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					| Wednesday, March 31, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 31, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 12:44 PM :: 8189 Views 
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			                                                 April 15 No New Taxes Five Rallies on Four Islands: Honolulu, Hilo, Kona, Maui, Kauai 
Victims of DoE “embezzlement”: Substitute Teachers want their back pay 
Election of BOE may go on Hawaii ballot 
Private Sector Feels the Pinch as the Hawaii Legislature Moves $10 Billion State Budget Forward 
Isles 22nd in Race to the Top  (DoE plays with numbers to make it look like they’re #22 instead of dead last) 
Democrat Borreca: Latest poll offers little to reassure isle GOP 
Democrat Burris: Layoffs can cost us more, long term 
SB: New health law a boon to Hawaii small businesses 
Honolulu still tops list of costliest U.S. cities 
Kenoi proposes property tax increase to offset declining property values 
   
Six month spent trying to get action--ongoing sex abuse of minor (Your government at work) 
Increased Travel From Canada and Asia Cities Boosts Hawaii's Visitors Arrivals 
Capitol Round Up: Bad Bills Still Alive as Hawaii Legislature Heads for 2nd Crossover 
Hemmings: Undersea Cable a Multibillion Boondoggle 
ADV: A creative way to pay for that solar heater 
Mixon won't be reprimanded (or fired)  
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					| Wednesday, March 31, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March, 2010 Letters to the Editor
									 
									By Letters to the Editor @ 12:01 AM :: 7403 Views 
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			                                                 Victims of DoE “embezzlement”: Substitute Teachers want their back pay  
Is this our America? 
Another week, another ban 
Take the Money from the Rail Fund, Enough Already, People are Suffering 
QUICK! QUICK! QUICK! CONDEMN! CONDEMN! CONDEMN! 
Election 2010: Time for an overhaul 
Furlough Fridays save children from killer dogs 
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					| Tuesday, March 30, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 30, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 2:19 PM :: 6555 Views 
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			                                                 Fireworks, dirt, and stolen trucks: Colleen Hanabusa and the Honolulu Raceway Deal 
House committee considers bills that allow governor to appoint BOE 
Slom and Zimmerman may bid for the Bulletin 
Socialism: 50% of Big Isle kids had prenatal substance exposure 
Hawaii Senate panel's draft budget taps various funds 
No TAT? City may eliminate cultural programs (Washington Monument gambit) 
228 to lose jobs, 31 offices will be shut as Hawaii DHS modernizes system 
Funding HOPE makes sense for budget, crime 
Few nursing homes fined for infractions 
Got Sweet Tooth? There’s a Tax for That 
Kalapa: Alternatives to Proposed Hawaii Tax Increase Need Serious Consideration at the Legislature 
HTH: County, state tax hikes a terrible idea in hard times 
Bill recognizes cultural value of cockfighting 
Delaware, Tennessee to get $600 million in 'Race to the Top' grants—Hawaii gets zero 
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					| Monday, March 29, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 29, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 1:43 PM :: 10545 Views 
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			                                                 Hawaii barrel tax may rise nearly 3,000% 
Socialist Hawaii 49th in charitable giving  
SB: Car-seizure bill an empty gesture 
Affordable housing project in revival: State assembles EIS notice in attempt to develop Leiali‘i (After 16-year war with OHA) 
200 rally against proposed homeless lunatic project 
Maui mayor proposes cutting helicopter air ambulance service  (Washington Monument Gambit to make case for tax increase)  
Naeole-Beason calls to delay new energy standards: Postponement could cost county federal 'green' money 
Bird Kill hypocrisy: Environmental groups sue KIUC 
Eco-scammers blame fake coral extinction on fake global warming 
Legislature hones in on the big issues: State resolution touts cockfighting as cultural activity 
Kauai County manager proposal dormant, but not dead 
Shipment of Honolulu's trash delayed until end of April 
Catholic policy toward gays misguided 
SB: Hawaii a natural place for Obama library site 
Shapiro: Local TV news lacks serious reporting 
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					| Sunday, March 28, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 28, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 1:48 PM :: 6718 Views 
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			                                                 Full Text: Rasmussen polls Hawaii Governor’s race 
Drunks, tax cheats, and other wannabees: Scary Democrat Lieutenant governor candidates air ideas 
SB: Restore Akaka Bill's original language 
Hawaii's shortage of doctors may double or triple over next decade  (Obamacare preview) 
Stakes high as testing begins 
ADV: Audit raises legitimate management issues 
The state's probation program cuts new crime and drug use by offenders, a study finds 
Reform groups want changes in campaign spending laws 
6,000 compete for 175 jobs 
State 5 cent plastic bag fee advances in Senate  
SPJ: Vexatious Requestor Legislation Does Not Facilitate a Transparent Government and Sets a Bad Precedent in Hawaii 
Property taxes to increase: Finance committee to mull over Kenoi's budget proposal 
Ca-Ching! Big Isle turbines to tower 156 feet 
Big Island, small population growth 
N. Korea faces likelihood of widespread upheaval 
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					| Saturday, March 27, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 27, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 1:54 PM :: 8295 Views 
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			                                                 Aiona’s Akaka Bill statement spins out of control 
Rasmussen survey shows Aiona losing to Democrats 
Health care hovers over race: Three U.S. House candidates debate reforms at a forum 
Lingle Calls HSTA Vote ‘An Insult’ (HSTA to vote on fake deal Wednesday—even Leg has not signed off) 
Lingle demands apology of Mizuno 
Governor lashes out at lawmakers: claims they 'lost focus'  
One frog in Manoa and Hawaii lawmakers vote to support eradication 
House, Senate Committees Propose $1 to $5 Barrel Tax Hike on Petroleum 
Hawaii close to raising car rental fees 
Hawaii legislators considering 'safe zones' for homeless 
Mauna Kea plan wins approval: Astronomy backers turn out in force 
Grove Farm prepares to launch Wailani subdivision as 'green' neighborhood 
Amid budget crunch, Hawaii County spends $400K for new furniture 
Central Pacific CFO Hirata resigns (5 days ‘til possible FDIC takeover) 
Medical marijuana in Kau: Pot guardian gets 20 years for slaying 
Proposal for special cemetery section draws opposition 
SB demands censorship: Hawaii-based general out of line on gay issue 
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					| Friday, March 26, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 26, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 11:34 AM :: 8722 Views 
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			                                                 To prevent vote on DoE reform, Legislature refuses to fund furlough settlement  
Political rivals split on rail: Djou says he wouldn't ask for federal funding; Case, Hanabusa would 
NRO: Hanabusa Claims She Can Create Jobs? Alo-Ha-Ha-Ha! 
Honolulu rail planners knew of airport issues in 2006, state says (Mufi’s crew caught lying) 
State retirees' health benefits can be different, high court rules 
UHERO sees progress in some areas, but little help for high unemployment 
Sale of revenue bonds to improve Hawaii airports 
Keep teens from drugs (22% are smoking dope) 
Welfare fraud busts persist despite cutbacks 
ADV: An agency failure of historic proportions 
Army commander in Hawaii rebuked by Pentagon, Gates: Commander of U.S. Army Pacific called repeal 'ill-advised' 
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					| Thursday, March 25, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 25, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 12:40 PM :: 7431 Views 
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			                                                 Lingle to Senators: “Please reject current version of Akaka Bill” (Full Text) 
Hawaii gets momentary reprieve as Obama’s ultra-leftist judicial nominee is stalled 
Aiona: State needs to boost efficiency, encourage business 
Hanabusa Ad Misleadingly Claims She “Cut Legislative Salaries” 
Educators (sic) knew plan had no chance of OK, Lingle says 
Furloughs: SB tries to re-negotiate HSTA/BoE hostage demands 
Led by Roz Baker, molester’s former employer, Senators kill measure on free flying of flag 
Gov wants emergency $40M to pay for Medicare, Say demands GE Tax hike 
Honolulu rail project will have to pick up tab for airport route fix 
Mayor says he'd review state finances (to create excuse for) tax hike (while giving himself campaign deniability) 
Hoping for Matson Monopoly backing, Abercrombie starts defending Jones Act 
The state agency that preserves cultural and historic sites gets U.S. orders to improve — or lose half its budget 
Star-Bulletin staff may be cut by 150: Advertiser likely to lose even more 
Pay-to-Play legalized in Campaign finance bill 
Children of Hawaii are not 'pork' (Inouye and for profit earmarks) 
Court will name new Kamehameha trustee 
DoE still failing: Reading scores improve for Hawaii 8th graders, slip for 4th graders 
Honolulu ponders fly-over ramp, other fixes for H1's Lunalilo jam 
State's population growth has slowed (9 people leave for mainland every day) 
Last pieces of Maui Pine sold at auction 
Hilo Vets home nearly full after shaky start 
Hawaii-based general admonished for advocating gay ban 
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					| Wednesday, March 24, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 24, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 1:13 PM :: 12578 Views 
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			                                                 Molester’s former employer Sen. Roz Baker Blocking Flag Pole Bill: Veterans to return medals 
Goodwin Liu: Obama’s Most Radical Judicial Nominee 
Lingle considers joining lawsuits against federal health care law 
Special election offers 3 distinct candidates 
Aiona: State needs to boost efficiency, encourage business  (Efficient Government candidate #1) 
Finnegan: Republicans offering common-sense ideas (Efficient Government candidate #2) 
Central Pacific Bank shares continue to fall: FDIC could seize bank March 31 
Survey: Hawaii ‘09 tax collections fell 8.4% 
HGEA, poverty industry urge tax increase 
Plan to end Hawaii teacher furlough days tied to constitutional amendment 
State audit to delay rail project by 3 months 
Hawaii Senate Considering Conveyance Tax Hike to Fund Homeless Housing 
Fallen Heroes Honored At State Capitol: 28 Families Receive Medal Of Honor 
Army, Native Hawaiian community to sign symbolic accord 
Hawaii pitching Google for super-fast internet 
Cigarette? Not in front of the kids 
31% of Honolulu residents embroiled in “organic” cult 
Baby boom drives population as exodus continues 
County, UPW reach automated-trash deal (union jobs now depend on recycling) 
Nurses union endorses Hooser 
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					| Tuesday, March 23, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 23, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 12:56 PM :: 9361 Views 
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			                                                 Will Hanabusa allow DHHL to revert back to the bad old days? 
States vs Obamacare: Florida, Washington, Pennsylvania, Nebraska and others to file suit 
Buy insurance or lose 2.5% of income: “Wheelchair Tax”, Union “Cadillac Plans”, 44% rental tax, part of $409.2B in new taxes 
To rule over Hawaii: Obama nominates Gay Marriage activist to 9th Circuit Court 
 
Kim’s budget shell game proposes no GET hike, pay at pump with oil tax instead  
The Tax Man: Attacking problem with tax increase reflects arrogance 
GET hike would hurt the poor, stall recovery 
SB: Hawaii health law must be secured (Hirono caught in a lie) 
ADV: City-FAA beef not reassuring 
Hawaii lawmakers urge consolidating furlough days 
Hawaii Health Department: 'Vexatious Requesters' Should Be Banned from Asking for Obama Birth Certificate 
Survey finds 75 Visitors, some of whom are asking: 'Why no gambling?'  
Welfare Cheats: Four sentenced in Hilo after years of freeloading 
HGEA, UPW operatives now blaming cutbacks for deaths, dope, koa poaching 
31 Pacific Century Fellows inducted into old boy system 
HMC amps up cardiac care 
Honolulu bill would seize cars to curb prostitution 
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					| Monday, March 22, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 22, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 3:14 PM :: 4429 Views 
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			                                                 Socialist health care passes 219-212: Honolulu voters will be first to pass judgment 
Lingle: Obamacare passage will cost State $300M, endanger QUEST 
Djou: “Trillion dollar bill will do little to improve health care” 
ATOMIC MONKEY: Abercrombie MIA on Obama’s Health Care Showdown , Abercrombie seeks unlikely redemption from Christian Right 
State reviving plan for Lahaina homes: (War with OHA over affordable housing) 
Health care reform: Hirono, lying through her teeth, sees immediate benefits for seniors 
Midweek’s Bob Jones appoints himself arbiter of truth 
Reforms Could Mean Fewer Earmarks For Hawaii 
Obama’s Double-whammy for homeowners: Borrowers who ask for help see their credit scores dive 
SB: Rules needed for passengers in truck beds 
More mayoral power not in the public’s interest 
Stripping anonymity from the 'Net 
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					| Sunday, March 21, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 21, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 3:56 PM :: 10831 Views 
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			                                                 Bought and paid for, will Hirono cast the deciding vote for Obamacare? 
GOP’s Ramsay Wharton to challenge Hirono for Outer Islands Congressional Seat 
As Congress votes, Honolulu Advertiser floods zone with Obamacare propaganda 
Obamacare payoff to Hirono: Health offices to receive $3.4M grant 
Tax revenue for rail falling short this year: Financing not meeting even lowered forecast 
SB: Gubernatorial candidates must speak up on budget cuts 
Broadcaster Robertson speaks highly of Aiona on '700 Club' 
Video: Lt. Gov. Duke Aiona talks about bid for governor 
Abercrombie pretends fixing schools would be priority as governor 
Developer Grove Farm cashes in on family connections: ‘Smart growth community’ to offer sustainable living 
Home fix-ups may earn tax credit: Legislators consider lame 4% incentive while ignoring Hotel tax credit 
HPD disciplined 26 officers in '09: 'Malicious' force, falsifying of records among violations 
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					| Saturday, March 20, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 20, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 1:31 PM :: 10056 Views 
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			                                                 Honolulu officials knew year ago that rail route too close to airport 
Tavares positions political allies for election race (Sovereignty thug, sex harassment, eco-scammers) 
Hawaii Gov. Lingle says 'it's possible' she will run for elected office in future 
Lingle slams bill restricting governor's powers 
Medicaid benefits are unsustainable and could “explode” under national health care plan 
Governor, top budget aide defend Hawaii investments following audit 
Fitch downgrades CPB rating:  FDIC could seize bank March 31  
Honolulu real estate market 14% overvalued, study says 
Big Isle may set school fees: Creating 'impact district' would formalize builders' funding of new facilities 
Next Year’s DoE Calendar continues Furlough Fridays 
Star-Bulletin staff gets layoff notices: Sale of paper or merger with The Advertiser set for May 19, letter says 
Honolulu loses 7,900 private-sector jobs 
Proposal promotes safe areas in state parks for the homeless 
Engineers: Shoddy Construction at UH Manoa began 89 years ago 
Hawaii Residents: Taxed to Death and After 
Proposed $5/barrel 'Oil Tax' Hike Bill  
General Excise Tax Increase Will Stall Any Hope of Economic Recovery 
Council hearing may be packed: Deep cuts likely to draw angry crowd 
Ohana will get us through the coming 'year of sacrifice,' mayor tells Kauai 
Enviros attack Kauai Shrimp Farm 
Instant Results: Judge Ezra rules 'disparity' in Baldwin school's athletic fields violates law 
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					| Friday, March 19, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 19, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 12:19 PM :: 8159 Views 
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			                                                 Cook Political Report: Hawaii Congressional Race changed from “lean Dem” to “toss up” 
Cadillac Tax is back: Obamacare to tax union workers’ health plans, gut $350M from Hawaii State budget 
Overtaxed Hawaii: Protest against GE Tax hike March 23 
ADV: Governor's proposal for 5.5% pay cuts draws fire from senator and union 
Hawaii auditor says budget aides may have violated law with investment  
Laupahoehoe Charter school block could trip Race to the Top 
Louisiana Medicaid fix may also help Hawaii (not quite…) 
ADV: Homeless: New laws fine but more pressure needed 
3 show interest in Star-Bulletin, so far: Publisher surprised by response, says he doesn't know investors' identities 
Gene Ward: Massachusetts was a straw in the wind (Hawaii tax hikes could produce Djou victory) 
Earthjustice: Solar Energy Foes Try to 'Block' Sun 
Crash sparks calls to ban truck-bed riders 
Businesses Hit Hard by Costly Jones Act Regulations 
The Senate's proud porkers 
New details emerge in firing of former commander of Pearl Harbor-based sub 
St. Damien Film to Screen at Honolulu Film Festival in April 
Hawaii wants Obama presidential library 
Budgetary impasse: Hawaii Co. Council committee finds no way to slice budget 
Maui County and DOE sued over ballfields 
Former MPD officer arrested on theft and drug charges 
Prospective buyers tour county's Hamakua land 
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					| Thursday, March 18, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 18, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 1:34 PM :: 7857 Views 
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			                                                 CBN News: Lt. Gov. Duke Aiona's Bold Faith for Hawaii (Video) 
Maui TEA Party protest against Obamacare Thursday 
VIDEO: Obama says “Louisiana Purchase” will help with “Earthquake in Hawaii” 
Hawaii DoE: Cost of waste, fraud, and corruption between $191M and $431M per year 
Birtherism: Hawaii Legislature set to "fuel the fire" 
SB: Don't raise the GET 
Proposed Barrel Tax Increase Will Hike Hawaii Gas Prices and Electricity Rates  
Call to serve the public (HGEA cuts blamed for plague of frogs) 
DHS chief blasts legislative budget cuts: Director says state could lose federal money if services are reduced ($73M wasted to save a few HGEA jobs)  
Obamacare: Hawaii Tribune-Herald scammed by “Cancer-stricken” Obamabot 
Isles warned over medical marijuana (former cocaine dealer calls warning “repugnant”) 
Honolulu councilman Rod Tam votes to censure himself 
Honolulu will ban tents, carts in parks 
ADV: A leaner bank is better than no bank 
Sen. Inouye's earmarks have helped Hawaii 
Hawaii revving up to era of electric cars: But hurdles remain in goal to put thousands of plug-ins on Isle roads 
DNCC: Despite His Claims in TV Ad, Charles Djou’s Been Serving Corporate Special Interests – Not Honolulu Families  
Smoking bill moves ahead (Another day, another ban) 
State House moves bill to analyze light rail for Maui 
The Biggest Dump in the World: Enviros launching their latest scam—war on plastic 
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					| Wednesday, March 17, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 12:28 PM :: 10638 Views 
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			                                                 VIDEO: Djou files for election, releases first commercial 
Senate Committees vote to hike GE Tax 22% to 25% 
Military voting law could affect Hawaii primary date 
Taxed Enough Already: No new taxes rally in Kona April 15 
VIDEO: Hawaii Senate Committee considering retroactive 55% Death Tax 
WSJ: Tide Turns for GOP Candidate in Hawaii--Bickering Between Democrats in a Special Congressional Race Might Give First Republican in Decades a Chance at Victory 
ADV Polls GE Tax Hike 
The So-called "Oil Tax" Bill is up for a Vote in Hawaii Legislature 
ADV: Saving jobs but not making them 
Matson Campaigns for Hanabusa 
Neil’s First TV Ad is an Ode to the “Old Boy Network”” 
Albatross: Hanabusa wins HSTA endorsement 
Democrat Borreca pretends to argue State school system ripe for major change 
Honolulu rail route too close to runways, may have to shift: City, state, federal officials will discuss options today 
SB: Ban tobacco from the mail (But but but the Akaka Tribe might want to sell it) 
Sac Bee: Hawaiians, mountain in 'Avatar'-like struggle  (Na’vi are now scamming $50M/year for OHA?) 
State hearing to consider Maui wind power plant 
Will legislature allow “Brewpubs” more than 10,000 Barrels of Production a Year? 
Musicians union slams the symphony's 'brass' 
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					| Tuesday, March 16, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 16, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 11:27 AM :: 6752 Views 
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			                                                 Thielen: Reelection campaign to focus on clean energy, education, and taxes 
Taxed Enough Already: No new taxes rally in Kona April 15 
VIDEO: Hawaii Senate Committee considering retroactive 55% Death Tax 
Congress candidates spar over economic stimulus: Case, Djou, Hanabusa offer differing opinions on stimulus, health care 
Democrats assign attack dog to tail Djou 
95.5 The Fish - The Fishing Poll: If You Had To Pick Now, Who Would You Pick For Governor 
Honolulu councilman Tam kept spending amid probe: Councilman faces censure vote at meeting tomorrow 
Only one company bid to manage Hawaii rail project 
State pursues taxes on Net tobacco sales  (While marijuana is being legalized, tobacco can now be a felony) 
Rainy Day Fund should be used for its original purposes (non-profits push back against HSTA) 
For Sale: One slightly used newspaper, location Honolulu 
Maui Mayor proposes fee increases 
Honolulu third on ‘green city’ index 
Hawaii moves to beef up restaurant inspections: 82% of Isle eateries inspected last year had major violations  (latest excuse for tax increases) 
Proposed bottom fish rules released: Fisherman says effort will hurt him, pose issues with enforcement 
Kauai: Unemployment numbers rising 
Quality Journalism Demands Tough Questions - Even at Our Local University 
What's in a name? Guam considers a return to its indigenous identity 
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					| Monday, March 15, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 15, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 12:43 PM :: 9885 Views 
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			                                                 Vermont Schools to Celebrate Islamic Feast Sept 10  
Debate on tap for Congress hopefuls (Tonight—tickets available) 
Djou hits Tam plan to cancel allowance: The City Council will hear a resolution this week to censure Tam 
Mufi inflates rail employment numbers—project will peak at 2,000 temporary jobs 
Hawaii to help fund new workers' health care: State will cover half of new employees' medical premiums 
At UH, the message may not be sinking in 
Plan advocating sterilization continues to spark criticism, debate, support 
Children born of addiction: A program for addicted women could soon lose funding to feed the HGEA 
SB: Inouye should heed wind shift on earmarks 
Union retirees support raising excise tax 
ADV: HPD made right decision on DUI site 
Woman alleges sexual extortion, theft in suit against Maui PD, 2 ex-officers 
New climate report details extreme risk to Isle birds (yep, some people still believe in global warming) 
  
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					| Sunday, March 14, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 March 14, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 2:17 PM :: 9350 Views 
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			                                                 Lingle: Legislature has done “marijuana stores, gambling, and foie gras” -- needs to focus on jobs 
SB: Housing project on River Street worth pursuing (Homelessness Industry again takes aim at Chinatown) 
Aiona sees ‘need’ to run for governor 
ADV: What if all of those visitors don't show?  (Hawaii’s future= Detroit) 
Despite progress on repairs, DoE projects still await funding 
Bulletin puts itself up for sale: Ads will begin running tomorrow and potential buyers will be notified 
Challenges for venture capital: Isle summit focuses on attracting investors (for first time ever) 
Asking investors to leave, please 
Fighting Hawaii condo boards is costly, risky: Harassment of Lanikai resident got nasty and very expensive 
Land fund moves closer to ballot: At least 1% of real property taxes would buy land for access and preservation 
Dazzling display of deferral: State House OKs local control of fireworks 
Get to know KIUC board candidates 
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					| Saturday, March 13, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:03 PM :: 11882 Views 
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			                                                 Am Spectator: Djou Hopes for Hawaiian Surprise 
Obamacare vote count: 189 of 216 needed for House passage 
Ed Case in Congress: Influence less than zero 
Native Hawaiian government Akaka Tribe may become reality by August 
Furlough Deal tied to abolition of BoE? 
Lingle blasts Legislature for 'shibai' budget tactics 
UPW membership OKs new contract 
Hawaii tax revenues fall 3.5% 
Obama chooses 1st young Gramscian appeals court nominee 
Honolulu City Council may balk at mayor's property tax plan (You may THINK you are an owner-occupant, but . . . .) 
Council considers censure for Tam 
Kaua‘i school funds to be used for O‘ahu special election (thanks, Neil) 
Audit: HSTA Member benefits Corp “grossly mismanaged” 
Hannemann support upsets Yoshito Takamine, ex-ILWU chief  (elder Takamine goes against Inouye, backs Abercrombie) 
Maui Pine inventory auction March 23 (thanks, OHA) 
Home plan finally OK'd on 16th try 
Public campaign financing has few takers 
BusinessWeek Ranks UH Manoa Shidler College of Business Among the Nation’s Top Undergraduate Business Programs 
LG candidate touts plans for state 
Feds raided homes as well as THC Ministry 
Judge rules no probable cause in drug arrest, case to be dismissed 
Oahu electric bills go up about $8.34 
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					| Friday, March 12, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 11:33 AM :: 8247 Views 
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			                                                 Hawaii congressional candidate Djou warns against ‘the nutcase in Pyongyang’ 
Council on Revenues’ projection: Legislature needs to come up with another $50M 
Hawaii car dealer McKenna interested in buying Star-Bulletin 
ADV: School budget gap forces a reality check 
DoE: “Who’s in charge here?” 
Senate: Inouye fights for the for-profit Earmark 
UH no longer at risk of losing accreditation 
Tesoro may halt refining in Isles 
Pot advocate's home, ministry office raided 
First phase of affordable rental project dedicated: Wai'anae building cited as model of how to solve state's homeless crisis 
Churches urge Hannemann to revive homeless project  (Tam bust gives 2nd chance to project) 
Tam to repay $13,700 in meal expenses at just $380 per month and without any interest 
SB: Police should explain why 'drunk drivers' site removed 
Former American Samoa group official pleads guilty to theft of grant funds 
Feds cite Guam company over working conditions 
Hawaiian Utility Fights Solar Industry Over Private Installations 
Honolulu Advertiser employees get formal notice of upcoming termination and rehiring 
Sunshine law: Progressives call for all Legislative votes to be recorded (still pushing for HB444) 
Majority of State Senators Send Pro-Rail Letter to Gov. Lingle 
Uncertainty at Kuilima Over Turtle Bay's Future 
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					| Thursday, March 11, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:03 PM :: 7247 Views 
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			                                                 Lingle: Rail survey by vested interests “misleading” 
Lingle seeks jobless relief: The governor calls for legislative action after the unemployment rate increases to 6.9 percent 
Attention Legislature: Feds raid Hilo cannabis ministry 
Obamacare preview: Low reimbursements force Alii Health Center cuts 
Shapiro: Attacking unions a risky play for GOP 
ADV: Council censure needed in Tam theft case 
Hawaii Resident Makes Forbes Richest List 
Saving a child via drug court is worth the cost 
More Hawaii speeding cases likely to be thrown out on appeal: State Supreme Court's ruling likely to reverse as many as 15 cases 
Big Isle adult video store to remain open until trial 
Blenders refute coffee study: Opponents say changing labeling rules would harm business 
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					| Wednesday, March 10, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 3:58 PM :: 8242 Views 
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			                                                 Overtaxed Hawaii? Rally at Capitol April 15 
"We don't allow dogs to breed" Eugenics Sterilization Squad arrives in Hawaii: Star-Bulletin says “not racist”   
ADV: Marijuana shops? Wowie, what a bad idea 
$70M budget cuts: Class size may go up while bus service may be reduced 
Bad economy reduces isle union membership  
How to slant poll results: 67% back results of Isle rail study 
Borreca: Mayor's 'I demur' dance holds options 
Burris: Campaigns will always rely on big spenders 
Hawaii Lawmakers Propose Banning Everything from Leafblowers, Car Alarms, Loud Motorcycles, Pocket Knives and Plastic Bags to Eating, Drinking and Listening to Music in the Car While Driving 
Web page of DUI suspects halted: HPD cuts short a six-month pilot, saying it must be reviewed 
Lingle picks acting director of DCCA 
Allegiant buys six 757 jets, announces plans to enter Hawaii market 
Council member corrects property tax record: Baisa won't owe taxes on Makawao property -- finance officials 
Maui Land & Pineapple reports $123.3 million loss 
Life and times of Hilo's landfill 
SNEAKY SNOBS: Hawaii fireworks bill would give counties option to impose ban--Home-rule option inserted in bill creating task force 
Hawaii County: Another tobacco ban 
Actress Jean Smart To Play Hawaii Governor in Hawaii 5-0 revival 
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					| Tuesday, March 9, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:19 PM :: 7005 Views 
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			                                                 Sessions: Obama 9th Circuit Nominee “believes the Constitution is something judges can manipulate” 
House OKs $10 billion budget: Plan makes cuts to public education, despite $50M for teacher furloughs  (Tax hikes Feed HGEA, UPW, HSTA) 
SB: Bills would cut $112M in tax breaks  (tax your health insurance to feed the HGEA) 
ADV prints HGEA Propaganda: Save money by spending more on us 
SB: Tam's behavior merits a look (AG should investigate) 
Shapiro: Our elections need a makeover 
Abercrombie wins endorsement of Hawaii electrical workers 
SB: Bag the idea of a ban or nickel fee 
Shapiro: UH takes budget hit 
Kuhio Park Terrace: A slum whose better days may lie ahead 
A parent's worst nightmare: Big Island teen runaway falls into drug scene, becomes victim of alleged violence 
Anti-American-War Protesters denied access to meeting protest outside PTA 
Mufi’s mysterious Manoa sign vanishes (City funded campaigning) 
Hate crime possible in $8.5M house fire 
Fish Mysteriously Appear In Capitol Ponds  
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					| Monday, March 8, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 3:20 PM :: 10283 Views 
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			                                                 Answer to bag bans, tax hikes: Big Island group launches Charter amendment petition 
“Poi Pounder” smashes competition: Waialua HS wins big in San Diego Robotics meet 
House hopefuls to debate issues 
SB: Hawaii's failure in 'Race to Top' self-inflicted 
DoE Propaganda--Hawaii officials tout online school testing: Quicker feedback allows teachers to adjust lessons; new version also cheaper 
Unions rally employees: Six labor groups want deal in place before sale of Advertiser happens 
Take back Honolulu: City must reclaim its parks, public spaces from the homeless 
Hawaii Unemployment Insurance Tax Relief Bill Proposed by Legislature Falls Short of What Businesses Need 
$16.2M in Hawaii film, TV tax credits created 4,000-plus jobs (we only know because of FOIA) 
Ribbons outline ahupua'a boundaries 
Amount of Pacific debris understated, study finds 
Environmental groups threaten legal action against St. Regis 
Small biofuel farm bears fruit 
Supreme Court will hear case about vaccine side effects 
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					| Sunday, March 7, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:16 PM :: 9498 Views 
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			                                                 In Congress, Hawaii now represented by Lorraine C. Miller 
Contractor-linked donations soar in Hawaii gubernatorial campaign: Watchdog groups say loopholes in pay-to-play law exploited 
Past violators of Isle campaign spending laws continue giving 
Kalapa: Again, let's repeat it, there is no money 
ADV: Rod Tam should be prosecuted for theft 
Hawaii may depend on bonds to help finance home solar systems 
Old OR&L route defended for rail transit 
Kula Hospital beds will free MMMC space (until it fills up again) 
Maui Co: After 9 years, only two Molokai TVRs are legal 
Bill to ease access to marijuana for registered “patients” advances 
SB: Focus on state budget—but first legalize our dope 
Kauai: Prescription drug use an ‘epidemic’, ice in ecstasy pills, legal K2 ‘fake weed’ arrives via organic, holistic, new age vendors 
Kauai CRC examines contracts: Amendment would loosen ethics code 
On-demand cars a ‘green alternative’ for visitors 
Kona anti-development attitudes shift 
Fluoride sensitivity is prevalent in several plant species 
Coquis mutate: Size of tennis balls?  Volkswagens? 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 2:02 PM :: 8107 Views 
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			                                                 Ousted Zoning Chair Rod Tam is secret partner in $1 Billion North Shore development hui 
Lawmakers want to delay vote to replace Abercrombie (Fund unions before democracy) 
GOP Chairman Ka'auwai Responds to Legislative Hearing on Special Election for CD-1  
New newspaper to be called Honolulu Star-Advertiser 
ADV Excuses: Honolulu councilman Tam denies faking meal expense claims 
SB with More Excuses: Tam denies misuse of city funds 
PBN: Make Hawai`i government efficient, don't raise taxes 
SB: City budget is frugal, but tax hike may hit renters 
Convicted: Karen Ertell's Murderer Faces Life In Prison Without Parole 
ADV: A new form of reefer madness? 
2 State Procurement Web sites hacked 
Carlsmith Ball sued $25M for conflict of interest 
Maui County to enter settlement talks with Molokai Ranch 
Maui Lani developer wins costs tied to trial 
Officials discuss bag ban slated in January: Maui County businesses remain wary of costs 
Wind farm developer gets loan guarantee 
Rep. Massa's Early Exit From House May Ease Passage of Health Care Bill  (NY Democrat Rep. sacrificed because of Abercrombie?) 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 11:06 AM :: 8168 Views 
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			                                                 Djou: Tam should resign and be prosecuted 
Mess Cleaned Up: After 10 years Hawaii public housing passes HUD inspection 
HSTA WINS ROUND ONE! Hawaii denied “Race to the Top” funds, reform, accountability blocked 
Will Hawaii take TWO House votes away from Senate Obamacare? 
Rep Gene Ward: 15 job killers advancing in House 
Panel cuts gov's budget by $41M: “We’re half a billion short” 
ADV: The cure may be worse than disease (Hawaii Environmental law revisions) 
Residents appeal Lepeuli fence approval 
SB: HMSA, Kaiser woes reinforce case for PAWLENTY’S health care reform (Not Obama’s) 
Lingle aide, BOE chair meet, share data 
Ending education furloughs prioritized 
Joan Husted: Former HSTA boss backs Charter schools, calls for education czar 
UH works to assure more students graduate 
Global Cooling: Parts Of State Drop To Worst Drought Classification 
Snobs on Hawaii County Council seeking fireworks veto 
  
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					| Thursday, March 4, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 12:44 PM :: 16509 Views 
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			                                                 Obama voters a no-show at Hawaii Democratic caucuses 
Candidates weigh in on health care plan (Djou against Obamacare, others favor ramming it thru Senate) 
Shapiro: Auditor Higa “knows where her bread is buttered” 
Shapiro: The plain truth on the schools 
Impact of hurricane relief fund raid questioned 
Internet sales tax pushed for Hawaii 
16 Tax Hikes and Special Fund Raids on the Move at the Hawaii State Capitol 
Hawaii lawmakers OK jobless tax break 
SB: Core issue remains in complaints against Kamehameha Schools 
UH-Manoa scores low in survey of students 
Broadband 100X faster: HAWAII NEEDS TO MEET THE GOOGLE CHALLENGE 
Green pushing tougher drunken driving laws: Senator calls for forfeiture of cars used in DUIs 
Kalaupapa resident facing meth charges: Patient allegedly shipped drug using state vehicles, workers 
Financial adviser to pay $780K to SEC: Teruya, Senior Resources accused of defrauding Hawaii senior citizens 
Jet tax fails to take flight 
Pearl Harbor Shipyard Hiring 175: Shipyard To Hold Apprentice Job Fair 
Senate passes bill to protect endangered species: Killing seals could become felony 
NYT Desperation: Global warming cultists now claim opponents are Creationists 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 11:28 AM :: 13682 Views 
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			                                                 Hawaii's all-mail congressional election set for May 22 
Honolulu Hale: The only industry that keeps on growing (36% since 2005) 
SB: Tax breaks review could be revealing (tax charities to feed HGEA) 
Pot tax and furlough ax survive, cross over from Senate to House: More than a dozen fee hikes pass, but bills to raise the general excise tax fail to advance 
School Furlough bills move forward 
Gov blasts audit as 'defamatory'  
On May 22 Charles Djou Could Take Hawaii For Republicans! 
Kalaupapa's no refuge from scourge of meth, police say: Hansen's disease patient's arrest 'really not shocking'  (State Health Dept employees deal meth to topside Molokai) 
MSNBC: Former Big Island Teacher In Prison For Meth Distribution 
Privacy in Kamehameha suit denied 
Students rebel over uniform proposal 
Global warming fraudsters’ goal: $7/gallon gasoline 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 11:09 AM :: 9612 Views 
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			                                                 Ed Case in Congress voted 72 times for higher taxes, fees 
Abercrombie farewell gift: “redistribute an entire state's wealth” --WSJ 
Court Upholds Ruling In Lawsuit Challenging Kamehameha Admission Policy -- Ruling Means The Students Cannot Remain Anonymous 
Abercrombie files papers, pretends to call for furlough action  
ADV: Should quitting be an issue?  (Abercrombie is arrogant, but you shouldn’t talk abut it) 
SB: Mail-in vote could boost turnout 
ADV: Crucial fix is only days away  
HMSA seeks 7.8% hike in small-business rate 
Isle bankruptcies surged 29% in Feb: More filers are homeowners whose equity has plunged 
Labor Department says 1,600 in Hawaii in danger of losing jobless benefits 
State gets $125.7M of $26.6B allotted for roads 
Congress Tries to Break Hawaii in Two 
Kapiolani Park closure hours extended 
Zoo Atmosphere Pervades Legislature 
Snobs keep six fireworks ban bills alive in legislature 
Open Carry Legislation gets no hearing in Leg 
UH Federalist Society: National Security under the Obama Administration 
Hawaii air tour companies estimate losses at $200,000 from Obama visit 
Framing up, one month remains for Developer to finish affordable units 
Cliftos Ooma land use case to be heard Wednesday 
Shiira gets probation for crime that may soon become felony 
Legislature passes first bill—to cover its own expenses, natch! 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 12:29 PM :: 7855 Views 
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			                                                 Pohakuloa: Double defeat for anti-DU scammers  
Long nightmare ends as Abercrombie resigns post: Tsunami wipes out grand opening of campaign HQ 
Maui News Polls Akaka Bill  
Hemmings: Undersea cable a multibillion boondoggle 
Wind turbine at Punchbowl: Checking Hawaii's stimulus deals 
Plan to move up kindergarten eligibility date would leave many kids waiting a year to start school 
AMA study of 42 states, D.C., finds HMSA, Kaiser handle 98% of Isle coverage 
Inmate, parolee tracker useful to victims 
Chile quake death toll hits 708 as rescue ramps up 
VIDEO: Tsunami beaches boats in Calif. 
Coming next: Hawaii tsunami tourism (HuffPo snob takes swipe at emergency preparedness) 
Kapolei: City to swap land and money for power 
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