Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Medical marijuana primed for overhaul
Two bills approved this year by the Legislature are Hawaii's first steps toward handling medical marijuana as a health issue rather than a law enforcement problem.
Mayor tells Council to shrink spending or raise taxes, fares
Mayor Kirk Caldwell has warned the City Council that it will need to cut spending or raise either property taxes or bus fares to balance the city's $2.09 billion operating budget.
South swell brings dangers
Lifeguards at Sandy Beach Park on Saturday evening watched in horror as a group of five men — who had been warned away repeatedly — gathered near the Halona Blowhole and narrowly escaped being swept to sea.
TheBuzz: Shoe addict to kick habit, sell off her retail business
June Mulhall was a shoe addict who turned her passion into a business and has enabled untold numbers of other shoe addicts for 33 years.
Bankruptcy bidding will decide fate of isle microbrews
The fate of two of Hawaii’s oldest microbrew beer brands — whether they continue to be made and where — could be decided today at a U.S. Bankruptcy Court auction in Honolulu.
Extermination pros offer tips to ward off termites
It's termite-swarming season again, and if your neighbor's tented home isn't enough of a reminder, those clouds of critters gathered around outdoor lights at night should scare you to be on the lookout for evidence of the voracious, wood-eating pests.
Golf: Yamauchi wins Jennie K.
Nicole Sakamoto has a Jennie K. Wilson Invitational title. By the looks of tiny Hina Arakaki's huge golf game, she will probably get one — maybe before she leaves junior high.
Everyone riding in an automobile in Hawaii must now use a seat belt, under one of two traffic safety bills Gov. Neil Abercrombie signed into law Monday. Story »
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A late effort to buy Hawai'i Nui Brewing LLC, the bankrupt Hilo microbrewery, postponed a court auction Monday and has set up a potential bidding contest between a former Hawai'i Nui partner and a rival beer producer in Honolulu. Story »
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- Photo Gallery: Baseball: Hawaii vs UC-Davis
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- Job Fair at Blaisdell, May 15
- From Mom's house to the motherland
- Photo Gallery: Mid-Pac baseball, May 14, 2013
- Thomas Square community forum, May 13
- Capt. Reid Nishizuka memorial, May 13
- Island Images: May 2013 [part 2]
- UH-Manoa Graduation Part 1
- Photo gallery; UH-Manoa Graduation Part 2
- Photo gallery: HHSAA Division I volleyball championships
- Photo gallery: HHSAA Division II volleyball championships
TUCSON, Ariz. » In the Pima County Medical Examiner's Office here — repository of the nation's largest collection of missing-person reports for immigrants who vanished crossing the United States-Mexico border — 774 sets of remains awaited identification in mid-May, stored in musty body bags coated in dust.
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The Naked Truth‘The Voice’ sensation Cheesa strips away her inhibitions and delivers the goods with her debut album, Naked Read More »
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