Experts, officials tackle N. Korea issue
With six-nation talks convening in Beijing on Wednesday, and with recent claims that North Korea is developing a long-range missle
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Tilting at volcanoes
Last week, Maurice Sako and Kevan Kamibayashi, physical science technicians from the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, spent three cold nights high
Read moreMarine may have shot self to avoid Hawaii duty
A Marine in Minnesota allegedly shot himself last week in order to avoid being shipped to a batallion in Kane`ohe,
Read moreOfficial: Hawaii's business profile deserves boost
With Asia-Pacific economies on the rise, a top U.S. trade official said today that he wants to promote Hawai`i as
Read moreSpecial Spam can salutes island fans
The familiar blue-and-yellow can of Spam will get a makeover later this month when Hormel introduces a “limited edition” design
Read moreWailuku River stands apart
On hot summer days in Hilo, many people visit the refreshing waters of the Wailuku River. In addition to offering
Read moreIsle beaches cited for lax monitoring
The Natural Resources Defense Council has named 15 communities in Hawai`i “Beach Bums” because of poor water quality monitoring and
Read moreHawai`i beaches cited for lax monitoring
The Natural Resources Defense Council has named 15 communities in Hawai`i “Beach Bums” because of poor water quality monitoring and
Read moreMeasles vaccinations urged
Island physicians and residents are being urged to be especially wary of possible measles infections and to keep up with
Read moreTuburculosis clinic battles high infection rates
With Hawaii ranking first in the nation for the number of tuberculosis cases, the state Department of Health today unveiled
Read moreNew parole board members named
Gov. Linda Lingle today announced the three new members of the Hawai`i Paroling Authority: Albert Tufono, Dane K. Oda, and
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