Wednesday, December 05, 2012
Chasing Heisman
Manti Te'o's road to New York City as a finalist at the Heisman Trophy presentation Saturday didn't really begin on a road at all.
Cooperation is exercises' goal
The Army said it advanced disaster management cooperation with the People's Liberation Army on a trip to China by about 20 Hawaii-based soldiers, and the hope is the annual exchanges will expand in scope and size.
Man gets back car wheels with help of police sting
"Jon Jon" Macapalang, a staff sergeant in the Air Force, had been in the islands for only three months when a set of rare custom wheels for his award-winning Hyundai Genesis coupe, which is on its way from California, were stolen from the garage of his Pearl City home Nov. 25.
Heavier junk from tsunami expected to litter isle shores
Debris from the March 11, 2011, Japan tsunami is reaching a different stage in its drift across the Pacific, with heavier and larger objects contributing to coastal garbage patches in Hawaii, University of Hawaii researchers said.
15-year HMSA executive moves up to corner office
Michael Gold took the helm as chief executive officer of the state's largest health insurer, Hawaii Medical Service Association, on Saturday.
Fun with furoshiki
The ancient Japanese tradition of furoshiki is finding new favor in the 21st century as a “green” statement for reusing fabric scraps and reducing waste.
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The first annual audit of the books for the city's $5.27 billion rail project turned up some flaws in the rail project's accounting practices, and the board for the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation wants to know more about city plans to prevent those problems in the future.
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Leaia Siosefa "Sefa" Tuai was an accomplished guitarist and singer, and played alongside Waikiki's top musicians over the years.
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WASHINGTON » Salmon that's been genetically modified to grow twice as fast as normal could soon show up on your dinner plate. That is, if the company that makes the fish can stay afloat. Story »
It didn't take too long for Hawaiian Airlines to capitalize on Taiwan being added to the U.S. Visa Waiver Program. The state's largest and oldest carrier said Tuesday it plans to launch three-days-a-week service between the capital city of Taipei and Honolulu next summer. Story »
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- Tripler Army Medical Center's Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony, Dec. 3, 2012
- High surf on the North Shore, Dec. 3, 2012
- 2012 Keiki Kalikimaka Ornament Contest Finalists
- 27th Annual Holiday Wreath Contest at Honolulu Hale
- Sports Extra-Football: Hawaii vs South Alabama, Dec. 1
- Sports Extra-Volleyball: Hawaii vs Washington, Dec. 1
- City Lights: December 1, 2012
- Island Images: December 2012 [Part 1]
- Sports Extras-H.S. Football: East vs. West, Nov. 30
- Page One Collection: December 2012
- Mustard bombs' impact study, Nov. 30, 2012
- Sports Extras-Volleyball: Hawaii vs Santa Clara, Nov. 30
- Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center's 40th Anniversary, Nov. 30, 2012
- Weeding out invasive species, Nov. 29, 2012
WILBRAHAM, Mass. » First came the tornado, which felled five big trees and sent them crashing down on half the house, forcing Heather Mercier and Ellie Tobiasz to move into a mobile home on their property while the house was being repaired.
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