Thursday, June 20, 2013
Selection group will emphasize island connection
The group of University of Hawaii regents assigned to find the next UH president said it will look for a candidate with strong island ties before conducting a national search.
Honolulu to pedal harder for bikeways
Mayor Kirk Caldwell joined local cyclists, federal environmental protection officials and state and city workers on Wednesday to ride more than six miles through town, promoting bicycling as a healthier, more affordable way to commute.
Man bitten by shark ‘lucked out’ in escaping
A 28-year-old man said he never saw a shark that bit him, and it wasn’t until he saw his own blood in the water that he realized what had happened.
Costs soar for upgrade
The cost to convert to electronic medical records at the state’s 14 public hospitals will likely exceed $100 million over five years, nearly double earlier projections.
Golf: The payoff is sweet
What Mariel Galdiano noticed most after she played in the 2011 U.S. Women's Open at age 13 was nothing — as in no noise, no spectators, no unseen force squeezing the life out of her the next time she teed it up.
Free Trade
Matthew Lynch was reading about the Greek financial crisis when he started asking himself, What do you do when your currency collapses?
Blue men work the crowd for laughs
The phrase "last but not least" came to mind Tuesday as Blue Man Group opened its Hawaii debut engagement at Blaisdell Concert Hall. The show is the final ticket in what was marketed as a three-show package that began with "Wicked" last fall and continued with "Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles" last month. Blue Man Group ends the series with a bang.
Ruth Lin of Honolulu, whose daughter Deborah is the wife of actor James Gandolfini, said her son-in-law made a request several weeks ago during her visit to their Beverly Hills home.
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A second Oahu Community Correctional Center employee has died within the past month while on duty at the Kalihi prison facility. Story »
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A planned condominium tower on Ward Avenue received mostly supportive comments Wednesday despite being nestled up against another residential high-rise — an issue arising as Kakaako increasingly fills up with tall buildings.
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What Mariel Galdiano noticed most after she played in the 2011 U.S. Women's Open at age 13 was nothing — as in no noise, no spectators, no unseen force squeezing the life out of her the next time she teed it up.
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‘Soul Sessions’ feat. Taimane
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A Woman Of SubstancePerhaps the finest actress of her generation, or any other, Anna Pearce – aka Patty Duke – jumps at the chance to co-star with Joe Moore in Heaven Forbid! Read More »
In The SwimBen Komer turned mom Lori’s summer swim school into a year-round, full-time operation, teaching Islanders of all ages Read More »
