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| Sunday, April 25, 2010 |
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April 25, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:56 PM :: 7755 Views
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Hawaii stakes high in all-mail House vote
Stretched schedule: DoE to be forced to provide 180 days (HSTA’s game busted)
Hawaii counties won't lose hotel-room tax share to state
Counties keep hotel room tax but the revenue chase goes on (TAX INCREASE)
Retaliation: Senate Democrats, Democrat media reject truth-teller as UH Regent
The Democratic dilemma on gay unions
Hanabusa picks up Local 5 endorsement
Police officer is arrested for drunken driving
Anti-'birther' exemption would imperil public access
Atheist files Complaint filed over prayers at Honolulu City Council sessions: similar action planned against Senate
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| Saturday, April 24, 2010 |
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April 24, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:48 PM :: 14356 Views
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Abercrombie: My “emanations” will make DoE serve students first
Legislature shoots down Aerospace Office after Hawaii signs agreement with NASA
House Republican Budget funds clean energy without tax hike
Akaka votes for Federal Value Added Tax-modeled on Hawaii GE Tax (Inouye opposes)
Bill to move up Hawaii’s illegal 2012 primary date
Lawmakers raid the Hurricane Relief Fund to end Furlough Fridays in a frenzy of actions to offset a $1.7 billion shortfall
Lawmakers Approve $67 Million To End Furloughs
Group of union shills urges gov to fund education (debunked)
Legislature advances constitutional amendment for appointed BoE
Once Hawaii Was The Educational Leader
Advertiser tells Honolulu homeless to move tents onto sidewalks in legal loophole created by ACLU
Maui judge tosses charges tied to alleged pot trafficking under cover of medical marijuana
Health officials urge lawmakers to spare anti-smoking programs
Isles hailed for shielding patients from bad doctors
Hawaii had 7 ‘mass layoffs’ in March
Embattled Liquor Commission Admin. Resigns
Inefficiencies found in Maui County’s fleet--$24.3m in waste
Herkes: Why no water for Ocean View?
Islands push for Obama library
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| Saturday, April 24, 2010 |
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April, 2010 Letters to the Editor
By Letters to the Editor @ 2:47 AM :: 11700 Views
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Union man: Family values yes, Hanabusa no
HB2290: We can’t eat houses
Erudite Letter from a liberal Fort Street lawyer
Campaign Spending Commission nails prostitute, lets ‘johns’ walk
SCR 91 goes to House Committees: Protects Domestic Abuse victims
HSTA member: “Trust me” -- keep BoE
HB2290: Save our farmlands
Hannemann cancelled speed bumps for Kailua’s fatal Wanaao Road
Robotics: Despite Remote Geography, Priceless Opportunities in Ka’u
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| Friday, April 23, 2010 |
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April 23, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:29 PM :: 6279 Views
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Djou raises $116,000 in one day
SB: A look at some of the upcoming forums featuring the three major contenders in the special election for Congress
Scrutiny of Advertiser sale urged: Inouye asks DOJ for review due to deal's potential fallout
Hawaii lawmakers agree on $10.2 billion spending budget, revenues next
Governor: Revenues will not come back until 2013
SB: Budget surplus rebates should not be optional
State lawmakers working to complete budget (ACT 221 tax credits could be chopped)
Shell Game: Hawaii Legislature Moves to Balance the Budget Using Special Funds
ADV: Stop the city parks scare tactics
Dispute over vacant jobs delays progress on city budget measure
ADV: Stadium must make money (what a concept)
Former Hawaii bank supervisor pleads guilty to theft charges
DoE Teacher and Principal plead no contest in prostitution case
Religious Leftist: Pass civil unions bill to assure rights, not religion
ADV: That bill on fireworks? What a dud!
Honolulu income disparity with Neighbor Islands widens
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| Thursday, April 22, 2010 |
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April 22, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:33 PM :: 11566 Views
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VIDEO: Charles Djou on Sean Hannity show
Gay Civil Unions: No rest until April 29
Hooser, Hanabusa predict HB444 will bring gay marriage back before Courts
Child molester back at work at Hawaii Legislature
The Hill: Top of the ballot: The TV ad edition
Obama nominates Leslie Kobayashi to fill U.S. District Judge position
Hawaii lawmakers may use hurricane money to end furloughs DoE spared deeper cuts
Honolulu Budget includes tax increases
Honolulu Recreation cuts part of political game with State
Hawaii rents, already least affordable in nation, get worse
Maui prison plans revived
ADV: Don't give up fight for clean energy loans
Hawaii fireworks bill left sputtering in political maneuver
Maui: Decision to run brings mixed views
Dopers grill police on pot
Baby on board? No smoking allowed
Bill Allowing POW-MIA Flag to be Flown with U.S. and Hawaii State Flags Becomes Law
Sex offender faces a $2.5M civil judgment
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| Wednesday, April 21, 2010 |
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April 21, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:57 PM :: 12354 Views
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TOMORROW April 22 is voter registration deadline for Special Election -- register >>> here
Civil-union backers seek to resurrect bill
Obama stomps Inouye in Dueling fundraisers: Abercrombie beats Hanabusa 6-1 as Dem donors are “sucked dry”
SB echoes DCCC: Charges accumulate in Djou ads
TEA Party activist is first GOP candidate for Hawaii lieutenant governor
Your tax increases at work
ADV: Loan could make UH-West Oahu a reality
Kawaihae Harbor expansion stymied by coral: What once was destroyed must be preserved
Accord reached on ban of shark fins
Honolulu's park recreation programs may get slashed: Recreational activity funds may be eliminated to help balance budget, Garcia says
Hawaii Co Council defers measure to fund repairs of private subdivision roads
Complete furlough plan unavailable: Frustration wraps up Kauai budget review
Hawaii teen whiz creates new math formulas
London TIMES: NATO investigates defence threat from wind farms
Hawaii unlikely to pass bond plan for clean-energy home loans
Anti-'birther' bill moves forward
'Local jobs' bill might backfire
Honolulu Civil Beat makes online debut
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| Tuesday, April 20, 2010 |
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April 20, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:16 PM :: 11941 Views
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Inouye urges review of newspaper sale to company partly owned by Ed Case’s family
SB: Hawaii stifling charter schools
Waters of Life looks to future
Union Shills’ plan to launder HSTA demands into Gubernatorial campaign
CQ: New Filings Give Glimpse of Candidates’ Special Election Funding
PA-12: Burns/Critz 44/41 (PPP)
More Obama Admin lies: Stimulus bill adds destroys 11,000 Hawaii jobs
Latest data suggest auto sales decrease 1% in 1st quarter—lowest in over 20 years
Bank of Hawaii CEO to retire: Peter Ho will replace Allan Landon
Canceled contract cost keeps rising
Aid cut proposed for aged, disabled
Hawaii's A+ cost will probably hit $80: Parents expected to have to make up for $2.1M cut in funding
2 charged in murder over pakalolo
City ban on tents goes into effect
Controversial “Lanai” Council member eyes top Maui job
Council again grapples with concurrency
Kauai Administration trying to improve project accountability
Jack in the Box begins selling BLENDED Kona coffee
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| Monday, April 19, 2010 |
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April 19, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:45 AM :: 7825 Views
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Advertiser Endorsement: More Case family media manipulation?
POLITICO: Kos poll: Djou leads by three
Case, Hanabusa live outside the 1st District
Hawaii's Neighbor Islands could play big role in race for governor
SB: Efficient services is goal
To rule over Hawaii? Kyl: Liu's writings 'vicious'
Permanent curfew considered for Hawaii public housing project
Two bills to ban shark finning fishing must be merged into a final version
Killing is tied to pot farm
City to Enforce Removal of Homeless Tents, Carts from Parks
Hawaii curbside recycling falls 15% as print newspapers decline
Aloha Tower Development agency poised for success
Failed former Kauai Mayor & anti-Superferry snob, Joann Yukimura draws papers to run for Council
Socialist Hawaii forced to import lava rock
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| Sunday, April 18, 2010 |
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April 18, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:29 PM :: 8642 Views
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Loyal Democrat? Hanabusa helped GOP against Hirono in ‘06
Advertiser Endorses Case—says he’s a Democrat and he showed up for votes
TAX HIKES: Hawaii's green efforts not cheap, but will pay off, hucksters say
Barrel Tax: Democrat Burris demands State tax gas solely to raise price
SB: Taxpayers can't bail out health fund
CHARTER SCHOOLS: Furlough free (Amazing what can be done by escaping the system)
SB: Union Shills defend motives
Kalapa: Bluff needs to be called in teachers contract
WHT Polls Union Shills’ Furlough Circus
UH Regents: Female leaders laud Gov. Lingle's record
UHM vs UHWO over bonds
After years, plans for old Navy station on Oahu taking shape
Senators’ Proposed DLNR cuts would run deep
Kauai: Don’t furlough county public safety officers
Kauai: Trash collection fee on the horizon ($144/year or more fee increase)
Food Fight: Hawaii Food Bank muscles its way onto Kauai Food Bank’s territory
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| Saturday, April 17, 2010 |
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April 17, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:56 PM :: 9011 Views
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SB: Djou closes gap on rivals
ADV: Tight race for seat in Congress
Hawaii gas prices about to get pushed up by added taxes
HSTA shills’ plan now called “people’s plan” or “parents’ plan” by media
Hawaii gains jobs again in March, unemployment steady
DoE to begin extorting money from Developers
Gambling loss tax deduction reinstated in Hawaii
Proposed Hawaii law would prevent gun seizures during emergencies (passes Senate 21-0)
Homeless prepare for tent and shopping cart bans
Repairs on College Hill keep Greenwood in rental
UHH chancellor hopefuls named
UHWO nears deadline on campus project: West Oahu plans could hinge on bond financing
Charter Commission's proposed changes are headed for council review
Big Island hotel workers vote to strike
High cost of travel may be keeping visitors away
'Green' building code raising concerns ahead of vote to delay implementation
Scam Expands--A 2nd garbage patch: Plastic soup seen in Atlantic
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| Friday, April 16, 2010 |
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April 16, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:48 PM :: 11855 Views
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ADV: Djou is “most credible GOP candidate in years”
Hanabusa, Djou Raise Twice As Much As Case
Union shills insert themselves in Gubernatorial campaign
Furlough Protesters admit to collaborating with HSTA
$46M for child welfare in dispute
Don't let funding flame out for anti-smoking programs
Hawaii businesses must pay taxes earlier
Earmarks received by Senators Cochran & Inouye (combined): $890,000,000
Criminals May Have Harder Time Hiding New Arrests from probation Officers
Hawaii’s Health and Pension Funds Are Bleeding Red Ink
Study: Teacher Pension Plans on Shaky Ground
ADV: The man with 2 faces
Isles' new frontier? Space
Aiea firm gets grant to build biorefinery
Yagong: Why did county cancel land auction?
Wrong-way crowd: President mistimed sale of Bankoh stock
Antarctic mission: UH researchers return from an expedition with warnings about climate warming
US Senate climate bill to be unveiled April 26
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| Thursday, April 15, 2010 |
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April 15, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:07 PM :: 7648 Views
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April 15 No New Taxes Five Rallies on Four Islands: Honolulu, Hilo, Kona, Maui, Kauai
SB: Inouye's gift seen as more 'revenge'--The $100,000 donation to a national group could undercut Case
Pay at the pump to feed HGEA make-work jobs: Hawaii lawmakers pass barrel tax, bar aid office closings
BOE bill gives voters say: Hawaii voters may decide if governor should appoint Board of Education
Union Shills end Capitol sit-in
Hawaii Business: Fixing Schools is a Broken Process
Hawaii private schools feeling economic pressures: Holy Trinity, Word of Life Academy will close in June (But DoE gets $2B)
Royal Hawaiian Band musicians and backers hope for a reprieve from budget cuts
Environmental reviews get stale quickly (Supreme Court’s Turtle Bay Agenda exposed)
Roadblocks on the Path to Hawaii’s Energy Future
Job offers made to 600 Advertiser employees
Thousands Of Business Complaints Could Be Kept Secret
Does Hawaii need more fishing regulations?
Former Honolulu councilman Felix to pay $50,000 fine
Race for Lanai seat heating up
TV's Tea Party Travesty
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| Wednesday, April 14, 2010 |
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April 14, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:25 PM :: 10972 Views
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National Democrats: Hanabusa “unelectable”
Inouye buys off DCCC with $100,000
Debate: Djou stands for tax cut--Case, Hanabusa call for higher taxes and Advertiser spins
TPM: AFL-CIO Mailers Back Hanabusa, Slam Ed Case In HI-01 Special Election
How Many DOE Employees Does it Take to Mow the School Yard? (DoE employs 13 plumbers per school)
SB: Lingle meets with protesters
SB to HSTA: Get back to the table and settle this thing
Union Shills: Sit-in Protests Over School Furlough Days Only 'The First Step'
ADV: Mākaha plan a winner
ADV: EUTF Trust-fund remedy left to lawmakers
TAXES: The Cost of Living in Paradise Slated for Sharp Increases
Keep Kauai Jammed: Obstructionist fires lawyers Murakami, Frankel
Hawaii Co Property values fall by $3 billion
ADV: An orchestra set to scale is reasonable
Study finds benefits in modified crops, warns of overuse
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| Tuesday, April 13, 2010 |
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April 13, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:47 PM :: 7464 Views
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Larry Mehau supporting Neil Abercrombie
VIDEO: Tied for lead, Djou launches new campaign commercial
Lingle to SoS Protesters: DoE selected furlough schedule to “maximize disruption to the school calendar”
SB2434: Furloughs? Legislature finds funds to raise Matayoshi's salary
KITV: New Poll: Case, Djou Tied In Special Election
Hawaii oil tax hike nears final vote: Bill that blocks DHS cuts also expedited to force Lingle to take quick action
9 protesters cited for trespassing: Gov. Lingle says Save Our Schools has falsely characterized her effort to get kids back in class
Prison Guard’s Alleged threat against senator probed: Statement tied to proposed cuts at Hālawa facility
Tax collections down 1.6 percent
Council seeks 'careful' cuts property tax hikes, gas tax hike to feed HGEA, UPW
Panos: Rail is a gravy train only for its promoters
SB: Cooperate on Turtle Bay
The Plight of Aloha Airlines is Emblematic of What Ails Hawaii
Two Hawaii hospitals win national awards (a first)
Hawaii House Race: Turf Fight in Paradise
DCCC attacks Hawaii Republican for signing no tax increase pledge
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| Monday, April 12, 2010 |
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April 12, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:34 PM :: 11859 Views
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Poll: Djou tied for lead in Congressional race
Is your church ready to vote May 1-22?
HB444: Civil Unions supporters continue push for gay marriage
Hawaii tax plan raises $75M less than hoped (Homeowners Association tax dropped from plan)
Revised Akaka bill unsettles Isle GOP
Focus on HSTA, Lingle tells rally
Atheists, Gays push City, State to Tax the Church? (No separation of atheism and state?)
Nominees for regent face confirmation hearings tomorrow
SB: Settlement rightly favors Maui players
ADV: Trash pact with HWS reeks
Changing mindsets key to reducing plastic bottles, residents say
With biofuels, burning of cane may go up in smoke
Council confronts nonprofit cuts
Big Island hospital to cut 13 workers
Hawaii losing some enchantment as wedding site for nonresidents
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| Sunday, April 11, 2010 |
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April 11, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:42 PM :: 12829 Views
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ADV: Is Hanabusa a lackey?
Tax hikes mean Hawaii state job cuts drop to only 689, 1% of total
Empire Builders at DoE--Staff change alarms parents (Hundreds of new Gov’t employees)
High-tech tax credits under fire: Budget plan defers Act 221 for 3 years, raises tobacco levy (Dems can’t afford welfare for rich)
Room 309 (The Legislature now moves to get its real business done, in secret with only lobbyists and activists watching)
Abercrombie and Hannemann vie for attention at convention (Study the meal plans for clues)
Residents voice concerns over aquaculture project
Furloughs sit-in moves to Washington Place, protestors vow to stick around
Waters of Life School faces closure (HTH, ADV play catch-up to Hawai’i Free Press)
State investment practices to be curbed: Law getting rewrite because $1.1B got tied up in market
Burris: Shifting prisoners to Mainland at best a short-term solution
Former Kauai courts manager denies allegations: Barreira accused of sexual harassment
Chair also questions legality: Asing: Furloughs equal savings?
Gendercide: China's shameful massacre of unborn girls means there will soon be 30m more men than women
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| Saturday, April 10, 2010 |
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April 10, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 10:02 AM :: 20059 Views
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Out of money, Puna DoE school shutting down next week
Ed Case votes against tax cut for military personnel, supports death tax
SB: Democrats' ad on Djou deemed false
Kaulana Park confirmed as DHHL chairman (After Hanabusa gets her deal)
Prison guards allegedly threaten to shoot Hawaii Senator
Kulani Prison Guards allegedly burn documents in 20’ ditch, steal equipment
Prison guards lobby lawmakers over proposed cuts
War on food production continues: Group urges fish-farming safeguards—“Environmentalists” call for moratorium on expansion
Honolulu rail route change may oust some Ualena Street shops
Allow me to refresh mayor's memory
Slom-Zimmerman team, Texas investor qualified to pursue Star-Bulletin
Grown-ups at sit-in ticketed
Hawaii public school candy ban fails
Kam School blames lawyer in Hawaiians-first dispute
Hawaii Pork Report Exposes Piggie Pies in the City
Maui judge disregards plea deal, sentences man who beat wife to five years
Flags stolen from veterans center
Higa sex harassment case settled, lawyer says
Fight sparks Keaau High lockdown
Maui Residents appeal to preserve funding
Residents see some progress, poll shows
NKorea vows to keep building nuclear bombs
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| Friday, April 9, 2010 |
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April 9, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:36 PM :: 9133 Views
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Case, Djou oppose Akaka bill changes, Djou alone speaks out against gay marriage
Ethnic issue, outside groups enter congressional race
Legislators keep general excise tax increase in play
What just happened? (State Supreme Ct writes EUTF decision nobody understands)
Who is 'Essential' to Ending Hawaii's School Furloughs
Airport fix could add $100M to cost of Rail
Akaka Bill passage questioned as opposition mounts
SB: Makaha project is big step forward
Supreme Court lowers value of Turtle Bay shoreline property
ADV: Curfew can break cycle of violence, should be extended to Kuhio Park Terrace
More Than 100 Prison Guards Could Lose Jobs
Hawaii auditor: Abolish Aloha Tower agency
Harbor users strongly oppose parking fees (Coffman, Evans, no-show)
Disaster planning diversion doesn’t get state support (Where’s Mufi?)
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| Thursday, April 8, 2010 |
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April 8, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:07 PM :: 19251 Views
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Missile Defense: Obama's False START could leave Hawaii unprotected
Inouye to beg Pelosi not to support Case
The squeeze is on: Taxing bills gain momentum
Hawaii Legislature Tackles Controversial Public Education Issues
School fixes engage gov candidates
25 Parents, kids stage Lingle office sit-in
Land gift initiates aid to leeward education (Hanabusa gets plug from Jeff Stone)
Federal APEC funds could be 'tens of millions' Ca-Ching!
Log Cabin Republicans Endorses Charles Djou for Congress
Hawaiian Telcom seeks initial public offering
Council kills Tam's proposal to end fund that he misused
More info on possible Star-Bulletin Buyers
ADV: Maui water ruling should favor HC&S
Biofuel scam: After century of private sugar operation, HC&S to become ward of State (“Funding could determine future”)
Baldwin girls’ softball will get new field: Under settlement, state releases $1M to build stadium
GTMO Greenwell opposes Kenoi's stringent restrictions
Enviros to use Garbage Guilt to squeeze millions from Hawaii Co Taxpayers
Enviros continue to harass Kona fish farm operators
EPA fines Gay and Robinson, Kula Lodge for cesspool violations
Kauai solar project 'pretty well stalled': Renewable power firm, utility break off talks over disagreement on costs
Fire Commission against allowing Kauai mayor to pick chief
Another Government–controlled market
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| Wednesday, April 7, 2010 |
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April 7, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:36 PM :: 9375 Views
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Abercrombie Promised He Would Not Reward Failed Banks with Massive Bailout – Then Did
Fact Checking: Anti-Djou attack ad “Simply false”
VIDEO: National Democrats' anti-Djou commercials starting tonight
Dan? Who’s Dan? National Dems sabotage Hanabusa to help Case
POLITICO: National Dems still refuse to rule out Case endorsement
SB: Taxing bills gain momentum—Charities, gasoline, internet sales, to be taxed, HGEA kills school reform, HGEA to be fed from special funds
ADV: Hawaii Legislature focusing on targeted tax hikes, special funds (use of ACT 221 tax credits to be suspended?)
Hawaiian homes, Kam School campus will be built in Makaha Valley
Rail propaganda fills papers, airwaves
Speaking of propaganda: “Modesty among keys to Inouye's success”
Common Cause Urges Hawaii Senators to Adopt Floor Amendments to Shed Light on Corporate Political Expenditures
SB: Find alternative to curfew at public housing
Stagnant trash riles officials: At least 2 on council believe waste company 'intentionally misled'
UPW follows ILWU in backing Tavares re-election bid
Hanapepe ‘Dial-a-doc’ faces 5 years in prison
Hawaii biofuels, solar power being boosted for military use
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