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Saturday, February 04, 2012         
Rescue: 2 other whales towing lines have been seen

Dragging buoys and a nest of fishing lines,an adult humpback whale apparently didn't want anything to do with a motorized boat carrying a federal rescue team intent on cutting away the snarled mess, disappearing Thursday afternoon after several hours of pursuit.

Marathon worth $107.7M to state, a study shows

The Honolulu Marathon, which generates more visitor spending in Hawaii than any other annual event, pumped $107.7 million into the state economy in 2011.

Q&A with Peter Lenkov, executive producer of "Hawaii Five-0"

The multiple plots inside Peter Lenkov’s head must twist and turn like streets on a map, but somehow the executive producer of the re-imagined “Hawaii Five-0” knows where he is going at all times.

Soccer: 'Iolani ekes by Baldwin

Sometimes all you need is one — and ‘Iolani got it.
Senior Twyla Hamasaki's goal in the 31st minute wound up being the only score as the Raiders held off Maui Interscholastic League champion Baldwin 1-0 in the quarterfinals of the Outrigger Hotels & Resorts/HHSAA Girls Soccer State Championships on Thursday at Waipio Peninsula Soccer Stadium.

Name in the News: Patricia Mau-Shimizu

There it is, through the window behind Patricia Mau-Shimizu's desk: the state Capitol building. The former chief clerk in the state House of Representatives left that post after 30 years.

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Should state lawmakers be able to accept free tickets to an annual public-affairs dinner? How about a garden party to promote agriculture? A public-school fundraiser? A beauty contest? Story »

Kauai Mayor Bernard Carvalho acknowledged Thursday that he placed the Garden Island's police chief and two assistant chiefs on leave this week in response to an unspecified "employee-generated complaint" to his office and the Kauai Police Commission. Story »

The Honolulu Marathon, which generates more visitor spending in Hawaii than any other annual event, pumped $107.7 million into the state economy in 2011. Story »

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A&B Properties, Inc., a subsidiary of Alexander & Baldwin, Inc., said today it will buy a property fronting Ala Moana Blvd., where CompUSA used to be, from Kamehameha Schools and build a high-rise condominium. The property is currently home to Auto Mart USA, a used car dealership. Story »


Federal marine wildlife officials have caught a Hawaiian monk seal that has been killing seal pups in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Story »


Federal and state law enforcement officers arrested on Oahu this week two fugitive sex offenders from Virginia, described by authorities there as violent sexual predators. Story »

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Punk mariachi sounds will open up a night of indie rock at Aloha Tower

Get ready, Honolulu, for "punk" in a mariachi stylee. Watch for Mariachi El Bronx, dressed as a full-fledged mariachi band in traditional black charro outfits, as frontman Matt Caughthran of veteran Los Angeles punk band The Bronx brings his loving take on the music of Mexico. Story »



 
 Duke Surf Team legends perpetuated his ideals
If the soul of surfing is Hawaiian, then the heart of the sport is, was and always will be Duke Kahanamoku. Story »
 
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Tenure is meant to bring a certain measure of job security to professions in which performance can be somewhat difficult to measure. Story »

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The theme of this year's eighth annual Kauai Wellness expo is "Malama Kou Kino" (Take Care of Your Body). Attendees will learn about fitness, nutrition, organic food and gardening and healing therapies from cultures including Hawaiian, Ayurvedic, Chinese and African. Story »


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 Q&A with Peter Lenkov
The “Hawaii Five-0” executive producer teases plot twists and big guest stars
The multiple plots inside Peter Lenkov’s head must twist and turn like streets on a map, but somehow the executive producer of the re-imagined “Hawaii Five-0” knows where he is going at all times.  Story »
 
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Associated Press
At a boys' basketball game here last month, Wyoming Indian High School, a perennial state power, was trading baskets with a local rival. The players, long-limbed and athletic, are among the area's undisputed stars, and their games one of its few diversions. On this night, more than 2,500 cheering, stomping people came to watch.

Unpopular and divided, the once mighty House Republicans are laboring to repair their image and frame a new agenda. Absent for now is a big, contentious docket similar to last year's, which included the goal of writing new health care legislation to replace the Obama administration's law.

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