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Star-Advertiser headlines- Road-weary 'Bows hope to salvage their pride February 25, 2012Weary and worn, the Hawaii men's basketball team has one last chance to stop its unraveling on an unforgiving road trip.
- Key to material progress is making sure we have equality of opportunity February 25, 2012Recently, there has been a number of articles on the Occupy Movement and the greater issue of income inequality in our country.
- Counterpunch February 25, 2012For the second night in a row, Hawaii waited for Wagner to make the first move.Then the Rainbows countered with theirs.
- Obama: No magic bullet to lower gas prices February 25, 2012
- Miracle diet pill? A safe drug is elusive February 25, 2012WASHINGTON >> The battle of the bulge has been a big, fat failure for U.S. drugmakers. But that hasn't stopped them from trying.
- Ohio man given choice of Facebook apology or jail February 25, 2012CINCINNATI >> A man who was threatened with jail time for posting comments about his estranged wife on his personal Facebook page unless he posted daily apologies for a month says the court ruling violates his freedom of speech.
- Not an All-Star, but Lin stars in Orlando February 25, 2012ORLANDO, Fla. >> Jeremy Lin was as comfortable in front of a crowd as he is on the court.
- Laupahoehoe teachers seek court ruling on BOE decision February 25, 2012Teachers at Laupahoehoe High and Elementary School have gone to court to appeal the decision by the Board of Education to open the campus as a charter school this fall.
- Kahuku outlasts Kamehameha-Hawaii February 25, 2012The Kamehameha-Hawaii Warriors needed a minor miracle to heal up from their mystery, teamwide illness.Instead, they got a dose of high-octane defensive pressure from Kahuku, and the Red Raiders rallied from a 10-point deficit for a 57-50 win last night at Blaisdell Arena.
- Punahou makes D-I final with rout of Baldwin February 25, 2012Dealing with Punahou's first five is challenging enough.Contending with the Buffanblu's starting 10 can be overwhelming.
- UH regents reallocate funds for Ching athletic complex February 25, 2012The University of Hawaii Board of Regents has authorized reallocation of $3 million in revenue bond proceeds to expedite construction and completion of the overdue Clarence T.C. Ching Athletic Complex on campus.
- This soccer tournament could use some star power February 25, 2012This time the traffic didn't have to do with people trying to get to Aloha Stadium. It was typical weekday afternoon rush-hour traffic, exacerbated by an accident.
- Hawaii Beat February 25, 2012Warriors win exhibition over Nittaidai • 3 UH women win WAC swim titles • Fujikawa tied for 18th at eGolf event • HPU baseball improves to 8-0 with win
- 3 share lead at HSBC in Singapore February 25, 2012SINGAPORE » Americans Katie Futcher and Angela Stanford and South Korea’s Jenny Shin all shot 1-under 71s today to stay tied for the lead after three rounds of the $1.4 million HSBC Women’s Champions.
- Rescued diver stayed calm while lost out in open ocean February 25, 2012Scuba diving Sunday at a depth of 165 feet, two to three miles off Makaha, and toting 150 pounds of gear, 32-year veteran diver Scott Folsom was prepared for anything.
- The forgery artist February 25, 2012A serial forgery artist with a 20-year rap sheet allegedly tried, after being released on probation, to buy two Waikiki jewelry kiosks last year with more than $60,000 in bogus checks drawn from an Oahu Community Correctional Center inmate trust account.
- Focus on social issues could shape battle for women February 25, 2012WASHINGTON » Rick Santorum speaks out against prenatal testing. Virginia's governor and Legislature get caught up in an emotional debate over whether women seeking abortions should be required to undergo an ultrasound.
- Branding a soldier with personality disorder February 25, 2012Capt. Susan Carlson was not a typical recruit when she volunteered for the Army in 2006 at the age of 50. But the Army desperately needed behavioral health professionals like her, so it signed her up.
- McKinley, Kalaheo in D-II final February 25, 2012Hawaii Prep is a better free-throw shooting team than McKinley. But the Tigers are better at everything else.
- Council wants answers over waived budget rules February 25, 2012City Council members want clarification from the Carlisle administration on exactly what information was sent to the Budget Committee last March that should have flagged attention to the city's intent to suspend debt guidelines to borrow extensively for the $5.27 billion rail project.
- Road-weary 'Bows hope to salvage their pride February 25, 2012
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- State Moves To Curb Mongoose Population February 25, 2012The state land board approved a memorandum of understanding between the Department of Land and Natural Resources and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to come up with a mongoose eradication plan.
- HTA: January Sets Visitor Spending Record, Increased Arrivals February 24, 2012According to the Hawaii Tourism Authority, a new record was set for visitor spending in January, following a previous record-setting month in December.
- State's Largest Wind Power Project Breaks Ground February 25, 2012The state's largest wind power project breaks ground in Kawailoa.
- Police Identify 6-Month-Old Boy From Japan Killed In Van Crash February 24, 20126-month-old Yuta Suzuki of Shiyonawate, Japan was killed Thursday after a van driven by the infant boy's father flipped over on Hawaii Belt Road near Kapapala on the Big Island, according to police.
- Thousands Rush In To Fill 175 Hawaiian Airlines Jobs February 24, 2012Record numbers apply for 175 flight attendant positions at Hawaiian Airlines and the interviewing process started at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall on Thursday.
- Accused Murderer Uses Facebook As Alibi February 24, 2012Kilani DeRego, 19, accused of beating a taxi driver to death took the stand in his defense on Thursday.
- Maui Man Arrested For Impersonating Federal Agent February 24, 2012
- Bill Calls For 5-Year Moratorium On Opihi Picking February 23, 2012The concern over the dwindlling supply of opihi has renewed calls for a ban on opihi harvesting.
- Ala Moana Center's Owner Acquiring Sears February 24, 2012Sears is selling its Ala Moana Center store to the mall's owner, General Growth Properties.
- Kauai County Denies Police Chief His Office February 22, 2012Kauai Police Chief Darryl Perry said Wednesday that he reported to work at the request of the Kauai Police Commission and the county has refused to let him back into his office or give him his badge and gun.
- Local Film Industry Seizes Golden Opportunity February 23, 2012With the Oscar-nominated film "The Descendants," Hawaii is now capturing the attention of Hollywood producers more than ever before.
- Teen Convicted Of Deadly Taxi Driver Beating February 25, 2012A 19 year old was convicted of 2nd degree murder on Friday, in the beating death of a taxi driver.
- Flash Flood Watch In Effect For Kauai February 25, 2012The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch for the island of Kauai Friday afternoon.
- Police Searching For Thurston Avenue Robbers February 25, 2012Honolulu police are asking the public's help in finding two robbers who assaulted and stole a bag from a woman on Thurston Avenue on Feb. 19.
- Flurry Of 100 Earthquakes Strike Big Island Since Wednesday February 25, 2012According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory has recorded over 100 earthquakes since early Wednesday morning on the Big Island.
- State Moves To Curb Mongoose Population February 25, 2012
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- Star-Advertiser headlines
- Road-weary 'Bows hope to salvage their pride February 25, 2012Weary and worn, the Hawaii men's basketball team has one last chance to stop its unraveling on an unforgiving road trip.
- Key to material progress is making sure we have equality of opportunity February 25, 2012Recently, there has been a number of articles on the Occupy Movement and the greater issue of income inequality in our country.
- Counterpunch February 25, 2012For the second night in a row, Hawaii waited for Wagner to make the first move.Then the Rainbows countered with theirs.
- Obama: No magic bullet to lower gas prices February 25, 2012
- Miracle diet pill? A safe drug is elusive February 25, 2012WASHINGTON >> The battle of the bulge has been a big, fat failure for U.S. drugmakers. But that hasn't stopped them from trying.
- Ohio man given choice of Facebook apology or jail February 25, 2012CINCINNATI >> A man who was threatened with jail time for posting comments about his estranged wife on his personal Facebook page unless he posted daily apologies for a month says the court ruling violates his freedom of speech.
- Not an All-Star, but Lin stars in Orlando February 25, 2012ORLANDO, Fla. >> Jeremy Lin was as comfortable in front of a crowd as he is on the court.
- Laupahoehoe teachers seek court ruling on BOE decision February 25, 2012Teachers at Laupahoehoe High and Elementary School have gone to court to appeal the decision by the Board of Education to open the campus as a charter school this fall.
- Kahuku outlasts Kamehameha-Hawaii February 25, 2012The Kamehameha-Hawaii Warriors needed a minor miracle to heal up from their mystery, teamwide illness.Instead, they got a dose of high-octane defensive pressure from Kahuku, and the Red Raiders rallied from a 10-point deficit for a 57-50 win last night at Blaisdell Arena.
- Punahou makes D-I final with rout of Baldwin February 25, 2012Dealing with Punahou's first five is challenging enough.Contending with the Buffanblu's starting 10 can be overwhelming.
- Road-weary 'Bows hope to salvage their pride February 25, 2012
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