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					| Friday, August 27, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 27, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 11:50 AM :: 10066 Views 
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			                                                 Rep Pat Saiki challenges Adrienne King’s endorsement claim 
Oshiro and Okino vie for chance to face Republican Kong Nov. 2 
Lieutenant governor's job has potential -- for irrelevancy  
Candidates for governor criticize forged letter 
Shapiro: Carlisle and GOP agree: He’s not a Republican 
Birds of a feather: Family of former mayor Frank Fasi endorse Mufi Hannemann 
Inouye Says Lingle Wrong To Call Him Overly Dramatic: Senator Says He's Truthful About Rail Transit Jeopardy 
Mufi’s going away present: Honolulu to study how to pay for $5 billion sewer upgrades 
Star-Advertiser wants Green Police to inspect your trash 
Suit against state over autism case is reinstated (What the DoE doesn’t do) 
Year could be school's last: A vote in November might decide the fate of Queen Liliuokalani Elementary in Kaimuki (What the DoE does do) 
Report: Hawaii's hotel occupancy up 4.4% 
In Hawaii, and on the mainland, credit card debt is declining 
West Maui council candidates meet voters at community forum 
Maui County Council Says No! to the New York Times 
Honolulu Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Scott Bell is Named “Prosecutor of the Year” 
Caught on tape: Fire tornado on Hawaii's Big Island 
NJ schools chief fired after Race to the Top gaffe 
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					| Thursday, August 26, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 26, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 12:45 PM :: 17146 Views 
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			                                                 Prevedouros: Fiscal irresponsibility, not the Governor, is blocking Rail 
Senate’s Key Republican Akaka Bill backer failing in Alaska primary 
Full Text: Hawaii DoE submitted error in first round of Race to The Top application 
RTTT “farce”? HSTA, progressives already scheming to fudge accountability requirements 
CJ-Appointee Recktenwald's ICA Opinions 
ILind Flashback: Hannemann arrested for assaulting police officer 
ILind: Neil Abercrombie’s 1977 “F*** You” letter 
RTTT: Consequences for failure unclear 
Recktenwald tells judiciary committee he 'embraces' strength of Hawaii constitution 
Lingle says rail approval may have to wait for next governor 
“Don’t look at me” Inouye set to deflect blame for Rail failure 
U.S. visa process gets easier 
Poll shows many interested in interisland ferry 
Hannemann's Honolulu Hale Examined 
Ill-timed negative ad a step backward for Hannemann 
Business Exec Disavows Anti-Mufi “Smear” Letter As Forgery 
Abercrombie wants Feds to pick up tab for Malpractice Insurance 
Waikiki man charged with forcing a girl into prostitution 
About-FACE: After Hannemann’s departure, Honolulu is doing a 180 on housing issues 
Kauai Democrats sue to oust GOP candidate 
Hawaii Ethics Commission seeks new director 
Chief Perry wants to keep leading KPD 
Kahana Valley families living in limbo 
Boat owners on Hawaii's Big Island protesting new fees 
Community college enrollment rises 7 percent 
Wherever it lands, UH must pony up travel subsidies 
Two recent escapes from state hospital draw concern 
Honolulu agrees to accept tons of trash 
Rush Limbaugh Touts Benefits of Hawaii made E-Cigarettes, Slams FDA 
Judicial Committee Unanimously Confirms California's First Filipina-American Chief Justice 
Gaza Flotilla participant brings terrorist agit-prop show to Hilo 
Liberal activist allegedly flips out, stabs Muslim Cabbie  
Ground Zero Mosque Developer: Mosque Could Accommodate 1,000 Worshippers 
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					| Wednesday, August 25, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 25, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 11:53 AM :: 11052 Views 
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			                                                 Democrats make up 70% of poll respondents—But Aiona #1 in favorability 
Hannemann Campaign: Abercrombie is 2 points ahead 
Djou: RTTT “is just the beginning” 
Lingle: RTTT “would not have been possible without Matayoshi” 
Aiona: RTTT selection result of shared commitment to education reform 
Meet the “moderate” Muslim behind the Ground Zero Mosque 
Inouye goes negative on Ed Case for going negative on Hannemann  
Abercrombie fundraiser: “I would come see the devil for Willie Nelson” says attendee 
Police: Naeole-Beason complaint filed (The magnificent and glorious Hawaii County Council) 
Former Student Member of Education Board 'Can't Sugarcoat Toguchi's Horrible Leadership' 
Caldwell, Hannemann smarting from Kalihi tax flap 
New flood maps may force Hawaii residents to purchase insurance 
Public input sought on Senate vacancy 
Leader of Calif-Hawaii drug ring gets 27 years 
Hawaii man sues: claims video game is too addicting 
Hawaii receives grant to control health insurance premiums 
Dem Moneyman buys Winter White House: Obama planning to retire to Kailua? 
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					| Tuesday, August 24, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 24, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 11:52 AM :: 9810 Views 
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			                                                 Ed Case: “Prevedouros and Carlisle are the change candidates against status quo Caldwell” 
Terrorism? Sovereignty activists prove UHH Professor’s unspoken point 
Democrats Want to Slam Small Businesses with Massive Tax Hike: Where’s Hanabusa?  
Polling: Aiona’s favorability equal to Democrats’ 
RTTT: Hawaii gets $75 million 
Board designates judge qualified 
Hannemann defends against attacks from Case 
Ed Case’s Hate machine? 
Unity: Dan Inouye forces Democrat candidates to join saimin eating contest 
Carlisle holds strong lead 
Pacific Islanders suing state over health plan 
State Report: Abolish Hawaii Teacher Standards Board 
Hawaii State Financial Report 14 Months Late 
Honolulu agrees to accept tons of trash 
Omidyar’s Civil Beat joins anti-Depleted Uranium scam 
Maui Could Be First County To Protect Aquarium Fish  
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					| Monday, August 23, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 23, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 12:44 PM :: 9039 Views 
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			                                                 Voters react to Abercrombie, Hannemann personas: "I'm just really tired of all of this BS" 
SA: Abercrombie gets backing from Case 
HNN/SA Poll reports Lt Gov numbers (It’s Schatz vs Sakamoto) 
SA: Ruling on burials highlights need for careful planning (could kill rail) 
State cuts 97 polling places: Some worry that fewer sites will sink voter turnout even lower 
Hawaii Has 6th Lowest Unemployment Rate: Hawaii Labor Force Fell By 1,700 In July 
Hotel revenue up for first half of 2010 
Panos Prevedouros: ‘A civil engineer is the perfect professional for the job’ 
7 vie for Djou's old Council seat 
Republican Beth Fukumoto tries to find a middle ground with Hawaii voters 
OHA considers legal action to protect cultural sites against Army Stryker vehicles? 
Kauai Utility offers millions to protect seabirds 
Hawaii Passes on Chance of Female Chief Justice 
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					| Sunday, August 22, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 22, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 11:48 AM :: 10221 Views 
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			                                                 Ed Case: Abercrombie, Aiona “both honest, independent, experienced candidates” 
Abercrombie has edge (49-44 over Hannemann) 
Holding course: Recktenwald likely will not alter the high court's direction (Nomination approved by SA) 
Obama, Djou deliver dueling addresses 
Poll about the Poll says: More residents leaning toward absentee voting 
Emily Naeole’s husband flees state, alleges domestic violence, threats 
State attorney general accepts Rego case  
Secret meeting yields ad hoc committee: Board creates group to determine clinic's future 
Hannemann Plan To Revive Superferry Sinking Fast: Federal Government Expects To Outbid All At Ferry Auction 
Forced farming in DHHL’s new “Green” project 
Are you paying your neighbor to cut his electric bill? 
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					| Sunday, August 22, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August, 2010 Letters to the Editor
									 
									By Letters to the Editor @ 12:01 AM :: 8642 Views 
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			                                                 No reason to pull a Democrat ballot Sept 18 
A threat from the Carroll Campaign  
Unrecorded Honolulu Council meetings 
Same Sex Automatons 
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					| Saturday, August 21, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 21, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 11:48 AM :: 12375 Views 
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			                                                 Rep. Djou Statehood Day address carried nationwide: “We can cut $1.3 trillion right now” 
Hawaii Statehood: Tiny 1959 opposition was anti-Japanese, not anti-American 
Prince Kuhio: The bridge from Kingdom to State 
Our American Triumph: Civil Rights and Hawaii Statehood 
After 6 years: Newspaper Guild signs contract with Tribune-Herald 
Nonaka: Republican Poll for Carlisle Doesn't Exist 
Djou meets with small businesses 
Maui, Kona TEA Party groups back King for Lt Governor 
Debate: Hannemann hammered over negative mailer  
Debate: Hannemann blames others for Kalihi tax hikes 
Hannemann still waffles on Civil Unions 
HNN profiles Duke Aiona 
CB: Hannemann = Aiona in Hawaii Family Forum Survey 
Gay Palimony Suit Filed In Hawaii: Lesbian Couple Fights Over Assets 
HGEA Neutral on Say, AFL-CIO backs Synan as labor, gays team up for revenge 
Hospital governors meet in secret to discuss taxpayer loans to Alii Health Center 
$11,000 in tax credits: Are you buying your neighbor’s electric smugmobile? 
Honolulu Harbor gets federal stimulus money 
Civil Beat Shares Hawaii State Employee Salaries 
Bedbugs Challenge Homeless Shelters 
Kauai County plans to refile 32 counts of incest 
Overseas Filipino Workers in Islam Nations to Suffer Anew in Month of Ramadan 
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					| Friday, August 20, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 20 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 10:45 AM :: 9365 Views 
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			                                                 Senate sets day to consider Recktenwald appointment 
Property tax quadruples for needy families in Kalihi (Thanks for the $13,000 tax bill, Mufi) 
Mufi’s Friday the 13th Attack 
Hannemann’s Claims Don’t Match His Record 
Mufi’s fake “Brown Guy”? 
SA on HD32 Race: 4 making initial run at elective office 
Caldwell get it wrong on Hawaii Constitution, Nuclear Power 
Council sets fine for haste with big trash 
Lights Out: Birds Trump Friday Night Football 
Political underdog John Carroll complains he is being ignored 
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					| Thursday, August 19, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 19, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 1:28 PM :: 11796 Views 
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			                                                 Djou working to resolve issues caused by Micronesia Compact 
Full Text: Hawaii Family Forum/Hawaii Catholic Conference 2010 Voter Guide 
Duke Aiona unveils jobs plan 
Governor seeks public input on candidates to fill two Senate vacancies 
Hawaii State Assessment: Complete school-by-school results 
Human Trafficking: Hawaii a standout on “Dirty Dozen” list 
Voter Registration Forms Due Today for Sept 18 Primaries 
High court upholds burial site challenges: Burial council will not have last word (Big victory for shakedown artists) 
Aiona Challenges Rail Project Job Claims 
Aiona calls for more business tax credits 
Another Hannemann Lie busted: “City Council Never Overrode a Veto” --FALSE 
Abercrombie lifts weights to force gay marriage on Hawaii 
God In Government? Mayoral Candidates Respond 
CD1 Race: National Republicans to stay off airwaves again 
5 vying for open seat see jobs, crime as top issues 
Sheriff vs Judiciary over bailiffs, staffing? 
Star-Advertiser vs Free Speech 
Gay atheist lobby: Hawaii anti-gay marriage campaign used as model for California Prop 8? 
Shapiro: Muzzle Republicans, Build Mosque 
City considers Kailua-Kaneohe sewage tunnel 
Council Postpones Vote On Fireworks Ban 
Big Island Dopers March Held For Jailed Marijuana Activist 
911 transcripts: GTMO Greenwell arrest 
911 Taxes Don’t Fund 911 Service 
Satellite Firms Get Broadband Stimulus Funds to serve Hawaii 
Hawaii TEA Party joins Arpaio, others at border rally 
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					| Wednesday, August 18, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 18, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 2:44 PM :: 11202 Views 
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			                                                 Shapiro: Politicians (Hannemann, Caldwell) need to get over the plantation-era bigotry 
Embattled State Sheriffs Grilled By Lawmakers (Department lacks sufficient handcuffs) 
Teachers prevail in back-pay case  (25,000 teachers ripped off by DoE since 1996 and HSTA did nothing) 
State Loses $240 Million on Controversial Securities 
Testifiers seek hold on bag ban ordinance: Say clearer rules, information on enforcement, more time needed 
3500 rally for Abercrombie in Hilo 
Hawaii Sierra Club endorsing Hanabusa, Hirono and Hooser (triple albatross) 
SA: 3 Democratic candidates differ on taxes and gambling 
UH ranks as 159th best in annual U.S. News list 
Hawaii's state budget deficit violates constitution (not exactly…) 
Hawaii judges’ financial disclosures now available online 
Indians Make U.S. Take Out the Trash 
Residents to protest land sold to 'Iolani  
GOP reveals midterm blueprint 
Big Island voters won't decide on referendums 
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					| Tuesday, August 17, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 17, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 2:00 PM :: 8269 Views 
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			                                                 Prop. 8 ruling ignores precedent, evidence and common sense 
Heritage: Solutions for America 
Mismanagement Zoo: Honolulu burns $3M to demolish kiosk and put up sign 
SA: Hannemann spins facts to run down Abercrombie 
Statewide Voter registration hits new record (26,000 new voters) 
SA spreads confusion to save BoE from well-deserved oblivion 
SA: Land rules changes overdue  (OHA to gain monopoly on shakedown operations) 
HTF: Figuring Who To Vote For In Upcoming Elections 
Hawaii Abortion Critics Opt Not to Endorse Djou 
Hawaiian Electric Industries: Don't Count on Its Dividend 
Waipahu Food Assistance Office Is Empty — and It's Not for Lack of Need, Nor Is It A Bad Thing 
Hawaii lawmakers hold several off-session hearings 
Hawaii Democrats will keep candidates on ballot 
State ERS fund posts 3-month loss of $761M 
Kaiser losses up to $5.1M—will seek rate hike 
BOE expected to formally delay planned Kohala consolidation 
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					| Monday, August 16, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 16, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 3:47 PM :: 10690 Views 
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			                                                 Djou in WSJ--“Birthright Citizenship: A GOP Achievement” 
Hawaii Progressives target Gabbard, express “enthusiasm” for molester’s buddy Rep. Joe Bertram 
Great news: Rep. Lyla Berg still taking grief for “Islam Day” 
Mufi: “Candidate of corporate and political elite” 
Legislators and their greasy palms 
Campaign 2010: top mayoral candidates face off 
City Council member will ask the Outdoor Circle to support a ban on campaign placards larger than 8 square feet 
Dog bite victim not pleased with police response  
Lawmakers to question Sheriff Division 
Three Hawaii Pacific Health hospitals earn AHA recognition  
Persistent drought draining Big Island residents' wallets 
Anti-GMO fraudsters gather on Kauai 
Flotilla Survivor Criticizes Israelis: Hawaii Woman Claims Attack Was Act Of Piracy 
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					| Sunday, August 15, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 15, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 1:01 PM :: 9891 Views 
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			                                                 CJ-Appointee Recktenwald: Eleven Supreme Court Opinions 
State Zoning Statutes As "Environmental" Laws - More On HAWSCT's Ala Loop Decision  
Hannemann stabs Caldwell in back: Caldwell retaliates “I own homelessness” 
New pick, same judicial evaluation process 
HCF:  Let the governor appoint the Board of Education and be held accountable 
Investigation would help clarify activities at airport 
Was Bunda resigned before running for LG? Ask the Senate President. 
Primary Registration ends Thursday: Voter Registration up by 1.8% all time high  
Marijuana Minister Christie has $34K in cash seized by feds, trial delayed 71/2 months 
Maui County Democrats to host Gaza Terrorist Aid Flotilla 
Hawaii hotel occupancy tops 80 percent 
Hawaiian Bicentennial: Celebrating two centuries of island unification 
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					| Saturday, August 14, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 14, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 5:36 PM :: 9875 Views 
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			                                                 Djou on KITV: "Voters voted against the establishment...I look forward to November" 
Rasmussen: Only 26% of Americans strongly approve of Obama 
The Federal Policy Landscape Is Now More Favorable to Wind Energy than at Any Other Time in the Past Decade 
Lingle chooses Recktenwald as chief justice 
Hanabusa backs Recktenwald: Rejection of Leonard part of scheme to deprive Lingle of third nomination 
Abercrombie hits Hannemann on “bullying and mismanagement” 
Hannemann: Chinatown residents are “NIMBYS”, Abercrombie  is “absurd and false” 
Carlisle Chooses Concert Over Community Forum 
Mayoral Candidates Exchange Barbs 
Progressives fear Prevedouros victory 
Abercrombie refunds donations, gets them back 
Abercrombie’s Half-Truth: My Offshore Drilling Bill Would Have Helped With BP Oil Spill 
Kauai: Democrats-only LG Debate 
Maui: Four candidates eligibility challenged 
SA: Candidate criticizes own (sic) party for disqualification move 
Case Family Democrat Advertiser: 'Bridge' funding welcomed 
SA: No bad guys in farmers' plight (so sayeth the voice of landed aristocracy) 
Oahu electricity prices reach 2-year high 
Cultural practitioner or squatter?  State ejects canoe builder from park 
Hawaii lawmaker plans resolution to ban N-word 
GTMO Greenwell demands jury trial for resisting arrest 
Obama hammered for support of triumphal Mosque at Ground Zero 
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					| Friday, August 13, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:41 PM :: 10472 Views 
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			                                                 Carlisle Skips Salt Lake Forum: “Something about demographics” 
Democratic gov candidates off to an uninspiring start 
Massive failure hidden in DoE’s recent test score improvements 
Hannemann still dogged by Pittsburgh fundraiser 
Another Hannemann Lie: “I Alone Went to Public Schools” 
Floating nuclear plant stirs interest and apprehension 
State bar's evaluation process for judges is inherently unfair 
Officials To Move Kakaako Homeless: Illegal Campers On The Move Again 
Enviros try to force Bunda off the Ballot 
Election Season on Kauai: Bynum and Asing trade barbs over unfairness and half-truths 
VIDEO: Kohala Middle School rallies against consolidation 
Hawaii video game industry added $23M to economy 
FBI agents bust 14 in mortgage fraud 
Foreclosures finally drop in Hawaii 
Justice delayed for military voters: Department ignores states' likely refusal to comply with ballot rules 
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					| Thursday, August 12, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 12, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 1:35 PM :: 14149 Views 
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			                                                 Flip-Flop-Flip: Hannemann again refuses to take position on Gay Civil Unions 
Time tight for Akaka Bill-but Akaka claims to have the votes 
Changes proposed to state land rules: The first revisions in 16 years involve shoreline boundaries and permits 
Debate: Hannemann, Abercrombie bicker over “agenda” 
Abercrombie unable to think of any achievements other than winning elections and showing up 
Democrat Candidates skirt chances to provide specific plans 
Caldwell: 'The Number One Job of the City is To Create Jobs for All of Us.' 
Pittsburgh Fundraiser:  Hannemann campaign, aide agree to pay small fine 
The Hill: Vulnerable Dems support state aid bill 
US Congressman Djou Condemns N. Korea for Detainment of South Korean Boat 
ILind: Brian Schatz is not raking in the bucks from a non-profit sinecure at a Democrat slush-fund, really 
Maui HD 11: Molester associates Bertram and Halperin demand criminals be let out of jail: Bertram also demands more marijuana 
Republican Dudek stays on ballot: Judge blocks Election Commission from giving Donna Mercado Kim a free ride 
Nishiki is target of rivals at Kula candidates forum 
Kenoi: No $100 Aina Lea dinner 
3 Big Island courthouses to close 
Report: Area unsafe:  PTA visitors Professional protesters speak up about having to sign a safety waiver 
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					| Wednesday, August 11, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:04 PM :: 10980 Views 
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			                                                 Abercrombie part of Democratic Socialists of America Caucus at Democratic National Convention 
City, State, EPA agree to Federal consent decree for Honolulu sewage treatment 
Inouye, minions challenge Governor over $26B pork package  
Mufi donors: Pay-to-Play SSFM leads pack  
Mayoral campaign: Prevedouros calls for nuclear power 
HGEA rejects molester’s employer Cabanilla (And still deciding on Say) 
HGEA announces endorsements 
Sierra Club endorsement: Another albatross around Abercrombie's neck 
Brian Schatz: “Hemp as a crop, is an idea that should be explored….” 
Anonymous Army rehab program gains support 
Hawaii bases could escape DoD budget cuts 
Lingle Eyes China For More Tourism Help 
Hawaii Kai farmers face 25-fold rent hike 
Na Wai Eha: Streams flow again — along with controversy and conflict  
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					| Tuesday, August 10, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 10, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 10:09 AM :: 12963 Views 
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			                                                 Same-Sex Marriage Judge Finds That a Child Has Neither a Need Nor a Right to a Mother 
Excess of $1.4B found in 186 Hawaii Special Funds 
BoE Chair Toguchi speaks out against appointed BoE 
Djou attends Iraq mobilization ceremony of former unit 
Individual right to sue for “clean and healthful environment”? State moves for reconsideration 
Hirono, Djou Split On Funding Bill 
Gay activists continue to hound Calvin Say  
Cayetano: Mufi is King of Smears 
Rail drives Hannemann contributions, Abercrombie gets D.C. support  
HGEA Backs Hannemann; HSTA Abercrombie 
Endorsement: HSTA albatross hung around Abercrombie's neck 
DePledge: HD 43, HD 31 races competitive 
Hawaii Bar Association reconsiders rating rule 
Parents working 16 hour days to save children from DoE 
KITV Exclusive: Embattled DOT Deputy Quits 
Collaborate on APEC security 
Hawaii legislators seek feedback from the homeless (Still pushing for Honolulu’s own tent city hell.) 
Big Island marijuana advocate to remain behind bars 
Kauai judge dismisses 2 criminal cases calls prosecutor’s conduct “egregious” 
Hawaiian Electric Industries posts higher profit 
American Engineer Convicted of Selling Military Secrets to China 
Peak Oil cult leader dies in hot tub: Profited from wild claims of doom? 
LA Times Obituary: Robert Aitken dies at 93; American Zen master 
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					| Monday, August 9, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									 August 9, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 1:15 PM :: 13035 Views 
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			                                                 Akaka, Inouye meet with Reid over Akaka Bill 
Ed Case: Racism and localism in Hawaii politics has dark side 
Shapiro: Djou a true test for GOP 
Abercrombie Donors: Not Pay-for-Play Mitsunaga leads pack 
Group urges people to vote for appointed education board (two BoE members call for appointed Board) 
Terror grips Maui, Molokai, Big Isle as fate of several Hawaii schools in hands of BOE members 
DoE Team prepares to bid for $75M RTTT grant 
Koller: DOE's bungling of lunch program shows need for comprehensive audit 
Abercrombie: Hannemann Left Honolulu in 'Worst Financial Position of Any City I Can Imagine' 
Hanabusa’s Half-Truth: I Cut Waste and "Saved Us Millions" 
Honolulu mayoral hopefuls to debate 
DOJ to meet Sen. Cornyn after stalling on MOVE (Hawaii’s illegally late Primary date) 
Hawaii Army National Guard Soldiers Mobilize For Afghanistan 
Hawaii sugar grower working to power Navy (Next Big Thing #1) 
A project in Waikiki hopes to harness deep-sea water to power air conditioning (Next Big Thing #2) 
Some Kalama Valley residents express concern over proposed residential development 
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					| Sunday, August 8, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 10:21 AM :: 17376 Views 
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			                                                 Mufi’s Republican Army: The Bush Family Connection 
Leonard Appointment: How they voted 
The 'Birthers' Began on the Left 
Djou on MSNBC: “We’ve lost 2.5 million jobs since the stimulus package was created. That’s not progress.” 
Borreca: “Lingle stumbles in effort to remake state Judiciary” (How Recktenwald lost favor) 
Kauai prosecutor prosecutes former boyfriend for crime she is implicated in 
Looking at the Bar Association Board 
Hanabusa promises to raise your taxes 
Democrats scrap over ads; Aiona stays upbeat 
Abercrombie: “Confrontation, finger-pointing and name-calling” 
State agency clears Honolulu rail contracts (decision backs Hannemann over Abercrombie) 
Anti-Superferry protesters target Navy sonar (again) 
Costs piling up two years into Molokai water lawsuit 
Juror: Without DNA evidence, Makanani walks on sex assault 
Seed money: A koa plantation on the Big Island courts investors to buy tiny trees and then reap rewards over 25 years 
UH professor helps boost Vietnam's clinics 
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					| Saturday, August 7, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 2:58 PM :: 5855 Views 
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			                                                 Lingle: “Senators revealed their true colors” 
Aiona challenges Hannemann and Abercrombie to speak up on Leonard confirmation 
Rejected 14-8 by Senate Democrats: Judge Leonard had more judicial experience than Elena Kagan 
April 7, 2010: Hawaii Senate “Urging Governor to use and consider gender equity when appointing judges” 
This Day in History: Truman Announces Hiroshima Bombing 
Abercrombie: “The only thing Hawai‘i exports right now is garbage” 
ILind: Kyo-ya execs campaigned for Hannemann while seeking city variances for new Waikiki hotel 
Hanabusa’s Senate rejects high court pick 
Woman with Hawaii roots likely to lead California courts 
Shapiro: Senate, Bar Association “drive-by shooting” of Leonard 
Gay Advertiser still trying to use Walker’s decision to create gay marriage in Hawaii 
Blow to anti-Superferry activists: Maui Council puts brakes on district voting 
KITV Exclusive: Kauai Airport Supervisor Admits To Theft 
Cronies cheer as Hamakua farm project takes shape 
'Birthers' fade after passage of law against them 
Israeli diplomat arrives to help state with water and geothermal projects 
Hawaii National Guard helicopter unit to deploy 
Still time to Register to vote in next month's primary election 
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					| Friday, August 6, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:58 PM :: 14359 Views 
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			                                                 Mufi does it again in Debate: “Screaming, yelling, ranting, raving, finger pointing, name-calling” Abercrombie: I am Dan Inouye 
Politico: Abercrombie leans on Pelosi for help 
WaPo: As Hawaii Democrats battle, RGA goes up with ads 
RGA ad for Duke Aiona: “People want their leaders to be positive, not divisive and negative” 
Djou, Micronesian Ambassador: “Status quo is not working”   
CB “Mostly True”: Neil's Congressional Performance "Dead Last"  
Katherine Leonard fails to get support of Hawaii Senate Committee on Judiciary and Government Operations 
Borreca: Moon was right about bar's role in picking judges 
Case Family Star Advertiser: Legislature should be undeterred in recognizing same-sex civil unions  
Hawaii's unemployment claims down 7.7% 
Scared straight: The Hawaii Meth Project educates isle students about the horrors of using "ice" through real-life anecdotes 
Council panel bows to snobs OKs proposal to ban fireworks 
County Drops Trespassing Charge Against Census Worker 
Molokai vets group might take dispute to courtroom 
Leprosy Patient Admits Smuggling Drugs: Drugs Would Have Been Distributed At Kalaupapa 
Hawaii DHS rated high in helping disabled get high-paying jobs 
Hawaii senators say state would get $39 million from federal aid legislation 
UH-Manoa completes work on pair of residential towers 
Hoku Corp.'s losses tied to spending on Idaho polysilicon plant 
NYT: Governments Go to Extremes as the Downturn Wears On 
DMZ Hawaii teams up with North Korean front groups in DC 
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					| Thursday, August 5, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 12:59 PM :: 12432 Views 
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			                                                 Congress.org: "Abercrombie is a follower" 
FULL TEXT: Federal Judge rules Calif. gay marriage ban unconstitutional 
Lingle pushes for Leonard 
SA EDITORIAL: Confirm Leonard nomination 
Leonard appointment: Lingle prepared to bust Democrats stalling tactics 
Pelosi endorses Abercrombie, Responds to Mufi commercial 
Labor King: Another Mufi Lie busted by Omidyar’s Abercrombie lovin’ CB 
Taking over: Steve Case’s ownership in ML&P now at 62.8 percent 
California's Proposition 8 ruling to affect Hawaii's fight over civil unions 
Shapiro: No marriage right spelled out in Constitution  
Ruling energizes civil-union advocates: Both supporters and opponents look to a possible Supreme Court decision in the case 
Homosexual assault on Calvin Say to be tried August 9 
SHOPO endorses Pacarro for prosecutor 
WaPo: FedEx, Northrop Grumman give to Inouye’s pet projects 
DoE Targets Molokai school for closure -- 16 miles to next school 
Hawaii census worker due back in federal court today 
National Review plugs Hawai`i Free Press 
Omidyars join others in donation pledge 
"JOBENOMICS" Author in Hawaii to pitch Paakea Quarry expansion(???), foreign investor tax credits 
A tropical fish collecting ban? 
State Rep. Denny Coffman named Legislator-in-Residence at UH-Manoa 
County challenging candidate's residency claims 
Runway Under Water? Honolulu Planners Seek Study of Climate Change Impacts on Transportation 
NYC: Abandoned elevated rail system transformed into magnificent park 
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					| Wednesday, August 4, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:07 PM :: 10041 Views 
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			                                                 Hawaii 3rd most indebted state 
Even with furloughs, Edison curriculum turns around 14 failing Hawaii DoE schools 
Hawaii Right-to-Life announces 2010 Political Endorsements 
Bank bailouts: Maxine Waters faces ethics charges—Inouye next? 
Caught on VIDEO: Thief steals Arakawa for Mayor signs in Wailuku 
Leonard's ability to lead is doubted by Taniguchi (Dems continue to prepare the “We don’t like you” excuse) 
Shapiro: Katherine Leonard: Judgment by character assassination 
Hawaii Progressives attack Leonard 
Hannemann busted on another lie:  Endorsements by Business Groups 
Shapiro: Mufi=Kim jong Il?  
Big isle Incumbents Fuel Campaigns With Off-Isle Money 
Kauai County manager proposal killed 
Rod Tam's Meal Expenses Drop 60% Amid Probes 
City ending trash contract 
Small isle charities risk losing IRS status 
Anti-Superferry commission unable to waive EIS for enviro projects, SA complains bitterly 
PUC nears decision on Pasha request for interisland service 
Parking fee thief sentenced to probation 
Smart Grids Stumble in Hawaii, Baltimore 
Hawaii to help Alaska with foster care 
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					| Tuesday, August 3, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:31 PM :: 9891 Views 
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			                                                 Lingle: Bar Association refuses to state its reasons for ‘unqualified’ ratings 
Poll: Djou leads by 8% margin 
Gallup: Hawaii conservatives outnumber liberals, state tops in moderates 
Caught on VIDEO: Thief steals Arakawa for Mayor signs in Wailuku 
Young leaders of GOP want value-added campaigns 
Gay Activists accuse Calvin Say of abandoning wife and kids, investigate Speaker’s water bill 
Billy Kenoi’s Proposed tax hike on disabled veterans withdrawn 
Fund Race: Hannemann $3.1M, Aiona, $2.6M Abercrombie $2.0M 
Caldwell Leads Mayoral Candidates In Fundraising: Carlisle May Win With Less Money 
Bar association calls Leonard 'unqualified' 
Hawaii State Bar: Leonard, Tootoo unqualified 
Judges' 'unqualified' rating is slammed 
Honolulu Prosecutor’s Office – 2010 and Beyond 
Hawaii bankruptcy filings up 28 percent in July 
Are Hawaii exports being counted properly? 
Hawaii State Representatives Say and Tsuji Honored as BIO Legislators of the Year 
Two companies to release Maui stream water as ordered by the state 
KITV VIDEO: Jeremy Harris unsold coffee table books pile up at city hall 
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					| Monday, August 2, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 12:59 PM :: 8094 Views 
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			                                                 Legislative races: Mainland “Gay Victory” money flowing to molester’s buddy Joe Bertram and HB444 sponsor Blake Oshiro 
Duke Aiona: “Creating jobs now” 
Anger over civil unions: Hawaii Dems predict loss of 3-6 seats in legislature 
KHON profiles TEA Party candidate for State Senate 
SA endorses lawsuit to enact HB444 
Students, Fridays return to schools: As educators begin the new year, they face curriculum shifts and higher standards 
Foreclosures hurt condos: Many face higher fees as some owners fail to pay 
Fishpond protected by law may yet be sold: The DOT might use an older law to help in auctioning the land 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:12 PM :: 8684 Views 
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			                                                 “Birthers” smell profit in an Abercrombie governorship? 
PAPAHĀNAUMOKUĀKEA Designated a World Heritage Site 
Lambda: Hawaii Civil Unions suit demands recognition of new family structures, not “equality” 
'Culture war' engulfs Hawaii Democrats 
Mufi: “Neil has never spent a day in a serious private sector job” 
Leonard: Antidote to the activist Supreme court which invented gay marriage, killed Superferry?  
Think Tech: “Some people would like to keep the seat empty until Linda Lingle is gone” 
Sweet Justice: Superferry protesters projects stymied by lack of EIS 
AP: Hawaii: Haven for the homeless?  (Honolulu tent City being promoted all over mainland) 
FACE: A city housing office could help … homelessness industry 
SA: Sewer pact negotiations need more transparency 
Kaneohe charter school evicted to make way for long-term care facility 
Hawaii Progressives continue to pump their “Values” book 
American Samoa tuna cannery may reopen 
  
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					| Saturday, July 31, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 12:44 PM :: 9991 Views 
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			                                                 Abercrombie, if defeated in primary, refuses to endorse Hannemann  
ILWU supports Kirk Caldwell in his campaign for mayor  
CB busts another Mufi lie: “Only Candidate Who's Lived and Worked on Neighbor Islands” -- FALSE 
Political Radar Puna HD 4: “Hapai could be competitive” 
Dems running for Lt. Governor rev up campaigns (Sakamoto vs Hooser?) 
BoE: Furlough moms campaign, face off with union boss and transsexual foster parent seeking reelection 
$18K in Unreported Gifts: Lobbyists feeding legislators, staff throughout session 
HECO’s Green Energy scam to take 2.3% more ‘green’ out of your pocket 
Steve Case boosts investment in ML&P: AOL founder could have majority stake after stock sale done 
Most of state's alleged stimulus jobs fall outside the private sector 
Estimate of daily rail riders rises 21,300 
Curfew time's up at public housing 
SA takes another swipe at Hawaii Meth Project 
School's eviction stands 
Three Hawaii Diploma mills target of expose 
Hawaii 90-year old robbed by ‘power of attorney’ scammers 
Marine monument named World Heritage site 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 10:49 AM :: 8761 Views 
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			                                                 Nat’l Dems on Hanabusa: "We now have sweetness and light in Hawaii — or at least we don't have a lot of darkness." 
Hannemann vs Abercrombie at Neighborhood Board meeting: “yelling, screaming, ranting, raving, finger-pointing and name-calling”  
Hannemann continues to push tent cities, Abercrombie channels Pol Pot 
Djou: Raising $3.8 Trillion In New Taxes a Bad Idea, progressives attack  
Federal Project Will Bring Hundreds Of Jobs, Eventually, Sort-of 
Civil union opponents regroup after suit filed 
Akaka Bill compared to Monty Python's dead parrot  
ACT 221 Scammers endorse Abercrombie, Carpenters back Hannemann  
Caldwell, Prevedouros File For Mayor, DelaCruz drops out of race 
Enemy Propaganda from CB: Legislative Turnover? Not Going to Happen 
Hawaii's Jews assess Abercrombie, Hannemann and more at Temple Emanu-El 
Djou to speak at gay Republican event 
Aloha Update: Hawaii In the Final Running For Educational Funds 
Teachers still have their furlough days 
SA: Fix immersion school testing 
Visitors to Hawaii up for seventh straight month 
Judge delays Hawaii garbage shipments to Washington 
Koko Head Shooting teaches discipline, focus 
Mililani Residents Vigorously Oppose Affordable Housing Complex: Hundreds Attend Neighborhood Board Meeting To Protest  
Kalihi Valley Homes Emergency Curfew Lifted 
Jury to deliberate fate of accused spy 
Hawaii one of “least lazy” states 
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					| Thursday, July 29, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 12:04 PM :: 9825 Views 
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			                                                 Governor Lingle’s Legacy Anything but Narrow 
Military Voter Act: US DoJ criticized for waiving Hawaii's illegally late Primary date 
Djou renews call for Free Trade with South Korea 
Djou: “Truth in Spending Act would force Congress to live by financial forecasts” 
Hawaii gays, atheists grab for children as part of new legal strategy: Place issue in hands of Hawaii's judiciary (again) 
SA to HSTA: DOE, unions must unite to win  (Unions still sabotage RTTT) 
National Report: Only 3% of DoE Students graduate college in four years 
CB busts Mufi, Neil in lies  
Carlsmith Ball Chairman: Chief Justice of the Hawaii Supreme Court Nominee Katherine G. Leonard is Gifted, Highly Skilled, Well Balanced 
Oregon Live: Lawsuit seeks to stop Hawaii trash headed to the Northwest 
Hawaii's 2 former Superferrys await sale in Virginia shipyard 
Hawaii Congressman Djou Calls for More Guam Funding 
Embattled Councilman Tam Files For Mayor's Race, then goes to lunch 
Hawaiian Electric to offer lower/higher electric vehicle charging rates 
Hawaii sending last of tax refunds 
HDR/Hawaii Pacific Engineers wins rail transit design contract 
Big Island courthouses may close due to security shortage 
Robbery suspect who was shot by father is ex Honolulu police officer  
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					| Wednesday, July 28, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 3:05 PM :: 12115 Views 
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			                                                 SA: A step forward for all Hawaiians (Eliminates one of the excuses for the Akaka Bill) 
The Rundown: 17 competitive Legislative Races 
Shapiro: CJ nominee Katherine Leonard faces the first blades 
Judicial appointments will define Lingle's legacy 
National Democrats reserve TV time in Hawaii to attack Djou 
Firefighters back Caldwell for mayor 
BOE Explores Bullying Solutions 
DOE Lays Off 40 Workers: Education Officials Look To Cut $142 Million 
Lawsuit seeks to raise age for public special education 
Hawaii DoE “surprise pick” for RTTT  
Diagnostic Laboratory Services: Amphetamine use up 70% 
Grove Farm operates quarry at heiau site, “few rocks remain” 
Smart grid rollout stalls in Hawaii 
Public asked to comment on proposed lawsuit settlement without seeing it 
Kauai: Planning Department employees hold second jobs 
VIDEO: Police, Greenwell discuss Kona councilman’s arrest 
GTMO Greenwell hopes to overturn 'Sunshine Law' 
Big Island police seek witnesses to assault in a Hilo bar 
Ex-officer gets 30 months in gun case: A history of violence has led to a federal term for Rik Orton 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 12:53 PM :: 12223 Views 
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			                                                 Featured on Glen Beck: Wallbuilders’ David Barton to speak at Maui, Oahu, Hilo, Kona events 
Full Text: Day v Apoliona Decision 
Campaign contributions: Inouye pushing for more Sandwich Isles Communications funding? 
VIDEO: Djou on Fox Business News 
Adrienne King on DoE: “The system is broken” 
Hawaii named as one of 19 Race To The Top Finalists 
From civil unions to taxes, Calvin Say keeps his cool (Case family Advertiser launches war on Calvin Say) 
Chief justice appointee 'unqualified,' defense lawyer says 
OHA hopes Akaka Tribe can be taken up as “filler” by busy Senate 
VIDEO: Duke Aiona 30 minute interview with Sherry Bracken 
Hannemann Wants To Revive Hawaii Superferry: Abercrombie tags plan as “fantasy” 
CB to BoE: Show us the data 
NRO: Latest from the Frontlines 
Hawaii child welfare rankings drop 
Post office naming Makes trouble in paradise 
Honolulu exports worth more than $2 billion annually 
Admitted Human Traffickers Got Federal Aid 
Thai Workers Forced into Labor at Oahu Farm Wait for Justice 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 2:11 PM :: 15408 Views 
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			                                                 DoE spends $50M for free software 
Eleven Opinions: Supreme Court Chief Justice nominee Katherine Leonard 
Aiona sees objectivity as key to election win 
Abercrombie stresses support for civil unions measure (Single issue candidate?) 
Mufi’s wreckage: Repairs tab may top $32B 
Shapiro: Do or Die for Hawaii GOP 
Teachers head back to ‘full’ school year 
Hawaii illegal alien worker law could be affected by Supreme Court case 
AP: Life's a beach for some homeless in Hawaii  (Seattle Homelessness Industry demands Tent City in Hawaii)  
NYC flies homeless to Hawaii 
Dry conditions leave isle farms parched 
Project to convert carbon dioxide emissions into fuel slated for Hawaii 
Lingle Appoints Ito As Insurance Commissioner 
Gallup: More States "Competitive" in Terms of Party Identification 
Hawaii GOP Senate candidate calls self 'crazy' 
Heftel's widow stops post office renaming 
Trial of Census Worker Arrested pushed back to Aug 5, moved to Honolulu federal Court 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 12:48 PM :: 8496 Views 
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			                                                 Shapiro: Aiona is “the one who isn’t covered in mud yet” 
Borreca: Abercrombie in audience throwing tomatoes 
Surprise Lingle appointee Leonard will be looked at closely by the state Senate 
City Lawyers Reluctant On Whether Mayor Violated Ordinance 
DoE Immersion schools want to abandon English-language standardized tests 
Kamehameha Litigants anonymity claim may get “en banc” hearing 
SA: Tent cities for homeless could be stopgap solution (for a decade or so) 
Man Accused of Deadly Shooting in American Samoa has Hawaii Connection 
State's biggest public housing complex tries to close the door on bad perceptions 
Foreclosures: Hawaii 1874 law seen as helping lenders, hurting consumers 
$32 Million Earmarked For Green Energy Work 
KGI: First ‘foul’ called in 2010 elections 
Few UH officials disclose protocol spending 
The public option 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 11:16 AM :: 7847 Views 
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			                                                 Legislative Scorecard released by Grassroot Institute 
Big win for free speech: Senate Passes Anti-Libel-Tourism Law 
Wind farm is Maui’s biggest tax deadbeat 
If Dems win, LG could be Governor in four years 
Hanabusa tries to undo damage from “Bum Information” comments 
Hanabusa complains that Djou has gone to Washington 
Hawaii unemployment 15.8% when discouraged workers are counted 
Deadline for comments on Honolulu rail EIS extended to Aug. 16 
HPD “screened”, ran “background checks” on list of union protesters prior to arrests 
Poinography: Democrat legislative Staffer wins release of 2000 pages of Lingle administration documents 
Arakawa hammers Tavares for buying “expensive koa table” with Homeland Security funds 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 11:08 AM :: 12446 Views 
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			                                                 Will rail plan collapse before November? 
Supreme Court: Zoning Statutes Are "Environmental" Laws – individuals can now sue to enforce 
Hawaii Leads in Wellbeing; West Virginia Ranks Last 
Katherine Leonard picked as next Hawaii chief justice  
Honolulu Special Elections To Be Held With Primary Sept. 18 
Council chair: criminal probe into Tam's spending "unfortunate" 
GOP fields candidate for Kauai seat: A law invoked that allowed for extra filing time did not apply, Democrats complain 
Democrat Borreca: In Hawaii, ethnicity plays unspoken (sic) role in politics (Aims at Mufi, nails sovereignty movement) 
Healthcare Bill Will Cost Hawaii Taxpayers $204 Million 
CB: Big Wind Fuels a Torrent of Big Questions  
Unemployment Extension Benefits 10,000 In Hawaii 
Union workers arrested during Hyatt protest 
Michael Savage Cannibal Comments Criticized (he’s too skinny) 
Pentagon Faces Intensifying Pressures to Trim Budget 
Retaliation: Kapa‘a man ‘traumatized’ after 3 KPD officers deliver warning for trespassing 
Hawaii Co Council seeks Kohala consolidation reconsideration 
Sovereignty Activists visit Grover Cleveland birthplace 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 2:23 PM :: 11528 Views 
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			                                                 AtomicMonkey Reincarnated, picks up Abercrombie DSA story: Abercrombie supporters--“Its just going to get nastier” 
Secret "DSAer"? Abercrombie’s Denial Raises More Questions 
States That Pay The Most Taxes: Hawaii is #1 
Featured on Glen Beck: Wallbuilders’ David Barton to speak at Maui, Oahu events 
In DC: Hanabusa not invited to White House, lectures National Democrats on “Bum Information” 
Djou on Fox News: “Every single dollar the government spends comes from a family” 
GOP Senate candidate Cam Cavasso launches “Crazy” TV ad 
Ka’auwai: Democrats shocked to face “Republican candidate in 95% of the legislative races” 
Prevedouros: Mayoral election “a referendum on way City has been run” 
Abercrombie accepts 4 debate invitations 
Council to set date of mayoral election 
Hawaii's major gubernatorial candidates address high tech at venture capital forum 
GOP still has chance to field candidate against anti-Superferry protester Rep Herminia Morita 
Politico: National Republicans plan boost for Djou, 8 others 
Schools to move to online testing: Students can take an exam three times with best results counted to meet federal standards 
Former HSTA Director: Furloughs Should Have Been on Paid Holidays Rather Than Fridays  
May congressional special election cost $670K 
Higa Ordered To Spend 200 Years In Prison 
Senate Special Session to consider Lingle’s judicial appointments 
Councilman Rod Tam Center Of Criminal Investigation 
Carlisle resigns post to join mayor's race 
Carlisle reflects on career as City Prosecutor 
Hawaii Democrats squabble over naming post office after Cec Heftel 
Report: Hawaii new-car sales basically flat for first six months  
Lack of hot water persists for years at public housing 
New City Bus Route To Serve Homeless at Barber's Point/Kalaeloa  
Ballot Access News: Hawaii Candidate Filing Closes; Five Parties Will Have Nominees  
BIW: HB444 -- needed to pass 
Hawaii #2 in percentage of foreign-owned farmland 
A bizarre extortion tale of the South Pacific 
AL GORE SEX SCANDAL SHOCKER POLICE INVESTIGATE TWO MORE! 
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					| Wednesday, July 21, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:58 PM :: 10540 Views 
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			                                                 Djou: “We need more private sector jobs, not more public sector programs” 
How Charles Djou can do it 
Hannemann resigns, Hawaii governor's race officially starts 
Off and Running: Hawaii GOP candidates running in nearly every race 
Caldwell Becomes Acting Honolulu Mayor: He's The Incumbent, But Do Voters Know Who He Is? 
Shapiro: Dumping trash on Apo is mayor's parting act 
Waihee: Passage of Akaka Bill will benefit all Hawaii my cronies 
A national report calls the state's reading and math standards "mediocre" 
SA: Clear up doubts about Act 221 
Life Site News: Hawaii Democratic Primary for Governor Splits Over Same-sex 'Marriage' 
Abercrombie supporters tag Hannemann for use of race card 
Drug-trafficking boss sentenced to 20 years 
Hawaii Superferry fell short on paying required fees long before adverse court decision (Historical Revisionism) 
Hawaii's oil addiction threatens our island way of life 
Honolulu irradiation facility still on drawing board 
Maui groups, county end water plant study dispute 
Plan to truck Hilo waste to Kona stalled 
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					| Tuesday, July 20, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 3:59 PM :: 11413 Views 
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			                                                 “National Ocean Council” to impose “zoning”, sparks fears of recreational fishing ban 
America's Ruling Class -- And the Perils of Revolution 
Great news! Mufi Hannemann to resign as Honolulu Mayor today 
OHA Claims 59 votes for Akaka Bill: 60 needed 
Democrat Borreca: Keep raising taxes and don’t check on how the money is spent 
Democrat Shapiro: Djou “low on food chain” 
Aloun Farm owners deny threats 
Abercrombie gave $33,000 to state Democratic Party 
Hannemann announces new city mapping software 
Thousands in Hawaii lose unemployment benefits 
State delays making cuts to program for at-risk children 
City clears Maili Point of homeless campers after officials say residents complained: Homeless man torches tent 
72 dogs rescued during Leeward coast homeless sweep  
GTMO Greenwell arrested after scuffle with police 
Kaho‘ohalahala residency hearing comes to a close 
UPDATE: Dela Cruz: Farm House Size Limit "Dead" 
Hawaii Superferry shorted state 
Grid Battery Maker Xtreme Power To Unfurl More Funding 
Story of Kamehameha student might be filmed 
Hawaii to Receive $740M for Military Construction Projects 
The Future of Government? 
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					| Monday, July 19, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Letters to the Editor @ 2:19 PM :: 9430 Views 
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			                                                 Hannemann’s Administration sued over Hauula Eminent case 
Walden nails “another energy bunco scheme” 
HB444: Gay lobby demonizes and criminalizes opposition 
Lunalilo Home Road: Funding for street lights lapsed July 1 
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					| Monday, July 19, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 11:59 AM :: 11272 Views 
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			                                                 Abercrombie denies membership in Democratic Socialists of America, blames ‘birthers’ 
Djou “Rapidly becoming one of most active and outspoken US Reps” 
Cayetano, Waihee, Progressives speak up for slavery:  Call for lenient sentencing 
Boylan: “I think the Republicans have a shot at Governor” 
CB: No, Mufi, That Wasn't "A Right Thing To Say"  (Mufi plays several race cards) 
Honolulu Mayor: Carlisle tops poll, Panos second--Captain Kirk tries to stall Mayoral election ‘til November 
Elected BoE member supports Appointed Board 
Gallup: Obama 68% approval in Hawaii  
Inouye hinting at new round of funding for Sandwich Isles Communications?   
Attacked by OHA, Kauai County: Kaua‘i Springs struggling 
Nanakuli parcel needed for a construction landfill, not a park 
With curfew rule expiring, officials will meet residents 
Private tuition rises 'the bare minimum' 
Seed Corn, Not Food or Fuel, Is Hawaii's Biggest Crop 
Shapiro: UH sports fee wakes up students 
U Hawaii Data Breach Echoes 2009 Incident 
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					| Sunday, July 18, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:04 PM :: 11703 Views 
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			                                                 $400M Medicare/Medicaid scam run by parent of Ohana Health Plan 
KHON: Vote on Native Hawaiian government may come soon 
Star-Advertiser plugs Mufi’s “Tent city for homeless?”  (Seattle's disaster pitched as model!) 
Gubernatorial rivals court carpenters union 
Carlisle Wins Carpenters’ Endorsement 
Data cast some doubt on Act 221's benefits 
Hawaii Cannabis Ministry founder ordered held without bail 
Big Island Mayor's claim of frugality falls flat  
Kauai Council refuses to post agendas, minutes, testimony online 
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					| Saturday, July 17, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 12:00 PM :: 11438 Views 
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			                                                 Prevedouros: Ten Billion Dollars and Counting Spells MISMANAGEMENT 
Featured on Glen Beck: Wallbuilders’ David Barton to speak in Kahului 
VIDEO: Djou calls for peace in Thailand 
Gov. Lingle appoints Charlie Jencks to LUC 
VIDEO: Djou on CNBC Worldwide Exchange 
Djou co-sponsors “Hawaiian Home Ownership Opportunity Act” 
Hannemann would veto civil unions (finally takes a position) 
Abercrombie accuses Hannemann of holding "an orgy of self-promotion." 
Lingle to appoint replacements as Bunda, Hooser resign 
Hawaii Politburo Political Report to make big Media Splash (What progressives expect Abercrombie to do?) 
Rail tax collections reach record high 
Trash might sail in 2 weeks — cross your fingers 
UH Computer Hack Likely Affected 53,000 Members 
Big Isle farmer now tallies papaya loss at 13,000 trees 
Maui Chamber endorses anti-Superferry Protesters’ Single-member districts Scam 
Anti-Superferry protesters complain about Jencks appointment 
Brewbaker: Real estate at low; hard times gone 
GTMO Greenwell pushes to halt export of aquarium fish 
Meth Dealer arrested by Feds after hunting accident in Hilo 
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					| Friday, July 16, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 2:25 PM :: 13178 Views 
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			                                                 Furloughs cause dramatic improvement in test scores 
Djou ahead of the pack in campaign fundraising  (Old boys running out of cash) 
Fulfilling sewer pact to cost city $4.7 billion (Almost as much as another Rail System) 
SA: Stay on track on rail funding 
City Council To Set Special Mayoral Election 
Shapiro: Carlisle gets SHOPO’ed 
How Green is Abercrombie? He Won't Show (But he drives a ‘93 Tercel) 
Ward heeler Geo Yokoyama Lionized by Star-Advertiser  (he backs Abercrombie) 
Power Struggle in Judiciary?  Moon rescinds all administrative orders 
OHA supports changes to Hawaiian recognition bill 
A few words from Djou and trash export is approved by Feds 
Mayor imposes trash shipping deadline 
Hawaii's first-time unemployment claims down by 6.3% 
CB: Is the Bluest of States Bleeding Red? 
Questions asked of Gov Lingle by media after HB444 Veto 
Civil unions supporters launch 'buycott' campaign 
New Report Shows 81.3 Percent Of Hawaii Small Businesses Eligible For Health Care Tax Credits 
UH Board of Regents approve student athletic fee  
'Resignation' bogus, musicians contend 
Climate theory holds up despite some bad data (Hilarious) 
Founder of ‘THC Ministry' seeking bail on marijuana charges 
Hawaii County Ethics Commission declines to block Hamakua land sales 
Midweek takes a swipe at pedophiles, ignores their friends in Legislature 
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					| Thursday, July 15, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 1:40 PM :: 16414 Views 
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			                                                 Aiona files for Governor: Talks jobs, education, clean energy 
Djou campaign raises $935K in 2nd Quarter 
Djou: “If our nation continues down this fiscally reckless path, what is happening in Hawaii will be writ large” 
Djou backs line item veto to cut waste 
Mauna Kea Recreational Users Group says “Whoa” to Kulani Prison land deal 
Ugly insults? Or a plot to embarrass a state lawmaker? 
CB: Are Student Test Scores Overrated?  
Mufi Hannemann endorses homeless camps 
Decades of sewer fee hikes: Mufi’s going-away present 
Oi: This island's trash snafu is no political treasure for mayor 
Veto of HB444 continues to reverberate 
Honolulu Weekly Editor threatens to close paper 
UH Manoa Teach in which launched Save our Schools immortalized in book 
Hawaii leads nation: #1 in Credit Card debt, #2 in Mortgage debt 
Police DUI program cut almost in half by internal probe 
Lingle nominates three to Circuit Court judgeships 
Moon appoints 4 lawyers to district bench 
Marijuana minister compared to Jimmy Swaggart, Jim Jones 
Honolulu Residents Don't Want National Recognition 
City Council Moves Forward With Fireworks Ban (Snobs) 
Where did $115 million go? 
Hawaii County sells $60M worth of 20-year bonds 
Maui Aquarium fish bill advances in council 
Anti-Superferry Protester LaBedz pulls papers to run for Kauai mayor 
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					| Wednesday, July 14, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 2:58 PM :: 8888 Views 
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			                                                 VIDEO: Hawaii GOP works to challenge every race 
CNBC: Hawaii ranks 48th for business climate 
July 7, 1935: Moscow orders first Communists to Hawaii  (75-year anniversary) 
Full Text: Lingle sends letter to Senators urging support for amended Akaka Bill  
CB: UPDATE- Lingle Asks U.S. Senators to Pass Akaka Bill 
Kahuku Wind Farm Officially Breaks Ground  
Gov. Lingle on veto of civil unions bill: "I was very comfortable with my decision" 
SA: Overhaul troubled Sheriff Division 
HNN:  Exclusive: Police sergeants under investigation for alleged overtime scam stripped of badges, guns  
Maui Prosecutor’s office hit with lawsuit 
Hawaii's tax revenue slips in recent fiscal year 
Census: Hawaii leads nation in ‘minority’-owned businesses 
Charter School Faces Eviction 
Rep Brower Proposes Homeless 'Safe Zone' at Kakaako 
Gift disclosures document unreported lobbyist expenditures 
Shapiro: Politics by cheap attack 
Hemmings' wife gets probation after guilty plea on theft charge 
Planned Parenthood will host open house 
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					| Tuesday, July 13, 2010 | 
				 
				
					
						
							
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									By Andrew Walden @ 3:35 PM :: 16464 Views 
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			                                                 HSTA demands candidates oppose funds for disabled students 
Sen Fred Hemmings endorses Lynn Finnegan for Lt Governor 
Kam Schools non-Hawaiian student Kalani Rosell to be subject of book, movie 
Hanalani School Team wins robotics World Championship 
Star-Advertiser continues Gay Atheist war on Hawaii Family Forum finances 
CB: GOP Aims To Field Candidates in Most Local Races 
Waihee speaks up for appointed BoE 
 
Candidate says campaign signs stolen 
Shapiro: Some candidates for governor we can like 
No more excuses, Hawaii: Just do it via absentee voting 
Maui groups challenging water commission in court 
CB: State Has Huge Bill Coming Due for Retiree Health Care  
$100 million traffic center gets moving 
Mathew Higa Speaks About Death Of Cyrus Belt 
ILWU reiterates its support for Hamas headchoppers, refuses to hear Israeli Consul 
SA: Isle fireworks ban is overdue (snobs) 
Top UH administrators, Elected Officials report receipt of gifts 
Stalled River Street Housing Project May Be Dead 
Ulupono Initiative Participates in ClearFuels' Bridge Financing to Accelerate Hawaii Biofuel Market 
Master Navigator Mau Piailug Dies 
Census looks at Micronesians in Hawaii, Mainland 
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									By Andrew Walden @ 2:38 PM :: 13028 Views 
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			                                                 Neil Abercrombie: Secret member of Democratic Socialists of America? 
HuffingtonPost: Duke Aiona “Incredibly smart, focused on key issues” 
Former Rep. Cam Cavasso unveils campaign platform in challenge to Inouye 
Honolulu Council to hear testimony on Rail EIS Wednesday 
No sea level rise: Pacific islands growing not shrinking, says study 
Shapiro: Mufi’s Rock ‘n Rollman 
DoE prepares to use furloughs as latest excuse for poor test scores 
CB: On The Hook - Part 1 (Hawaii’s $16B pension liability) 
Audit thrashes Sheriff Division 
Opposition hits plan for Maui jail/prison 
East Hawaii Ward Heeler George Yokoyama retires after running influential Hawaii County nonprofit 
SA: Give alternative balloting a chance 
Honolulu mayor bases leadership on Mormon principles (That’s a terrible thing to say about Mormons) 
"Rail Is So Ridiculous" 
ILind: Richardson-era court authorized improper lobbying and campaign activities, rejected complaints about Bishop Estate appointments 
Child killer goes before parole board 
ILind: Hawaii Department of Defense admits to “exorbitant” payments for laundry services 
Hawaii stops drug discount card program 
Maui News Polls Civil Unions  
Equality Hawaii: The governor who vetoed equality 
Minority rights never advanced by popular vote 
Did Pioneering Pro-Homosexual Judge Have a Conflict of Interest? 
12 linked to medical marijuana arrested 
Lifelong driver finds his destiny at dump 
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									 July 11, 2010 News Read
									 
									By Andrew Walden @ 12:37 PM :: 10050 Views 
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			                                                 Gays respond to veto of HB444: “Lets put Jews up to a vote” 
Top-heavy DOE called 'urban myth'  (SA again makes fool of itself attacking Aiona) 
For voters, not candidates, it's calm before the storm 
Permanent absentee vote offered 
Hawaii is already seeing effects of global warming, con artists say 
Mysterious pufferfish deaths 
A ‘Replicable’ Energy Model In Hawaii? 
Loan program fails island homeowners 
Kenoi 'priority' roads go nowhere 
Certification may be required for Hawaii dams 
Wis. man: Hawaii gallery sold me Lennon forgeries 
The UH Board of Regents will decide Thursday on a proposal, opposed by student leaders, to charge students $50 per semester for athletics 
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