Hawaii News
Override session in wings with vetoes due
July 8, 2008
HONOLULU — Advocates for the elderly shouted from the Capitol rotunda Monday for Gov. Linda Lingle to sign a measure giving money for senior services, one of 52 bills Lingle has said she may veto.
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Council chair to mayor until Kauai holds election
July 8, 2008
LIHUE (AP) — The Kauai County Council has voted unanimously to have its chairman, Bill ‘‘Kaipo’’ Asing, serve as mayor in the wake of the death of Mayor Bryan Baptiste.
Asing has served a » Full Story
Asing has served a » Full Story
Tattoo artists, piercers seek stronger laws
July 8, 2008
HONOLULU — Hawaii tattoo artists and body piercers are seeking stronger laws to reduce the risk of spreading hepatitis or HIV through dirty needles.
They met with lawmakers Monday to disc » Full Story
They met with lawmakers Monday to disc » Full Story
H-1 Zipperlane to
July 6, 2008
HONOLULU (AP) — The state Transportation Department is changing its requirements for the H-1 Zipperlane in an effort to encourage Oahu motorists to car pool.
Starting Tuesday, the minimum » Full Story
Starting Tuesday, the minimum » Full Story
24,000 stimulus checks wait for owners’ paperwork
July 6, 2008
HONOLULU (AP) — The Internal Revenue Service says that more than 24,000 Hawaii residents will not get their economic stimulus check because they have not filed the appropriate paperwork.
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Bottom-fish management issues to be addressed July 17 on Oahu
July 6, 2008
HONOLULU — The main Hawaiian Islands bottom-fish management process and the state’s Aha Moku initiative will be discussed next week in Honolulu. A committee of the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Man » Full Story
Hawaiian advancement scholarships presented
July 6, 2008
HILO — The inaugural Na Pua No‘eau Hideo Noguchi Advancement of Native Hawaiians Scholarships were presented this year, and four of the six recipients are Maui County residents.
They are:< » Full Story
They are:< » Full Story
Hawaiian education funds released
July 6, 2008
HONOLULU — The U.S. Department of Education is releasing more than $3.5 million in grants under the Education of Native Hawaiians Program.
Hawaii Congresswoman Mazie Hirono said in a news » Full Story
Hawaii Congresswoman Mazie Hirono said in a news » Full Story
Freedom, cowboy life celebrated with a rodeo
July 5, 2008
WAIMEA, Hawaii — While much of America celebrates Independence Day with parades and family cookouts, cowboys on the Big Island mark it with a rodeo.
Parker Ranch hosts dozens of cowboys, » Full Story
Parker Ranch hosts dozens of cowboys, » Full Story
Turtles taste freedom
July 5, 2008
KOHALA COAST, Hawaii — With a couple of strong flaps of their flippers, five green sea turtles tasted freedom for the first time Friday along the Kohala Coast. The five juvenile turtles — » Full Story


