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Vol. 11, Issue 308 - Saturday, November 4, 2006

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» Maui man killed in pickup truck crash

» Pedestrian dies after being hit by van in Kailua

» Man finishes journey from Hawaii to Japan in wave-powered boat

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EXOTIC SURPRISES » A bearded dragon was among several illegal animals seized in Hilo. Also seized were two emperor scorpions, a 22-inch albino corn snake and a 19-inch green iguana.

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Hawaii News

» Voter apathy could break record

» Price tag for midterm elections exceeds $2.6B

» Flesh-eating germs kill Maui landscaper

» Invasion of the snowflake coral

» UH student studying snowflake invasion

» Judge blames design of road in fatal car crash

» Remote town gets fresh supplies

» Ex-boyfriend held in gunshot death

» Knife attack on Kailua man stuns neighbors

» City ponders end of Football Express

» BOE fights opinion seeking vote data

» Piano teacher dedicated her life to music

» Newswatch, Police/Fire

» Signs of Hawaiian Life in the Universe

» Whatever Happened

» Island Images

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» Weather

Features

» Exotic surprises

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» View from the Pew

» Wood Craft

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Sports

» Warriors staying loose in Utah

» UH can't afford to trip

» Rainbows go through the motions

» Wahine to work it out against Sea Warriors

» Long Beach leaves message for UH

» Rainbow Wahine in a rare WAC race

» Kahuku to face Waianae for OIA title

» Seariders smash way into title game

» Hawaii Beat

» Sidelines

» Scoreboard

» TV & Radio

Business

» Neighbor island home sales are reeling

» Maui Land posts loss on fewer property sales

» Hilton starts third Hawaii timeshare project

» Major airlines raise most U.S. fares by $5

» FedEx Corp. will raise air shipping rates 5.5%

» Business Briefs

» Market Watch

» Hawaii Stock Index

» WSJ Sunday

» Dilbert

Editorial

» Council should keep open mind about transit

» School board should release Shon firing info

» Gathering Place

» Letters

Voter apathy could break record

A lackluster campaign is blamed for what could be the worst turnout in isle history.

Flesh-eating germs kill Maui landscaper

Ron Lemay had just moved there from the mainland in March.

Invasion of the snowflake coral

Workers try to smother the pest around Kauai.

Exotic surprises

A box with five illegal animals is anonymously surrendered in Hilo.

Warriors staying loose in Utah

Hawaii has the confidence that comes with trotting out the hottest offense in the country.

Rainbows go through the motions

Hawaii will treat its exhibition with Hilo as the real thing.

Neighbor island home sales are reeling

Median sales prices have fallen significantly on the Garden Isle.

Maui Land posts loss on fewer property sales

The company incurs costs related to its new packing plant.

Council should keep open mind about transit

A City Council committee has endorsed a rail system as the method of mass transit on Oahu.

School board should release Shon firing info

The state school board has hesitated in releasing information about the firing of the charter schools administrator.

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	View from the Pew Mary Adamski
	Wood Craft Ben Wood
	Sidelines Kalani Simpson

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