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'The River' runs through him

Don't tell anyone, but the star of the scary new ABC series "The River" doesn't like to be scared. But giving viewers a few nightmares?

In pursuit of predators: Efforts renew to change Hawaii’s law on child sex abuse

Amid national outrage of reports about sexual abuse of children at Penn State and Syracuse universities, the Hawaii Legislature is taking a second look at a proposal to stretch the period that victims of child sexual abuse can file lawsuits against alleged perpetrators.

Officials target early learning

The elimination of junior kindergarten in 2013 would be delayed by a year to give officials more time to develop a statewide preschool program, under a plan supported by legislators.

Scrapped plan for marina draws criticism

Haseko (Hawaii) Inc. announced in November that it had abandoned development of a marina in Ewa Beach at its master-planned Ocean Pointe and Hoakalei Resort communities, citing high cost and low demand.

Hawaii's Backyard: Down home and laid back in lovely Laupahoehoe

In February 2006 members of Malama Hawaii Nei gathered at Laupahoehoe Point Beach Park to help set up for the inaugural Laupahoehoe Music Festival.

Kamehameha back on top of D-I

After winning the ILH on points, the Kamehameha girls soccer team left no doubt that it is the best team in the state.

Mid-Pacific blanks HPA for D-II soccer title

The Mid-Pacific Institute girls soccer team lost 15 games in winning the past two Division II state championships, but the Owls stay on top by winning every game that matters.

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Is your Superbowl party an occasion to remember? Show us why. Send us photos of the food, friends, decorations or whatever makes your party special. E-mail photos to webmasters@staradvertiser.com and we'll post them in a Superbowl photo galler

State senators will consider streamlining permits and procurement to help unleash $500 million worth of bond-financed state construction to tackle repair and maintenance backlogs and stimulate the economy. Story »

While Antonio Pangan waits for a new kidney, his life revolves around his dialysis appointments, which last about four hours at a time, three times a week. Story »

Haseko (Hawaii) Inc. announced in November that it had abandoned development of a marina in Ewa Beach at its master-planned Ocean Pointe and Hoakalei Resort communities, citing high cost and low demand.  Story »

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INDIANAPOLIS >> Eli Manning and the Giants one-upped Tom Brady and the Patriots again, coming back with a last-minute touchdown to beat New England 21-17 tonight for New York’s fourth Super Bowl title. Story »


A car carrying two adults and a child slammed into a stalled vehicle on the H-2 freeway this afternoon, injuring all three and creating a traffic nightmare. Story »


INDIANAPOLIS >> NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said he is disappointed in the quality of last week's Pro Bowl and changes must be considered, perhaps even dropping the game altogether. 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 »



 
Jamm Aquino / jaquino@staradvertiser.comWaianae High School juniors Iesha Chamness, left, and Ashley Kekahuna demonstrated their winning model for the "gravity vehicle" category at the Hawai'i State Science Olympiad's regional competition Saturday at Leeward Community College. Professional football's Super Bowl may be taking place today, but for hundreds of young Hawaii scientists like Waianae High School juniors Ashley Kekahuna and Iesha Chamness, it's still the thick of the playoffs. The Leeward Regionals of the Hawai‘i State Science Olympiad took place Saturday at Leeward Community College. Story »

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Amid national outrage of reports about sexual abuse of children at Penn State and Syracuse universities, the Hawaii Legislature is taking a second look at a proposal to stretch the period that victims of child sexual abuse can file lawsuits against alleged perpetrators. Story »

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Type caption here In February 2006 members of Malama Hawaii Nei gathered at Laupahoehoe Point Beach Park to help set up for the inaugural Laupahoehoe Music Festival. Story »


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YEONGJU, South Korea » When he looks out from the time-frozen world of Korea’s oldest private Confucian academy, Park Seok-hong sees the rest of the country “turning into a realm of beasts.” He points to recent news reports as evidence: young people swearing at elderly passengers in the subway and children jumping to their deaths to escape bullying or the pressure of hyper-competitive school life.

BEIJING » Even in its prime, the house at 24 Beizongbu Hutong was no architectural jewel, just one of countless brick-and-timber courtyard homes that clogged the labyrinthine heart of this ancient imperial capital.

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