Thursday, February 16, 2012
Couple's split ends in death
A scorned 41-year-old Haleiwa man apparently shot dead his estranged wife, 40, the morning after Valentine's Day at her boyfriend's Waimea Bay home and then turned the gun on himself, police said.
Inmate's family sues state, prison contractor in slaying
Bronson Nunuha improved his knowledge of Hawaiian culture by taking a correspondence course while in prison and had dreams of returning to Maui to become a cook and raise his 7-year-old son, his mother said.
Burial removals draw protesters to church
Nearly 40 demonstrators, some in skeleton costumes, protested the rising number of Native Hawaiian burial disinterments at Kawaiaha‘o Church on Wednesday outside the historic institution known as “the Westminster Abbey of the Pacific.”
Pitchin' In
A year ago, Jarrett Arakawa was the inexperienced freshman, learning on the fly as he worked his way into the starting rotation.
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Brides-to-be can meet with Alfred Angelo's Shettel • Textile artists display work at Lyon Arboretum • Volunteers, talents sought for Goodwill showcase • Bella Boutique offering formal dresses to teens • Swimsuit issue features isle model and swimwear
Foreclosure actions against Hawaii homeowners hit a six-month high in January as lenders began to rebuild the number of filings knocked down by a new state law enacted in May.
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Hawaiian Humane Society President Pam Burns says fines and restitution assessed against a company that operated the state's largest puppy mill wasn't punishment enough because the company has gone out of business even as its former officers have opened a similar operation on Hawaii island.
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Whole Foods Market will open its Kailua store on April 18 and is hiring approximately 140 employees to staff it.
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Speed is blamed for a motorcycle crash early this morning that sent a 35-year-old Mililani man to the Queen's Medical Center in critical condition. Story »
- Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
- Sports Extras: UMKC vs. Hawaii
Feb. 13, 2012 - Sports Extras: DePaul vs. Hawaii softball
- Sports Extras: Fresno State vs. Hawaii basketball
- Sports Extras: State High School Swimming
- Sports Extras: Castle vs. Kahuku soccer
- Sports Extras: Mililani vs. Kapolei soccer
- Sports Extras: UH Baseball Alumni Game
- Sports Extra: Division I girls basketball
Feb. 10, 2012 - Island Images: CH-53D Sea Stallion Retirement
- Sports Extra: Division II girls basketball
Feb. 10, 2012 - Sports Extras: Kapolei vs. Kahuku
Feb. 10, 2012 - Sports Extras: Men's Volleyball
Feb. 10, 2012 - Ewa Elementary's Lincoln Day program, Feb. 10, 2012
Aaron Susa did not say anything at his sentencing in state court Wednesday for the 2009 murder of a New Mexico visitor whose nude body washed ashore on the beach near the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Waikiki.
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Ever wonder why your favorite Hawaii basketball player sports the jersey number he does?Well, wonder no more. Story »
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For the Oregon Shakespeare Festival's production of "To Kill a Mockingbird" last year, the set and costumes had to transport viewers back to 1930, the beginning of the Great Depression. Story »
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Brides-to-be can meet with Alfred Angelo's Shettel • Textile artists display work at Lyon Arboretum • Volunteers, talents sought for Goodwill showcase • Bella Boutique offering formal dresses to teens • Swimsuit issue features isle model and swimwear Story »
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WASHINGTON » The race in North Dakota for a Senate seat being vacated by a retiring Democrat, Kent Conrad, was supposed to be a cakewalk for Republicans. When the state's lone House member, Rick Berg, entered the contest, leading Republicans tucked the seat into their pocket and looked to other battles in their quest for a Senate majority next year.
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