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Under a five-year, $240 million plan scheduled to be introduced by the Department of Land and Natural Resources and Gov. Linda Lingle, Manoa Falls and dozens of other state trails, parks, harbors and beaches would receive repairs and upgrades. More »
Hawaii's voluntary enrollment program, known as Healthy Start, has been used as a model nationally to promote child health and help prevent child neglect. More »
On the day she was bludgeoned to death a year ago today, Janel Tupuola was supposed to switch cars with a niece in hopes of avoiding a former boyfriend she said had been stalking her. 
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BLOGS » Treena Shapiro
Family TreeTreena shares the best and the worst of parenting. More »
BLOGS » David Shapiro
Volcanic AshA totally independent, slightly irreverent and hopelessly idealistic view. That's David. More »
BLOGS » David Shapiro
Volcanic AshA totally independent, slightly irreverent and hopelessly idealistic view. That's David. More »
HITTING THE BEACH
Weather warnings or not, after two weeks of workouts at Iolani School's pool, the Drury University (Mo.) swimming and diving team held its last session of winter training at Ala Moana Beach Park today. More »
JEFF WIDENER | The Honolulu Advertiser
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When Dr. Shirley Domingo treated a savagely beaten man Tuesday at The Queen's Medical Center, she did not recognize the victim as her father. (5:17 p.m.) More »
Maj. Gen. Robert Lee, state adjutant general, said he stands by his recommendation yesterday that public schools be closed and state workers stay home today. (3:29 p.m.) More »
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- Statewide average gas price rises for first time in 16 weeks
- Circuit City to close all 567 stores, including Pearlridge outlet
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- Afternoon ferry service on TheBoat canceled
- Hilo service for Mike Sakamoto Jan. 25
- Aloha spirit arriving in Washington
- US Airways jetliner's engines missing
- UH volleyball match on; alumni discounts available
- Wayward fiance being held on Maui
- No ILH, OIA sporting events; wrestling, soccer changes
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- Tiger Woods to take part in Obama inauguration
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Only the spooky need applyChris Spears, owner of Oahu Ghost Tours, says he's had about 50... More »
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The Honolulu City Council again will take up a proposal to ban the use of handheld cell phones while driving. More »
Just when it looked like opening day of the PGA Tour's first full-field event would be a lot like opening day of the PGA Tour season last week, Shigeki Maruyama blew into first place at the Sony Open in Hawai'i with a huge grin yesterday. More »
The state's suspension of a gasoline price cap in hasn't resulted in excessive or inexplicable increases at the pump, according to a report analyzing Hawai'i petroleum pricing data. More »
The invitation for the Hawai'i State Society Inaugural Ball in Washington, D.C., says "black tie or formal ethnic wear." What does this mean? We asked three stylish Honolulu men with varied ethnic backgrounds to show us what it means to them and what they plan to wear in Washington. More »
It's early Thursday afternoon, and Gloria Estefan's time is short. "Ten minutes," her manager says bluntly over the phone, "then I have to cut your interview off. ... Sorry." More »
Certainly, the omens for passing the bill giving federal recognition to Native Hawaiians look better than they have in more than a decade. That is something to applaud. The Akaka bill, in its essential form, creates a pathway for establishing Hawai'i's indigenous people as a political entity, enabling their reconstitution as a "state within a state" government. More »
To commemorate the opening of the movie Hotel for Dogs, please join the Hawaii Dog Foundation (HDF) on Saturday, January 17 from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm for a "Meet and Greet" wih our own celebrities, rescued dogs who are available for adoption. More »
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