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Maui Land & Pineapple laying off 274
Citing a weak economy and rising fuel costs, Maui Land & Pineapple Co. said it will lay off 274 workers, more than a quarter of its workforce, as part of a reorganization plan. More »
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The many sides of Army 1st Lt. Jonathan P. Brostrom were presented for him when he could no longer do so himself. The man who was a scholar, athlete, father, joker — and, lastly, faithful fellow soldier — was celebrated more so than mourned at his funeral yesterday.
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Mayor Mufi Hannemann yesterday gave his clearest indication yet that he would support placing the proposed commuter rail issue on the November ballot. More »
More than two years after a breach of Kaloko Dam let loose a flash flood that killed seven people, the state attorney general has convened a grand jury that might lead to charges in the case. More »
BLOG » Lance Kwon
Wassap Wit Dat!Lance Kwon gives you the male point of view. More »
BLOG » Zenaida Serrano
The 30s LifeZenaida Serrano embraces life in her 30s, as a mother and woman. More »
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The family of Army 1st Lt. Jonathan Brostrom pay their final respects at Hawai'i State Veterans Cemetery in Kane'ohe. Standing from left is Brostrom's brother, Blake, and his father, retired Col. David Brostrom. Jonathan Brostrom's mother, Mary Jo, holds his son, Jase, 6, as he leans on the casket. More »
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COLUMN » Lee Cataluna
Politics a science of thwartingMy, the thwarting going on. More »
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Insult adds more mud to Swamp"That wasn't right. It was a bad deal. It will forever be in the mind... More »
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