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Wednesday, February 15, 2012         
Hannemann leads by big margin

Two years after suffering a blowout loss in the Demo­cratic gubernatorial primary, former Hono­lulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann is in prime position to win a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, according to a new poll.

170,000 to get bank refunds

About 170,000 customers of Bank of Hawaii and Central Pacific Bank are due to get partially reimbursed next month for overdraft charges they incurred from ATM and debit card transactions.

Love a leaf

Miang kam, a Thai leaf-wrapped, multiflavored snack, is like a blind date. You might never meet it unless someone introduces you. And then it could be love at first bite.

Name that conference

UH will be playing football in a new conference next year — an as-yet-unamed “super conference” of at least 16 members, stretching across the country to the East Coast.

Hoops: Rainbows take out New Orleans

A heartwarming win on Valentine's Day has the Hawaii men's basketball team feeling swell going into one its toughest stretches of the season.

New political maps being proposed by the state Reapportionment Commission would shift an Oahu Senate seat to Hawaii island and place two Demo­crats into the same Senate district in the Makiki-Moiliili area.  Story »

The Navy plans to retire two of three cruisers at Pearl Harbor under a leaner defense budget — a move that, along with other cutbacks, is expected to have a negative effect on Hawaii's economy.  Story »

T.J. Maxx, the national discount retailer, will open three stores on Oahu in May, in the same areas as rival Ross Dress for Less. Story »

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A 41-year-old man shot his wife to death before taking his own life this morning at a house near Waimea Bay, police said. Another man sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Story »


The family of Hawaii man killed by fellow inmates at a privately operated prison in Arizona in 2010 today sued Corrections Corporation of America and the state of Hawaii, which contracted with CCA to house prisoners. Story »


Two of Kailua's most popular beach parks will be off limits to commercial activities on Sundays and a portion of Saturdays under a bill passed by the Honolulu City Council today in Kapolei. Story »

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It's been a years-long, real-time experiment for the state Department of Education to devise an optimal model for early childhood education.  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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LISBON, Portugal » As debt-plagued Greece struggles to meet Europe's strict terms for receiving its next round of bailout money, the lesson of Portugal might bear watching.

It can be difficult to remember now, given the ferocity with which many Republicans assail it as an attack on freedom, but the provision in President Barack Obama's health care law requiring all Americans to buy health insurance has its roots in conservative thinking.

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