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| Sunday, October 17, 2010 |
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October 17, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:31 PM :: 8291 Views
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Slumping in the polls, Abercrombie now says Nazis are after him
Aiona hammers Abercrombie’s opposition to appointed BoE, Star-Advertiser lies about it
VIDEO: Djou-Hanabusa debate
VIDEO: Hanabusa’s Spending Tsunami
Your DoE at work: Federal investigators stepped in after the repeated taunting of DISABLED Waianae High student
AP: Abercrombie opposes constitutional amendment to appoint BoE
Election to decide whether Hawaii will have two-party system
Star-Advertiser posts election guide
Vili Endorses Duke Aiona, Lynn Finnegan
Djou vs. Hanabusa – Round 2
Inouye endorses Monty Richards as Honokaa mafia comes together for Abercrombie
Democrat Borreca wonders why Abercrombie isn’t attacking Lingle more
KITV: Carlisle Says Rail Construction Could Start In March
School repair list totaled up for 2010
Hawaii County Charter Amendments
Kauai Chamber of Commerce hosts council candidate forum
Enviros become “alarmed” as fishermen participate in Whale sanctuary meetings
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| Saturday, October 16, 2010 |
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October 16, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:39 PM :: 13079 Views
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National, International media: All eyes on Hawaii as voting begins
Democrat Pat Caddell hammers “hypocrisy” of Obama’s “naive idiots” for focus on campaign spending
A Legal Victory on the Road to Repeal
AUDIO: CD2 candidate Willoughby on Dennis Prager show
Hanabusa: “No way we’re going to be able to convince Case voters”
Hanabusa-connected dirt track receives eviction notice
Heroic teacher faces down HSTA criminals over secret ballot, appointed BoE
Abercrombie’s Gay Local 5 puts convention at risk
Debate: Djou 10 – Hanabusa 0
Djou vs Hanabusa Debate video
Aiona says focus is on small business
Abercrombie flips out, says Nazis are after him
Abercrombie to party with mafia in Honokaa
Gov. candidates joust over furloughs, school board (Unlike Advertiser, AP gets it right)
Fair Share? Only for the connected: Schatz promises to block some grant applications
Governor candidates to debate in Kona (Oct. 18)
PBN Interviews Djou
KITV: Karl Rove's Group's New Ad Slams Hanabusa
Willoughby shows no lack of confidence
Aloun Farms Human Trafficking Case: Judge Rules That Money Set Aside for Victims’ Restitution Goes Back to Defendants
Farmer still feeling impact of vandalism
State Tax Credits Expected to Boost State Coffers
SA: Fees burden UH-Manoa students
Hawaii Co Councilman GTMO Greenwell trial rescheduled: Attorney may request change of venue
Kawahara: Kauai County harassment includes council
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| Friday, October 15, 2010 |
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October 15, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:24 PM :: 17083 Views
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Poll: Majority of Voters Back Appointed Board of Education
Abercrombie comes out against appointed BoE
Abercrombie’s missing $190 million
Rasmussen: Aiona, Abercrombie statistically tied
Abercrombie Pays Off Campaign Supporters with Taxpayers Dollars
WSJ: Aloha Republicans?
Hawaii slipping from machine’s grasp? National media highlights Djou, Aiona
Djou: The future is not going to come from a bureaucrat
KITV interviews Djou: “I am the most bipartisan and independent member of Hawaii’s Congressional delegation”
Kauai’s Baptiste family endorses Aiona-Finnegan
NTU: Two measures on Hawaii ballot will increase tax burden
Smart Business Hawaii PAC releases endorsement list
Honolulu ranks 30th of top 200 US cities in job growth
Star-Advertiser lies about Abercrombie’s opposition to appointed BoE
Aiona rips Abercrombie on need for DoE Audit
Djou, Hanabusa to Hold Third Debate
Djou: Hanabusa’s supporters have nothing good to say about her
Aiona Camp Calls The Mainland Govs Ad 'Desperate'
HGEA money pours in to aid Hanabusa
West Hawaii’s Democrat rag attacks GOP candidate over funeral expenses
Abortionists campaign against Maul Senate candidate
Maui mayoral debate: Frustration with economy in the spotlight
School board candidates vie to block state's reforms
Absentee ballot trend complicates campaigning
Foreclosure rate 'unreal' in Hawaii
Distressed properties account for 24% of all Kaua‘i RE sales
Aloun Farms owners get $192,000 returned
$1.7M penalty placed on the city for putting concrete in a waterway is "appropriate," the Department of Health says
“Calleen Hanabusa” Obama mispronounces
Waikiki Democrat Rep Brower keeps pushing for tent city disaster
Soon to be unemployed: BoE Chair Toguchi whines about “handful of critics”
Electrical Workers Taking Strike Vote: Both HECO, Union Say Strike Is Unlikely
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| Thursday, October 14, 2010 |
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October 14, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:56 PM :: 12513 Views
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Roll Call: With Djou on Appropriations, Hawaii could have outsized influence
New RGA Advert: Neil Abercrombie says that people in Hawaii “are not interested in how politicians will balance the budget"
Punchy National Democrats: Aiona doesn't love Obama enough
Blowback: Obama attacks boost funds for pro-Djou commercials
Chamber of Commerce rebuts Obama deceit on Foreign Money and Political Spending
Accretions: Cato Institute jumps into Hawaii beach ‘takings’ case
Court declines to expand meaning of "preserve in place" in Naue burial case final disposition
Obama robo calls annoy Honolulu voters at dinner time
Hawaii congressional debate focuses on federal spending and waste
Djou being sought for a money panel
GOP: Dems' ads take quotes out of context
Hawaii Gov., US House Candidates to Debate Live
PBN: What do you want to ask Hirono, Djou?
Gary Hooser flips out, babbles about ‘revolution’, bucks for top DLNR post
Carlisle's early agenda getting all wet
New outreach center will help Army families cope with their soldiers' deaths
Sidewalk tent ban approved
Maui 'Plastic Bag Reduction Ordinance' to take effect January
Rate of empty warehouse space in state hits 4.7%
UH Manoa perfessers use your tax dollars to party with Maoists
Hawaii earns an education ‘World’s First’
Hilton Hawaiian Village Workers Strike: 1,500 Workers Plan To Picket Until Monday Morning
Hawaii ninth worst in U.S. foreclosures
Hawaii sets precedent as state regulators permit selling excess solar power
Kauai Councilwoman files harassment report
Maui Mayor issues guides for ban on bags
Story to address cutting pork from sacred cows
Campaign Spending Commission Chooses New Director
Naeole-Beason to face ethics investigation: Campaign work with county staff, office alleged
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| Wednesday, October 13, 2010 |
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October 13, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:02 PM :: 9894 Views
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Merriman Robo Poll: Abercrombie, Aiona statistically tied
Hill Poll: Djou ahead 45-41
OHA debate Fact Check: Truth vs Abercrombie
Maui Hotel & Lodging Association Endorses Duke Aiona and Lynn Finnegan
Navy, Hunt Corp break promises to Save Ewa Dec 7 battlefield
Aiona Finnegan campaign unveils Policy Agenda for Native Hawaiian Issues
“Gall, spin, and breathtakingly misleading information”: Hanabusa on GM bailout debts
Leader Boehner Pledges Support to Secure Appropriations Seat for Charles Djou
Marc Hodges Endorses Alan Arakawa for Maui Mayor
How the Obama Tax Hikes Affect You
After 20 years in Congress, Abercrombie suddenly claims Hawaii not getting all the federal pork
Hanabusa has no response to facts presented in latest Djou ad
Candidates Reinforce Campaign Themes Face-To-Face
Shapiro: Few votes in primary show appointed BOE is necessary
GOP leader promises Djou key money post
WaPo: Hawaii 1st District Election 2010: Rep. Charles Djou takes on Colleen Hanabusa for reelection
POLITICO: Could Djou defy odds?
CB busts Hanabusa: GM Has Paid Off Its Bailout Debt FALSE
Abercrombie, Schatz, Hanabusa Agree on socialist health ‘care’
Dooley: UH Agrees to Settle Lawsuit Involving Cancer Research Center Contract
Jacking up your electric rates critical to cutting oil dependence
SA: Don't skip Laie planning steps
Hawaii joins nationwide effort to address practices by mortgage loan servicers
IRS: 1,700 Hawaii nonprofits yet to file 990 forms
NHLC and Hokulia attackers lead charge against Hawaiian Homelands
Public funding labeled a 'success' by candidates
Viewpoint: Maui Council Nishiki’s personal loan from Dowling is a current issue; questions about it remain
Kauai Airport Embezzlement Case Widens
Young Brothers squeeze consumers to defend monopoly: PUC ruling could hike rates, force service reductions
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| Tuesday, October 12, 2010 |
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October 12, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:55 PM :: 13516 Views
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Abercrombie campaigns to shield DoE from Audit
Hawaii Chamber of Commerce backs Appointed BoE
Democrat Poll: Silent on Gubernatorial race, claims Djou slipping
Post primary “flood of support” for Aiona-Finnegan
Video: New Aiona-Finnegan TV commercial “Real solutions for all of Hawaii”
GLBT Democrats: “Abercrombie only candidate who will dismantle laws outlawing slavery”
Shock: former DoE Sup’t Hamamoto backs Appointed BoE
POLL: Hanabusa has slight lead over Djou
AFL-CIO targets Hawaii’s Djou
Fund Race: Aiona ahead of Abercrombie $402K to $237K
Office of Hawaiian Affairs Sponsors Live Gubernatorial Debate tonight
New Honolulu Mayor Carlisle Faces Looming Fiscal Storm
SA: Reclaim sidewalks for public
7 former inmates find hope in new program
“Secret” gambling report is no secret at all
3 months into fiscal year, Hawaii's general fund deposits down 13.9% or up 4% depending on how you look at it
Survey: Hawaii tourism continues to recover
Legislative panel begins inquiry into securities (just in time for elections)
Hawaii Airport Fire Chief is Short-Staffed
UH Students Celebrate Gay, Lesbian Coming Out Day
Last "English standard" class in Hawaii celebrates 50th high school class reunion
Geothermal holds vast potential for Hawaii
Kauai: Council to re-consider plastic bag ban
Hawaii launches RFID cold chain monitoring project
$5.67 million awarded in Maui McDonald's lawsuit
Kenoi bill headed back to ethics board
Apology to the Citizens of Manoa for Partisan Politics at Neighborhood Board
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| Monday, October 11, 2010 |
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October 11, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:38 PM :: 10827 Views
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Neil Abercrombie's slavery problem
Aiona Video: Hawaii economy doesn't need more rhetoric
Kalihi: 2000 rally for Aiona Finnegan
Djou, volunteers adopt Mililani Waena School
Transformative Change Is Needed in Board of Education
Legislators: Abercrombie’s new energy authority “unwise”
Maui News: Abercrombie’s rejection of DoE Audit “startling”
Carlisle, Kaneshiro to be sworn into office Monday
Maui Council: Couch hammers developer owned Nishiki
Enriques' claims on website called into question
Carvalho finally gets around to endorsing Abercrombie
Isle GOP hopes voters will restore balance
KITV: Human trafficking Victims blackballed, Seitz grabs for their restitution money
State tests raise bar for students to augment failure rates, rake in bucks
Local Fishermen Fear Ahi Cap Will Jeopardize Businesses
Hawaii Media council still ‘concerned’ about HNN merger
SA: Help Hawaii teens stay healthy
Democrat poll details how to manipulate abortion, apathy
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| Sunday, October 10, 2010 |
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October 10, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:30 PM :: 13199 Views
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Full Text: Aiona campaign releases Agenda for Justice
WaPo: Spineless Congress’ school funding boondoggle looted food stamps to boost teachers’ union
Djou running better than 1/3 of Congressional Dems
Wooley supporter Ian Lind attacks Fale over deployment
Aiona in better position than Hirono in ‘02
As LG, Finnegan would advocate for Charter Schools
AP claims continuation of tax cuts will increase debt
Carlisle will hit the ground running
SA: Keep corporate contributors at bay in Hawaii elections (but not unions and eco-lawyers)
Rigid Rules, Weak Commitment Hurt Local Farming
Fishermen concerned about ocean access
Hawaii County blows through $9M on still-unopened recycling center
Hawaiian Superferries sell for $25 million each
HMSA Cracks Down On Colonoscopy Anesthesia
SA: City weak on Waikiki planning
Kalapa: Helping the poor help themselves
Man Accused Of Human Trafficking Allowed Bail: Israeli Citizen Must Remain In Honolulu Halfway House
Advocates for sex trafficking victims call for safe house in Hawaii
Sentencing delayed in child porn case
Maui Council: Hopefuls spar on familiar themes, generate sparks
Kauai Charter amendments: Questionable
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| Saturday, October 9, 2010 |
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October 9, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:32 PM :: 13723 Views
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Aiona: US unemployment numbers undermine availability of federal dollars
VIDEO: Gov Palin jumps into Hawaii races, endorses Henderson, Willoughby
VIDEO: Djou releases new advert, hits Hanabusa over residency
Djou: Adopt a School Mililani Waena Oct 10th
Manoa Liberals block Eagle Scout from Neighborhood Board
GOP movers insulted: Hanabusa rejects “gesture of goodwill”
Maui Chamber of Commerce Endorses Alan Arakawa for Mayor
Lingle honors top State employees
WaPo: Djou moves up 15 places
Desperate Abercrombie to HGEA: “You don’t have to like me” primary campaign "wasn't some sort of triumph over you.”
Absentee ballots mailed out
Aiona: Gov. Lingle and her committee gave too much
Oops! Willoughby forgets meeting with PBN
Judge allows contribution to issue-based campaign
Liberal hypocrites angered by prison being converted to school
Rape Victim Plans To Sue State Hospital: Suspect Was Discharged Despite Psychotic Symptoms
Naeole-Beason faces ethics charges: Puna councilwoman accused of using county staff to work on campaign
Acting mayor Caldwell leaves city hall
Bill to get homeless off sidewalks looms
KITV: Two More HPD Officers Arrested For Domestic Abuse
Alan Pflueger pleads not guilty to tax fraud Friday
US nuclear weapons have kept S Korea free for 60 years
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| Thursday, October 7, 2010 |
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October 8, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:52 PM :: 15358 Views
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Rep Jessica Wooley admits her van involved in thefts of campaign signs, blames volunteers
Abercrombie: Brian Schatz would control which nonprofits get federal funds
WaTimes: GOP lawmaker may hold onto Hawaii seat
Nat’l Federation of Independent Business endorses Djou
Djou wins endorsement of Trust in Small Business PAC
Maui Chamber of Commerce backs Aiona-Finnegan
Mike Molina Endorses Alan Arakawa for Maui Mayor
2010 Nobel Peace Prize recipient argued with UH Manoa perfessers
Abercrombie plans to ‘add positions’, make government more powerful, says DoE isn’t broken
Abercrombie wants No. 2 job to have more heft, in spite of being stuck with Schatz
GOP's Charles Djou Fending Off Democrat Colleen Hanabusa
Republicans Offer To Help Hanabusa Move
Two constitutional amendments on ballot
Negative political ads a risky tactic
8,000 pot heads in Hawaii, 4,665 on Big island
Hawaii Community Federal Credit Union gave Million dollar bonuses to execs
Public disclosure of rail contract poses early test for incoming Mayor Carlisle’s administration as Hokulia crowd turns to attack
Bedbugs in Hawaii (thank an environmentalist)
Waianae School Bullying Complaint Filed With Feds
Shapiro: Vagrant rights trump safe sidewalk passage
Office of Hawaiian Affairs: Writ or Wrong
HMSA plays hardball in hospital negotiations
Attempt to reject Kula Ridge affordable housing development fails
The rezoning of Laie land pits a desire for jobs against infrastructure worries
Some Chinese Leaders Say They'll Continue Fireworks Tradition Despite Ban
Locally Caught Ahi Limit Nears (thank an environmentalist)
Where's pharma settlement money going?
How Many Print Reporters are Left in Honolulu?
Kauai Council candidates weigh in on economy, safety, transparency
Teachers create a new generation of voters
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| Thursday, October 7, 2010 |
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October 7, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:30 PM :: 10676 Views
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Maui Gubernatorial Debate: Myth vs Fact
Djou: “Our internal polls show us with a narrow lead”
KOS Poll UPDATE: Aiona, Abercrombie statistically tied
Sol Kaho'ohalahala Endorses Alan Arakawa for Maui Mayor
Rep. Djou to name Irene Anzai as “angel in adoption”
VIDEO: Hanabusa claims she plans to leave Ko Olina for First CD
Abercrombie pledges to protect criminals at DoE from Audit
Abercrombie pledges to create ANOTHER State department, let drug criminals off easy
Restaurant Association Backs Aiona: Group Makes Its First Political Endorsement
CB: Duke Compares Plans, Neil Plans For Plan
KITV’s Denby Fawcett spins it for Hanabusa, fails
School board debate draws small crowd
Only 53% approve of Obamunism in Hawaii
Prosecutors withdraw extended sentencing request for teen who murdered neighbor
Feds Threaten To Take Over Workplace Safety
Culture clash as Honolulu's partial fireworks ban passes
BIW profiles Fred Blas Hawaii Council - Puna
Kau Councilman Guy Enriques is courting the media
State ID cards valid for flying but not after May, 2011
Sandwich Isles wins partial victory from FCC in cable dispute
Drug companies to pay $82M to settle Hawaii suits
HUD to help more struggling homeowners in Hawaii
Hawaiian Electric Co. to offer lower rates for recharging electric cars
Hero pilot of United Flight 811 dies at age 81
American Samoa signs new deal with major tuna supplier
Down to Earth promotes Non-GMO food labels
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| Wednesday, October 6, 2010 |
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October 6, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:24 PM :: 15009 Views
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Abercrombie: “No new audits--people not interested in how to balance the budget”
Hanabusa's Stimulus Support Could Cost her an Election
UPDATE: Hawaii Christian Coalition compares candidates for General Election
Aiona vs Abercrombie on the Economy: Plan vs platitudes?
New Aiona-Finnegan ad: “Real solutions, not rhetoric”
Aiona Finnegan announce Coalition Team
Abercrombie supported Wall Street Bailouts with Main Street Money
Influencing our culture for life: Vatican leader to speak on Oahu, Maui
Smart Business Hawaii PAC endorses Djou
Djou: Adopt a School Oct 10th
DoE fails to comply with 180 day law -- regular schools have only 178 days
“Vindictive” Incoming Prosecutor Kaneshiro Firing 11 Veteran Lawyers in middle of trials (1988 redux)
Rep Karl Rhoads, wife tied to Andy Mirkitani kickback scheme
Abercrombie claims he can create two new State departments without raising taxes
Dems “Hatchet Job” calls tax hike, food stamp cut “aid to schools”
Republican Party Calls Critical Ad False
Hanabusa (D-KoOlina) residency conflicts with district, history
Cashing in on health care reform: Prepaid Health Care Act in danger
Kaho‘ohalahala endorses Arakawa
Police Question Enforceability of Sidewalk Plan
Tom Gill’s brother founded Sierra Club in Hawaii
Education Poll Ranks UH 115th In Global Survey
Anti-Israel Walk Saturday at Hilo’s Kalakaua Park
Home sweet home for Hawaii's soldiers returning from Iraq
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| Tuesday, October 5, 2010 |
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October 5, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:31 PM :: 13854 Views
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KOS Poll: Aiona, Abercrombie tied with 48% of the vote
In major interview published today, Inouye ignores Abercrombie
Aiona Finnegan announce affordable housing plan (Full Text)
Aiona hits “arrogant” Abercrombie as polls tighten
Hanabusa meant only that there is no waste in STATE government
Star-Advertiser panics as Christians prepare to vote
Akaka Bill Still Alive?
Risks shroud births in isles
Roth: Appointed school board would help accountability
Retired car dealer James Pflueger pleads not guilty to tax fraud
Isles see California welfare spending
Feds: 2 Hawaii groups join reinsurance program
SA: Protect safety net from abuse
KPD: No connection between Jackson, Westside murders
Ooma hearing carries on
Samoa: Wage Delay Law Shows Faleomavaega Weakness
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| Monday, October 4, 2010 |
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October 4, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:23 AM :: 10285 Views
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Abercrombie pledges to add another State department to oversee your children
Djou opposes income all tax hikes, Hanabusa doesn’t
Leau campaigns on DOE audit promise (HD6 Kona)
Abercrombie’s tech industry boss still whining because Lingle vetoed fuel tax hike
Rich politically connected Manoa liberals avoiding property taxes
Urban Zones Proposed to Keep Sidewalks Clear of Homeless
Kauai Planning Department seeks ability to fine
Progressives obsess over flu shot
Behind lucrative deals, a disconnect
19 Charter Amendments on this year’s Hawaii County ballot
American Samoa governor off to Hawaii in bid to seal cannery deal
HELCO seeks developers for Kahe Valley “clean” energy projects
Family fights disabled son's deportation
State proposes land purchase for Kalaeloa Harbor expansion
Captive audience: A look at Hawaii’s Con Air
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| Sunday, October 3, 2010 |
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October 3, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:46 PM :: 8634 Views
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Candidates for governor in conflict on civil unions, other social issues
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AP: Willoughby calls Hirono a 'rubber stamp' for the Democrats
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Hawaii Meth Project is helping cut methamphetamine use
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Judge Seabright will issue partial injunction Thursday removing local firm’s campaign contribution limit
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Suit: County not pursuing violations in development
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Nurses in ample supply: The poor economy has turned a once-critical shortage into a surplus
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Hirakawa’s second sex harassment settlement from Kauai county worth $450,000
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| Saturday, October 2, 2010 |
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October 2, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:34 PM :: 9766 Views
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AFL-CIO’s false attack takes aim at Djou’s ethnicity
Djou: New Fiscal Year, Same Fiscal Irresponsibility (IBD editorial)
Health Insurance? No need: Abercrombie promises to dump Prepaid Health Care Act
Inouye says Abercrombie proposal would "shut local businesses" out of work
Hawaii Taxpayers On the Hook for $9 Billion--and Not for Rail
OHA driving Hawaiians out of Hawaii
AP: Aiona commercial played backwards says “I am the walrus.”
GOP Govs Run Negative TV Ad Against Abercrombie: Analysts Call Ad Subtle, Soft, Cute
Gov. candidates to discuss children's issues
2012: Lingle Eyes U.S. Sen. Akaka's Seat
Moon’s furlough ruling delays Carlisle's swearing in
SA vs OHA: Economics at root of 'bias'
CB: Akaka Bill Pau Already?
Appointed Board of Ed? HSTA to Teachers: "NO"
Lingle credits private sector for isles' economic rebound: The governor also cites her administration's success in keeping spending under budget
Maui: Arakawa, Tavares spar over sour economy
Kauai: Public invited to forum for County Council candidates
Health workers suing the state
HR: Business and Health Insurance Costs to Remain High Under Hawaii’s Exemption to National Healthcare Law
SA: Local-hire law needs clarification
ANOTHER American Samoa lawmaker charged with embezzlement, corruption
Pearl Harbor and Hickam merge
Call for nominations put out for University of Hawaii Board of Regents
Judge to allow disclosure of pharmaceutical settlement amounts
Veteran politico and developer sets his sights on historic Haleiwa
Obama's new chief gathers isle kudos
WaTimes: Holder is AWOL on military voting
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| Friday, October 1, 2010 |
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October 1, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:02 PM :: 5733 Views
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Midweek: Abercrombie voted alone against anti-terrorism measures, against support for Israel
Neil Abercrombie, D-Hezbollah
Aiona: Tourism recovery reflects hard work and cooperative efforts
Djou talks to 3000 constituents in telephone talk story
Haha’ione Forum to discuss move to appointed Board of Education
HGEA endorsements: Our way or the highway on GE Tax
White van lic # NDU-549 sought in Hauula campaign sign thefts
Abercrombie plans to dump Prepaid Health care act in favor of state-run medical insurance
Shapiro: Abercrombie off target on blame for schools
Republican Governors back Aiona with ad dollars
Rep Pine pledges not to run for City Council
Visitor Industry Continues To Rebound: Total Visitor Arrivals Up 11%, Visitor Spending Up 30%
2 Sentenced In Sex Trafficking Case: Defendant Given 25 Years In Federal Prison
DoE still can’t get Mililani middle School up to 180 days, plans to seek exemptions for multi-track schools
A part of a plan to keep Kukui Gardens affordable stalls over financing trouble
Feds check state's gas pipes: The Public Utilities Commission lobbied to end its oversight of fuel conduit safety
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| Thursday, September 30, 2010 |
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September 30, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:54 PM :: 7627 Views
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Flashback: Neil Abercrombie rejects Investigation of Pay-to-Play Earmark Schemes
HCF: Blank votes beat all BoE Candidates
Djou: HR2378 will hurt Chinese tourism in Hawaii
Source: Kiewit set to sock City with major change order on rail project
43% of school board votes left blank on Oahu
KITV’s Denby Fawcett launches attack on Aiona
Democrat Shapiro calls latest RGA Aiona ad “a test fart”
Piltz says views in line with Arakawa, supports candidate
HGEA to demand legislature make salaries secret
CB Opinion: Honolulu Should Not Start Rail Construction Until Engineering is Complete and Final Cost is Known
Hirono, Djou split votes on spending measure
Democrat Borreca uses Rolfing book to bash Christians
Rep. Gene Ward Sponsors Debate on Constitutional Amendment: Elected vs. Appointed Board of Education?
Kamehameha Schools is considering buying the city land currently sought for a hotel
Star-Advertiser still pushing global warming scam
Hawaii tops nation in millionaires per capita
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| Wednesday, September 29, 2010 |
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September 29, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:03 PM :: 11772 Views
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VIDEO: Abercrombie voted for bonuses for Wall Street Execs
Duke and Lynn Team Up Online
Djou introduces legislation requiring community hearings on neighborhood half-way houses
Randy Piltz Endorses Alan Arakawa for Mayor
Willoughby vs Hirono: “A choice between higher taxes and lower taxes”
CB: Aiona Shines at Energy Expo
Hawaii GOP Targets 15 key Districts After Primary
GOP ad campaign backs Aiona
SA: Elections office breathes easier
Justice eludes Hawaiians, OHA study says
Officer's arrest third for HPD this month
As predictable as sunrise, anti-developments activist disrupt Haleiwa hotel meeting
Young Brothers will appeal PUC's interim approval for Pasha Hawaii Transport Lines
Maui Council Candidate Ellie Cochran ‘not proud’ of her criminal past
CEO resigns Kona Hospital
Laupahoehoe charter school enters final stretch
ONE YEAR LATER: American Samoa works to improve tsunami warning system
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| Tuesday, September 28, 2010 |
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September 28, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:43 PM :: 13730 Views
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Rothenberg: Democratic poll shows Djou ahead by double digits
CB: Duke 'n Lynn Firing on All Pistons
SA: Aiona’s proposed four-day workweek worth exploring
SA: Democratic-backed anti-Djou commercial's claim does not add up on closer examination
CB: Obama Backs Hanabusa, but GOP Not Scared
The Rundown (post-primary)
Pamela Young: Top BoE vote-getter
Visitor spending up 18%: Hotel occupancy rose by more than 10 percentage points in July
U.S. officials threaten to temporarily take over the state's enforcement of workplace safety
City Council to Homeless: Get Off Our Sidewalks!
Kaua‘i firemen caught fishing off Ni‘ihau in fireboat
Abandoned for 13 years, Hilo housing project stumbles again
Commemorations will mark the anniversary of a tsunami that raked the Pacific islands
Shapiro: The feds have a place in our schools
Jeremy Harris is long gone but his unsold books live on
Obama tells questioner he's 'Christian by choice'
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