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» Boy, 14, allegedly robs 3 other youths

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Hawaii News

» Property tax cut bill advances

» Democrats face tough choice for party future

» GOP aims first to hold onto top state posts

» Army throws switch on solar energy housing project

» Hickam offers support in Timor conflict

» 7 new laws address identity theft

» Cable outage cuts into finales of 'Lost,' 'Idol'

» Volunteer work earned A&B spokesman praise

» Honored UH alumnus left mark on global health

» Altered papaya trees removed

» 15 cases of metal theft reported

» Gillnet fishermen suspected in shark deaths

» New Hawaii stamps will be unveiled

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Corky's Hawaii

» Ocean Watch

» Island Images

» Obituaries

» Corrections

» Weather

Features

» Out of the joint

» Isle war stories find broader U.S. audience

» Novelist fascinated by WWII incident on Niihau

» Celebration of gay film

» Pipeline rocks!

» Ask deftly portrays role's torment in 'La Cage'

» State Fair kicks off with Nick Cannon

» Winning image reflects aloha spirit

» Nightcrawlers

» At The Movies

» Da Kine

» Our Picks

» On the Scene

» About Time

» In The Garden

» Crawlspace

Sports

» 'Bows blank Bulldogs to advance

» Stadium can't get to money for repairs

» Hawaii Grown: More than a valley girl

» Hawaii Beat

» Sidelines

» Just For Kicks

» Hawaii Grown Notebook

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» Bank warns people to avoid HIG

» State grants approval to Ohana Pacific Bank

» Lack of higher-paying jobs weighs on state's wages

» Oahu retail properties show signs of cooling, report says

» Hoku Scientific stock jumps 45 percent

» Business Briefs

» TheBuzz

» Hotel Occupancy

» Market Watch

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Court was right to ground banners

» Jury saw through corporate deception

» Corky's Editorial Cartoon

» Letters

Property tax cut bill advances

The proposal reduces rates by 16 cents and offers a $200 discount, but at the expense of commercial rates.

Democrats face tough choice for party future

Both parties have isle political conventions this weekend.

GOP aims first to hold onto top state posts

Both parties have isle political conventions this weekend.

Tommy Chong: Out of the joint

Comedian Tommy Chong and the 'Marijuana-Logues' come to Blaisdell Concert Hall.

'Bows blank Bulldogs to advance

Steven Wright strikes out 13 to lead Hawaii to an 8-0 victory in its WAC tournament opener.

Bank warns people to avoid HIG

Bankoh tells customers of Hawaiian Insurance & Guaranty to seek policies elsewhere.

Court was right to ground banners

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected an anti-abortion group's plans to fly banners from planes above Oahu.

Jury saw through corporate deception

A federal jury has convicted the chief executives of Enron Corp. of fraud and conspiracy changes.

	Corky's Hawaii Corky Trinidad
	Ocean Watch Susan Scott
	Island Images S-B Photographers
	On the Scene John Berger
	Sidelines Kalani Simpson
	Just For Kicks Al Chase
	TheBuzz Erika Engle
	Editorial Cartoon Corky Trinidad

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