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Barack Obama's skills as an orator and his rapid rise to the presidency have drawn comparisons with John F. Kennedy. More »
In about a year, Mayor Mufi Hannemann and other city leaders will gather in an East Kapolei field for the start of construction on the state's largest-ever public works project. More »
Following a year when O'ahu recorded the fewest number of traffic fatalities in nearly a decade, three people died in separate traffic accidents on New Year's Day while a fourth person was critically injured yesterday. 
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3 DIE ON HAWAII ROADS
Family members built a roadside memorial for Michael Galutira in Waipahu; he was one of three traffic fatalities on New Year's Day. More »
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Boise St. hoops can up the anteWhen Boise State president Robert Kustra proclaimed a desire for Mountain... More »
2008: THE YEAR IN PHOTOS
See galleries of The Advertiser's picks for the top local and national photos of 2008, from Obama to obituaries to offbeat. More »
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In 'Ewa Beach, residents say, the illegal fireworks kicked in as far back as October and built to a war-zone crescendo by New Year's Eve, resulting in what one person described as "house-shaking explosions," wailing car alarms, crying babies and cowering pets. More »
The homecoming for one player was much unwelcomed by the host squad. More »
Signs grew that the economy could turn even weaker in 2009, as an index of December manufacturing activity sank to its lowest point in 28 years. Every corner of the sector was down, from bakeries to cigarette-makers to aluminum smelters. More »
'Aloha Shorts' puts Island literature, theater and music out on the FM airwaves Tuesdays. More »
The holidays are over, we take a collective breath ... and TGIF looks back at 2008: On the cinema scene, we have two Rogers picking the cream of the crop. More »
Their O'ahu vacation over, the Obama 'ohana returns to work next week. The president-elect will trade in his board shorts and bare chest for a suit and tie. He and Michelle Obama will prepare their two girls for their first day at their new school in Washington, D.C. More »
Princess Ka`iulani celebrates the New Year with the Japanese tradition of Mochitsuki (Mochi Pounding) on Saturday, January 3 starting at 10 a.m. at the Dolphin Lanai. More »
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