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Vol. 11, Issue 51 - Monday, Feb. 20, 2006

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Students and other volunteers helped reassemble an ahu yesterday on the grounds of Iolani Palace that was desecrated by vandals over the weekend.

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Hawaii News

» Radio appeal raises $17,650 for victims

» Vandals desecrate Iolani Palace shrine

» High-tech exhibits give new spin on astronomy

» Seabed weapons dumps stir fears

» Far from home

» Harbin backtracks on gas cap suspension

» Inouye wants internment study

» Heavy rains are expected to ease

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Kokua Line

» Political File

» Island Images

» Weekend Scene

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» The sing-off starts now

» Hawaii's Schools: Kahuku High

» Hawaiian Music Awards to be a 4-day affair

» Da Kine

» On the Scene

» Cel Shaded

Sports

» Wallace gives Tatum custody of UH offense

» Dramatic finish at Turtle Bay a warmup

» 'Bows sweep away Lions

» Early wins pay off for Warriors

» Hawaii Beat

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» It's all happening at the zoo

» Business Briefs

» Tech View

» Enjoying Your Work

» Wall Street Journal Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Changes in property tax valuations could raise accountability

» Hawaii voters give women top jobs

» Letters

Radio appeal raises $17,650 for victims

KNDI 1270 AM conducted a live radio broadcast at the FilCom Center gathering donations and pledges for the victims of the Philippines landslide.

Vandals desecrate Iolani Palace shrine

More than 20 stones are scattered up to 75 feet from where they were set in 1993.

The sing-off starts now

12 ladies and 12 gents remain after a brutal culling process to become the next American Idol.

Wallace gives Tatum custody of UH offense

The senior guard called nearly all of the plays in the win over Santa Clara.

It's all happening at the zoo

Tyris Perreira works with a bunch of animals, and we're not talking about the people she supervises.

Hawaii voters give women top jobs

A national survey indicates that Hawaii has shown the most improvement in women gaining high positions in government.

	Kokua Line June Watanabe
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	On the Scene John Berger
	Cel Shaded Jason Yadao
	Enjoying Your Work Richard Brislin

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