Monday, February 25, 2013
No-glitch hitching
Scott Sallee, 26, and 23-year-old Polina Kovalijova had to change planes to get from Switzerland to Honolulu for their Feb. 9 wedding, but thanks to a new office that handles marriage and civil union licensing at the Sheraton Waikiki, the couple got to take a direct route through their nuptial paper work.
Mayor maps route to repave, fix roads
Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell will announce today a sweeping plan to fix and repave all city roads needing repair in the next five years.
Lower boat speed limit sought for whales' sake
A spate of collisions between vessels and endangered humpback whales has prompted some scientists to call for stricter rules — including boating speed limits — in the animals' winter migratory waters in Hawaii.
Condo hui on the hook for fees
George and Shirley Snead dutifully pay the monthly maintenance fee on their Kauai condominium. But recently they had to help pay such fees for other owners as part of what some call an unanticipated consequence of recent amendments to Hawaii foreclosure law.
Baseball: Late rally lifts Owls
Down to its final out, No. 13 Rice handed the Rainbows the most agonizing defeat of their season-opening, seven-game losing streak, scoring three times in the ninth to pull off a stunning 7-5 victory Sunday afternoon at Les Murakami Stadium.
Contest winner went with her 'gut' for picks
Kim Perez Hults didn't see "Life of Pi," but she had enough faith in Ang Lee to make him her pick for best director in the Star-Advertiser's 2013 Oscarama contest. That gamble paid off for the 29-year-old Kailua resident.
Potholes and cracks still mar the island's streets and highways. A list of streets deemed "unsatisfactory" by city officials includes over 3,000 slated for repaving, and another 760 segments of road work is already underway. Is your street on the list? Search now.
Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell will announce today a sweeping plan to fix and repave all city roads needing repair in the next five years.
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Strong winter tradewinds are contributing to an increase in debris from the March 2011 Japanese tsunami reaching coastal areas off Kauai and other Hawaii islands, sometimes smashing against reefs and carrying suspected alien species.
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'Argo' takes cake, 'Pi' wins 4 slices
George and Shirley Snead dutifully pay the monthly maintenance fee on their Kauai condominium. But recently they had to help pay such fees for other owners as part of what some call an unanticipated consequence of recent amendments to Hawaii foreclosure law.
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- PICS: Stars arrive at the Oscars, Feb. 24, 2013 (Part 2)
- PICS: Stars arrive at the Oscars, Feb. 24, 2013 (Part 1)
- Sports Extra: High School Basketball, Feb. 23, 2013
- Sports Extra: H.S. Wrestling Championships, Sat., Feb. 23
- Walking Tour: Pow Wow art packs a punch
- UH names buildings after Senator Inouye, Feb. 22
- Boys state semifinals (Div. II): St. Francis vs. Hawaii Prep, Feb. 22, 2013, Kaimuki High School
- Photo gallery: Oscars luncheon, Feb. 4
- Photo Gallery: Wet weather on Oahu and Maui
- Photo gallery: Prep work begins for the Oscars
- UH Cancer Center: From the ground up
- H.S. Division I basketball: Punahou vs. King Kekaulike, Feb. 21, 2013
- Where Teddy Munet escaped, Feb. 20
- UH vs. Oregon, Feb. 18
In September, Jennifer Hunt of Brown County, Ind., was awarded a bachelor's degree from Thomas Edison State College in New Jersey without ever taking a Thomas Edison course.
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Windward Oahu Waha NuiKaneohe’s Steisha Sheather, 22, won the 2013 Miss Latina Hawaii crown Feb. 9 on a platform of “Dream Big.” The Kamehameha grad and LCC alumna now aims for the Miss Hawaii title in June. More »
Getting Down And Muddy At KualoaHarrison Dull is a mudder. “I’ll take that. I like being called a mudder. It works,” Harrison says with a smile. His smile is bright and clean these days, but come Saturday, March 9, out at Kualoa Ranch, Dull and hundreds of his friends will be muddy from head to toe in the 2013 version of the Makahiki Challenge. More »
