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Crane Topples, Knocks Out Power To Thousands
A construction crane toppled over in Kailua nearly crushing two women in a jeep.
Superferry is a long shot to return to island waters
QUESTION: Any chance of bringing back the two Hawaii Superferries now sitting at the dock in Norfolk, Va.? Think of all the loss of income, lure for tourists and interstate produce, goods and services that are now not producing potential income.
Trade Winds Family Medicine opens first of its kind clinic in Kailua
Trade Winds Family Medicine LLC, a family medicine clinic dedicated to bringing an on-time, personalized 'no wait, no rush' model of patient care to Hawaii's residents, today announced the successful opening of its first clinic at the Pali Palms Plaza located in Kailua overlooking Kailua Bay and serving Windward Oahu and surrounding communities.
Hawaii's famed white sandy beaches are shrinking
F ear and foreboding hung over beaches and harbors and coastal communities last week as a certain place digested the inevitability of rising sea levels.
House collapses into rushing Kaipapau Stream
Hauula resident Shon Kaanaana still locks the door to his house, which is now just a kitchen hanging over the rushing Kaipapau Stream.
Hawaii's famed white sandy beaches are shrinking
AUDREY McAVOY Hawaii's beaches are shrinking; scientists say the trend will accelerate with global warming KAILUA, Hawaii - KAILUA, Hawaii a ' Jenn Boneza remembers when the white sandy beach near the boat ramp in her hometown was wide enough for people to build sand castles.
Though not illegal, appropriations raise questions
Hawaii companies that would benefit from earmarks sponsored by U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye that are in the Senate version of the fiscal year 2010 defense appropriations measure.
Sources: President planning to spend Christmas holidays on Oahu
Hawaii News Now has learned that President Barack Obama is planning to spend the Christmas holidays in Hawaii.
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Makapuu lane closures coming: Work on retaining wall along highway...
The state Department of Transportation is planning to do major work on a retaining wall along Kalanianaole Highway near Makapuu, but the construction will mean more than a year of lane closures and major traffic headaches for residents heading in and out of Waimanalo.
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Food, bowling create a winning combination at Aiea Bowl
Glenn Uyeda shows off some of the plates that are attracting customers to The Alley restaurant in Aiea.
Making a Difference: 21st Century Schooling
The Schools of the Future initiative seeks to transform Island education. Tiffany Hill Adrian Allan, headmaster of Le Jardin Academy stands in one of his students' high-tech classrooms.
Children's author revisits roots
Local author Graham Salisbury seemed surprised that he was returning to Kailua Elementary School, now a successful writer with a new nationally published children's book series set at the school he had attended from grades 2 through 6. 'It feels a little bizarre,' Salisbury told a group of about 100 students, parents, grandparents and staff ...
Kailua estate's $36M listing sets Windward record
Just listed: beachfront Kailua estate at 210 N. Kalaheo Ave. for $36 million. Jeff Kerr of Kerr Michaels Design, along with three investment partners who make up Akua Lau LLC, finished building the estate four years after buying the 1.5-acre lot, and are asking for a record-high price for Oahu's Windward side.
Kailua Surfriders Get Smart About Credit
Bank of Hawaii Kailua Branch Manager Catherine Sato led the 'Get Smart About Credit' session, which focused on the fundamentals of wise credit use to about 25 high school juniors in the AVID program at Kailua High School.
Protesters rally in support of education
Displaying signs saying "No to Furloughs" and "Stop Furlough Fridays," parents and children rallied at the state Capitol in hopes of convincing state leaders to do away with the state's furlough plan that will cut 17 days off the school year.
Protesters flock to Capitol, school grounds Furlough furor
The closure of public schools yesterday - the first of 17 planned "furlough Fridays" - marked a new low for Hawaii's beleaguered public education system, according to hundreds of protesters gathered at the state Capitol.
Parking lot work under way at Kailua Beach, 7 years later
The city is paving the parking lot on the north end of Kailua Beach Park in a project far smaller than one planned seven years ago for the site that included reconfiguring the road, adding parking stalls and providing space for commercial activities.
Learn what makes a home 'green' in Kailua on Sunday
RevoluSun, in partnership with GreenBuilt Construction LLC and the Pacific Sustainable Building Science invites the public to attend a free green open house in Kailua to learn about what makes a house green and how you can 'green up' your home.