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Vol. 11, Issue 189 - Saturday, July 8, 2006

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READY TO GO » Spc. James Strong, holding daughter Carrie, and wife Suzette talked yesterday about the impending deployment of about 7,000 Schofield Barracks soldiers to Iraq.

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Hawaii News

» Loved ones shattered by Round Top killings

» 7,000 from Schofield are to be sent to Iraq

» Deal struck to allow sonar for war games

» 'Doc' Buyers inspired, leaders say

» New ban on mobile ads applauded

» Teen pleads not guilty in crash that killed royalty

» Bob Watada cheering for son's biggest match

» Nurses march to office of mayor

» Recycling mandate for green waste possible

» Former Justice Department lawyer to probe dam break

» Telescope to deliver detailed scan of sky

» Lingle names Public Safety director

» Measures promised at location of fatal fall

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» Hurdles define marathoner's life

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» Home prices rise on Maui, Big Island; Kauai's fall

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Editorial

» Homeless crisis requires cooperation between city, state

» Letters

»	Shark attack reported in Makaha

Loved ones shattered by Round Top killings

Jason and Colleen Takamori leave behind a daughter.

7,000 from Schofield are to be sent to Iraq

The deployment will take place over five weeks and last a year.

'Doc' Buyers inspired, leaders say

His charisma and enthusiasm headline a memorial service.

Bob Watada cheering for son’s biggest match

The Army officer can beat a court-martial, his dad tells backers.

Dedication & commitment

Parishioners' patience and generosity pay off in a renovated St. Joseph Church.

Hurdles define marathoner's life

A life overcoming obstacles leads Dillon to the Distance Running Hall of Fame.

Home prices rise on Maui, Big Island; Kauai’s fall

All three islands see a drop in sales of homes and condos.

Homeless crisis requires cooperation between city, state

Governor Lingle has declared a state emergency to deal with the homeless problem on Oahu's Leeward Coast.

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