep the public housing complex safe after the Hawaii Public Housing Authority lifted a four-month curfew Wednesday. Story »
Sub training ends RIMPAC
Country "Orange" ignores all diplomatic and political requests to cease operations in country "Green," and a sea battle ensues. That was the framework for the final "free play" tactical phase of Rim of the Pacific war games Sunday through yesterday as the big 40-day maritime exercise wraps up in Hawaii waters. Story »
Police seek robber of American Savings Manoa
Police are asking for the public's help in tracking down a suspect in the robbery of an American Savings Bank in Manoa on Friday.
Brush fire chars 140 acres near Kahului
Maui firefighters are battling a brush fire that has so far burned about 140 acres.
Story »Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
RHINEBECK, N.Y. — Chelsea Clinton wed her longtime boyfriend under extraordinary security at an elegant Hudson River estate late Saturday. Story »
- Dean Wilson remains hot at Greenbrier
- Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
- Wie cards third-round 71 at British Open
- Woman arrested for assault on police officer
- Fire causes $200,000 damage to two-story Mililani house
- Assailant breaks into home of 92-year-old Kaimuki woman
- When Alualu reports, he'll go up against Manuwai
- Japanese user claims Twitter's 20 billionth tweet
- AP source: Yankees to acquire Kerry Wood
- Dodgers acquire Cubs LHP Ted Lilly
- Braves 2B Prado has broken knuckle, out 7-10 days
- Swollen knee keeps Redskins Haynesworth on sidelines
- No. 3 pick McCoy agrees to contract with Buccaneers
- Yankees acquire Lance Berkman from Houston
- Kauai County rescue and fire personnel assist injured visitor and missing hikers
Officials seek no-fly zone over homes threatened by lava
The Hawaii County Civil Defense has requested that the Federal Aviation Administration establish a no-fly zone over a Kalapana subdivision threatened by molten lava. Story »
Filing deadline passes for candidates
Mayoral candidate Kirk Caldwell picked up his third union endorsement in recent weeks as the field for the special election to succeed Mufi Hannemann became official. Story »
- Estimate of daily rail riders rises 21,300
- Marine sanctuary now U.N. World Heritage site
- Suspect ordered to State Hospital
- Fraud gets man 6 years in prison
- flASHback: Hannemann sticks to transit during hopeful transition
- Kokua Line: Tax refunds are arriving within 90-day time limit
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HECO rates may rise
The average residential bill on Oahu will rise by $7.08 a month next year if Hawaiian Electric Co. gets approval for two new rate increases. Story »
- Central Pacific cuts loss to $16.1 million
- Most of state's stimulus jobs fall outside the private sector
- KUMU gains on KSSK
- Transportation Department broke law, state report finds
- 16 architecture projects honored
Sports
Wie slips out of contention as Tseng maintains lead
Just as she did a week ago, Michelle Wie shot herself out of contention with a second-round meltdown. Story »Cowboys' Bryant out 4 to 6 weeks
SAN ANTONIO » Cowboys rookie receiver Dez Bryant could miss the rest of training camp after the first-round draft pick suffered a high right ankle sprain near the end of practice yesterday. The team said he will be out four to six weeks. Story »
- At men's Night Doubles, it's a 'privilege to play'
- Top Hawaii players finish seventh, eighth at Big 'I'
- Ferd's Words: Wouldn't it be nice if UH had a real rivalry?
TGIF
Editorials
Meth vigilance critical
Suffice it to say it's far too soon to be taking a victory lap in Hawaii's ongoing battles with addiction to crystal methamphetamine. Story »
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Features
Kalakoa! Back-to-school edition
It's all happening at the library • In appreciation of teachers • Wanted: No. 2 pencils and more • Shinto shrine to bless students Story »
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Travel
Maintaining a popular brand
Rancher, community leader, philanthropist and equestrienne extraordinaire -- Anna Leialoha Lindsey Perry-Fiske left an indelible mark in rustic Waimea, her beloved home for 95 years. Story »
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An unabashedly sexy celebrity in Indonesia gets political
Her left hand flitting between the BlackBerry and Starbucks cappuccino on the table before her, Julia Perez spoke with rising urgency into her cell phone at a shopping mall here one recent afternoon.Getting into med school without hard sciences
For generations of pre-med students, three things have been as certain as death and taxes: organic chemistry, physics and the Medical College Admission Test, known by its dread-inducing acronym, MCAT.More from the New York Times »
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