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| Tuesday, October 13, 2009 |
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October 13, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:38 PM :: 10330 Views
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Hawaii parents may sue over furloughs (Could destroy HSTA contract)
Religion risky for GOP (Gay-Democrat Bulletin FEARS defeat)
ADV: Hawaii pilgrims celebrate as Damien finally gets his due
Rail project gets federal OK
Isle workers should be used for public projects (ie Rail)
Panel meets to get a grip on elections
Tax scofflaws face Thursday deadline
Kalapa: Ups and Downs of Those Hawaii State Revenue Collections
New Report Compares State and Local Government Tax Revenue Sources
Panel considers 6-person jury
‘Furlough Friday’ program providers may need child care licenses
Children and Youth Summit Tuesday at State Capitol
Maui County council defers ban on polystyrene plate-lunch containers
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| Monday, October 12, 2009 |
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October 12, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:08 AM :: 7350 Views
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Hawaii evangelical churches plan election push
Gays march for equality to change marriage into what they want
Red Cross seeks tsunami aid
Judge to decide on church digging
Hawaii making it hard to dodge your taxes
SB on plastic bags: Let's see how bans fare
Shovel ready? WHT Polls Road Construction
Relic of Blessed Damien of Molokai to visit Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Battle bots
Rising rent worries Hawaii Kai farmers
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| Sunday, October 11, 2009 |
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October 11, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:58 AM :: 7378 Views
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ADV: It's official — Damien of Molokai takes his place among the saints (The News)
ADV: Hawaii's saint fulfilled humanity's ideals (No, he fulfilled God's ideals) (Gramscian rollback Part 1)
SB: Damien a hero to all (arrogant secularists can barely contain themselves) (Gramscian rollback Part 2)
SB Oi: No religious divisions in call to serve others (arrogant secularist on full display) (Gramscian rollback Part 3)
SB: Polanski case highlights shift in views on sex with minors (Who the Gramscians are)
Pohakuloa protesters: Marines are "Dirty Bumbs"
Hawaii rail transit Mufi election campaign faces tight schedule
Alleged mobster in custody in Honolulu after indictment
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| Saturday, October 10, 2009 |
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October 10, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:38 PM :: 9572 Views
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Mayor Outlines Deal With HGEA
Good News: A Small Elite No Longer Runs Hawaii
Private Medical Foundation Plans New Hospital in Kihei, Maui
Charter school idea advances (after DoE planned to close rural school)
Isle teachers deserve praise for sacrifice
Na Wai Eha: HC&S speaks (Will OHA destroy ANOTHER agricultural enterprise???)
Rail tax collection down 19%
Accused murderer jailed 7 times after 2006 arrest
Akaka and Inouye Push for Public Option in Healthcare Bill
Abercrombie on C-Span spinning furiously on behalf of surrender to al-Qaeda in Afghanistan
UH Manoa UHPA "teach-in" against contract proposal
Honolulu: Audit faults upkeep, liabilities of Honolulu's city-owned vehicles
Hawaii County Council sued over reorganization
Commission recommends 4-year council terms for Hawaii Co Council (four years for these clowns???)
Sound off on Hawaii Co building division (aka Dep't of Retaliation)
Kauai: Yoshioka’s 20.02D opinion released
Molokai to have St. Damien Church
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| Friday, October 9, 2009 |
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October 9, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:49 PM :: 8409 Views
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Hawaii sees tax revenues fall 9.7% during first 3 months of the fiscal year
As revenue falls by $112M, Lingle tells unions to settle
Maui News Polls Special Session
Parents protest Friday public school furloughs
ADV: Options to ease furloughs' effect are limited (tax hike? raid hurricane fund?)
Toguchi: Education board had to act in face of budget cuts
Contract rejected; UH, union head for mediation
SB interviews Cayetano on budget, book
Honolulu City Council pushes forward on property tax break
Bill on sleeping is put to rest
Hawaii Co Council ousts four from leadership
State health officials baffled by Hawaii county swine flu legislation
SB: FCC should review TV deal
Superferry Bankruptcy: Anti-Superferry lawyer hasn't been paid
Silva tells pilgrims 'Damien cast out demons of despair'
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| Thursday, October 8, 2009 |
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October 8, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:32 PM :: 16302 Views
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UHPA rejects contract seeking pay cut
Hawaii CC: Pay cuts will not be enough
Hooser says raid of hurricane fund could restore lost teaching days
Hawaii lawmakers look for ways to ease school furlough impact (Tax increase)
From Japan, Mayor says 'hogwash' to governor's criticism
Garcia warns colleagues of tax cut cost (Mufi campaign scam)
ADV: Core services must survive budget-cutting
HPD test-fixing alleged
New law prohibits employment discrimination (sic) based on credit history
Federal workers in Alaska, Hawaii to lose cost of living pay
Abercrombie's Guam pork deal stricken from bill (still manages to waste lots of money)
Anti-American-war protest vs Stryker and other live-fire training Saturday
Honolulu Council to debate sidewalk sleeping today
Hawaii Co. Council votes against mandatory vaccinations
New water line raising concerns
Kauai joins Maui: Plastic bags to be banned
US Senate Passes Resolution Recognizing Father Damien's Canonization to Statehood
Schofield Stryker brigade will return to Iraq
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| Wednesday, October 7, 2009 |
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October 7, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:13 PM :: 11957 Views
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HGEA talks: Hawaii state employees face 42 furlough days this year, next (Mufi delaying settlement)
State duties may go to counties
Democrat Borreca: Lingle on a good day still the Great Communicator
Kaiser HS considers furloughs on planning days
Cutbacks squeeze schedules of Hawaii special-needs kids
UH faculty voting on 'final offer'
Health costs frozen for state workers
Hawaii Sen. Inouye going to Afghanistan to study war needs
'Person of interest' got out of prison day before visitor's body was found
State film office cuts impact Kaua‘i (More HGEA agit-prop)
Stalinist Honolulu Media council fights TV merger
Pope Benedict XVI greets Hawaii's 'miracle woman' in Rome
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| Tuesday, October 6, 2009 |
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October 6, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:38 PM :: 7119 Views
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Isles No. 3 in poll's best places to live
Oahu Home sales and prices on the rise
Hawaii not getting its money's worth for education
Pearl City students, 10, report sexual assault at DOE School by "contract worker"
SB: Evidence must be flawless (Somebody send these editors to Law School)
Kalapa: Understanding What it Will Take to Right Size Hawaii's Government
Glenn Wakai to run for state Senate
S. Kona bypass road still detoured by legal wrangling
State land board reviews timber licenses
THE CANONIZATION OF FATHER DAMIEN: October 11, 2009
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| Monday, October 5, 2009 |
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October 5, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 10:40 AM :: 11701 Views
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Hawaii hotels post weakest summer ever
State talks with HGEA continue
ADV: Sniping puts jail in limbo
Kulani prison closed out of fiscal necessity (HGEA/UPW lies busted)
Reorganization again on Hawaii County council agenda
Parker Ranch lost millions in '08
Kauai: Property values, home sales slipping
Aloha wear retailer emerges from bankruptcy
Obama faces jet engine discord
SB: Military's mission of aid
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| Sunday, October 4, 2009 |
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October 4, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:36 PM :: 6041 Views
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ADV: Furlough challenge to take concerted push
SB Oi: Lingle can be obstinate or show some leadership
University of Hawaii faculty vote on contract offer
Hawaii's Sen. Inouye defends earmarks for his home state
Hawaii Seed Industry flourishing
Council approves ban on GMO taro
In defense of taking land for public use
Maui Catholics traveling to Rome for ‘once-in-a-lifetime moment’
Now a civilian, Watada leaves military, headlines behind
Aloha Medical mission sends supplies
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| Saturday, October 3, 2009 |
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October 3, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:26 AM :: 11030 Views
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OHA funded groups sue State over Mauna Kea management plan
ADV: State, HGEA close to labor settlement
UHH faculty, union huddle before vote
UH chief: Time to expand
Shapiro: Charter schools in danger
Honolulu Traffic: City's "new" rail plan is same as "irresponsible, obsolete" May 1 plan
Maui News Polls Mayoral race: Arakawa leads
MECO aim for 2010: Hike rates nearly 10%
KIUC board OKs construction plan
Judge delays hearing on Hawaii Telcom bankruptcy reorganization plan
Northern Marianas brace for Typhoon Melor
Tens of thousands in Philippines flee as Typhoon Parma approaches
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| Friday, October 2, 2009 |
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October 2, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:03 PM :: 9678 Views
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Local charter schools split on teacher furloughs
Charter schools advocate is committed to sustaining educational choice
Anti-Furlough Rally in Makawao
MRC Greenwood: UH ohana doing its best to cope with budget cuts
Speeding case Carlisle slams laser gun ruling
Tracking Your Taxes: Abercrombie's U.S. Worker Provision on Military Project Could Bleed Taxpayers
Busy U.S. troops help with Asian calamities
Filipinos in Hawaii sending money to flood-stricken relatives
Hilo pastor says mother is likely among Samoa Tsunami victims
Damien celebration begins as group heads to Belgium
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| Thursday, October 1, 2009 |
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October 1, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 9:44 AM :: 9073 Views
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Hanabusa enters race for Congress
Advertiser polls CD 1 Race as if Djou did not exist
Honolulu rail funding shortfall shrinks (and cost grows) in city's latest estimate ("only" $360M short)
Tourism slides again in August
Isle bankruptcies hit 4-year high
SB: Petty politics over prison
Maui: March for return of water to 4 streams
Rubbish fee could generate $10M annually for county
Kauai: 3 charter amendments move forward
Hawaii Supreme Court disputes laser gun test in speeding case
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| Wednesday, September 30, 2009 |
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September 30, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:10 AM :: 10182 Views
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Democrat Borreca: Race for Abercrombie's seat should be exciting
Kat Brady: What are the real reasons for closing Kulani?
Ethics issues could block private hiring of furloughed teachers (DoE excuse #1)
Deals could snarl school staffing (DoE excuse #2)
Hawaii poverty rate rose last year by 15,000 people to 9.1%
Georgi nails Islam Day
Maui County takeover of environmental reviews rejected
UH Manoa’s Gartley Hall Being Closed Due to Major Structural Damage
Florence Nakakuni Confirmed by Full US Senate as US Attorney for the District of Hawaii
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| Tuesday, September 29, 2009 |
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September 29, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:26 PM :: 14140 Views
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Charter schools skip furloughs (Convert every DoE School NOW)
Parents consider paying teachers (Who needs the DoE when we can do it ourselves)
Big Isle library stays open as donations top $100,000 (Who needs the DoE--we can fund it ourself)
Hawaii law to buy cheap prescription drugs fails
Lingle drops plans for Maui prison (Holding Legislator responsible for his chatter)
Kauai: County manager proponent quits
Appeals court judge will be retiring early
Honolulu rail's PR effort costs $5.6M
Hawaii officials to scrutinize cash transactions
Seawater project's price tag increases
SB: Isle Filipinos fear for loved ones in Manila
SB: Watada victory bittersweet
Kenoi vetoes Puna tent bill
County wins financial reporting award
NYT: Socialism takes a hit in Europe
ADV: Hawaii under tsunami watch after 7.9 quake off Samoa
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| Monday, September 28, 2009 |
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September 28, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:19 PM :: 7828 Views
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Lingle not to blame for teacher furloughs
Teachers' health cost stays same in Hawaii (VEBA Plan nearly insolvent)
ADV: OHA strategy gets needed fine-tuning
Shaping U.S. ocean policy (Fish farming? Fishing strangled by enviros?)
Lay nets threaten Hawaii sea life
Time to move ahead with next landfill
Environmental Council defers further work
Hawaii beach weddings targeted
Abercrombie: Withdraw from Afghanistan
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| Sunday, September 27, 2009 |
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September 27, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:33 PM :: 8932 Views
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HSTA Insisted on Friday Furlough Days, tries to blame Governor
SB: OHA strategy hedges Akaka bet
Isle TV consolidation hurts public interest
Kalapa: State taxpayers are tapped out and bone dry
SB Oi: State's lack of foresight has us making lemonade
ADV: Let's move off the dime, and on with rail (Mufi's election campaign hangs by thread)
Engineer flies daily to Kauai
Hawaii subsidies cut for livestock feed
Hawaii fishers at odds over what to do about declining catches
Hawaii Agit-Prop: DU killed soldier
Man facing felony charges gets 10 days in prison
Panelists underscore need to preserve land, animals (Wanna be aristocrats demand land)
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| Saturday, September 26, 2009 |
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September 26, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:52 PM :: 10622 Views
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Hawaii teacher furloughs leave school trips, activities in limbo (DoE choice of furlough dates Creating Chaos for 2010)
Economic growth in Honolulu at 1.4%
WHT: Hawaii health care could use major surgery
Couple alleges medical cover-up
SB Priority: Move on medical marijuana
Kamehameha School puts teacher on leave
Isle divorce rate among lowest
Honolulu may appeal 3-year limit on use of Leeward landfill site: 'Game of chicken'
Kauai: Salaries freeze for top county officials
County spends $77K on off-island trips
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| Friday, September 25, 2009 |
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September 25, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:27 PM :: 7978 Views
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Hawaii teacher furloughs will cut class time, not preparation days
Labor relations board orders state to provide HGEA with layoff criteria
Life and Death Medical Challenges in Maui
UHERO: Quarterly Hawai‘i Forecast Update: Recovery Still Around the Corner
Adv: Businesses need protection from tax shock
Budget shuffle keeps ag inspectors on the job (End one budget propaganda game)
Unemployed -- and annoyed (Beginning of another Budget propaganda game)
Honolulu gets to use Leeward landfill site for only 3 more years
SB: Board says councilwoman violated ethics code
Part of Sunshine Law suit dismissed
Islam Day honors commonality (one more lie about how this came to be held on Sept 24/Sept 11 Julian)
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| Thursday, September 24, 2009 |
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September 24, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 10:47 AM :: 12786 Views
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SB: Apply school days off wisely
Manoa Faculty Grills UH On Budget
Anti-Superferry protester Hooser: Across-the-board layoffs do not create savings (Raise taxes and risk default to save my precious HGEA)
Office of Hawaiian Affairs downsizing, shifting strategy
Gay & Robinson era ends
Kauai: Attorney halts plastic bag ban bill
Bill marks start of solution to B&B dispute
Hoku's Idaho plant gets back on track survives for 2 more months
Guam measure sets up conflict
Court suspends Hilo lawyer Curtis Narimatsu
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