Articles for September 11, 2009

Breaking News
•	Suspects sought in Waiawa brushfires
•	All freeway lanes reopen in area of Waiawa brushfires
•	Missing Big Island man may be murder victim
•	Hawaiian Air pilots authorize strike
•	Schoolchildren lead more than 1,500 participants in Freedom Walk
•	Waikiki-Kapahulu library closing for 4 days for renovation
•	Liliha library to close for a week
•	More Kaneohe Marines, sailors returning from Iraq
•	Big Island middle school may be closed
•	Firefighters mopping up at site of Waiawa Valley brushfire
•	Sexual assault reported at Kaimuki High School
•	Waikoloa man arrested for robbery
•	Andy Bumatai sentenced in tax case
•	Man dies after scuba diving off Waianae Coast
•	Hawaii state flags to fly at half staff on 9/11 anniversary
•	Consent forms due today for Hawaii’s Stop Flu at School program
•	High school football scoreboard
•	UH women reach final of Volleyball Challenge
•	Former UH volleyball star Willoughby suspended two years for doping
•	Prep football standings
•	Washington State looks for breakthrough against Warriors
•	Hawaii-Washington State game at a glance
•	Michelle Obama to help Chicago’s Olympic bid
•	NFL: DA dismisses case against Merriman
•	Erin Andrews on Oprah: She thought her career was over
•	NFL: Appeals court rules Vikings DEs can play
•	Track and field: Runner reported to have internal male sex organs
•	NBA: Air Jordan reaches new heights with place in Hall
•	NFL: Cardinals, Bengals sell out to avoid blackout
•	NFL: Ex-Patriot Seymour still a no-show for Raiders
•	Tennis: No play at US Open Friday because of rain
•	NBA: Tony Parker leads France to 83-57 win over Macedonia
•	NFL: Titans tight end calls Harrison’s hit “cheap shot
•	NFL: Browns' QB Quinn takes practice field with starters
•	NFL: Eagles RT Andrews out for opener
•	NFL: Colts’ Sanders out for Jags game
•	CFB: Notre Dame and Michigan restore rivalry's luster
•	NFL: Broncos' Marshall remains mum
•	NBA: Bobcats co-owner Beck dies in SC small plane crash
•	Tennis: Let it Rain: Nadal gets much-needed injury timeout
•	Gymnastics: Kanaeva wins fifth gold at rhythmic worlds
•	Auto racing: Renault F1 takes legal action against Piquet, son
•	NFL: Ware’s agent says sides make progress in contract talks with Cowboys
•	NFL: Again, where is Richard Seymour?
•	CFB: Barkley vs. Pryor: it’s USC vs. Ohio State in inter-conference showdown
•	CFB: USC-Ohio State at a glance
•	NFL: Patriots get makeover, but they still have Brady
•	NFL: Ryan, Jets begin task of justifying their big talk
•	NFL: Bills overshadowing T.O. in disruption department
•	NFL: Pennington remains Dolphins’ QB of the present
•	CFB: After successful road opener, Ellerson's Army team awaits Duke
•	Fantasy football: Adrian Peterson’s fantasy is to join 2,000-yard club
•	NFL: 49ers found some positive signs in loss to Cardinals last season
•	NFL: Capsules for this weekend’s games
•	Freedom walk scheduled for Friday
•	UH sports: Ticket stubs bring big discount at Big City Dinner locations
•	Football odds: UH favored by 2 over Washington State
•	NFL: Capsules for the AFC East Division
•	NFL: Capsules for the AFC North Division
•	NFL: Capsules for the AFC South Division
•	NFL: Capsules for the AFC West Division
•	NFL: Capsules for the NFC East Division
•	NFL: Capsules for the NFC North Division
•	NFL: Capsules for the NFC South Division
•	NFL: Capsules for the NFC West Division
•	ILH volleyball standings
•	OIA volleyball standings
•	This week's top auto races
•	Wet ‘n’ Wild offers discounted pass for unlimited admission
•	Shidler to serve as interim CEO for Pacific Office Properties
•	First group of tenants move into Kona affordable rental project
•	Wu takes his look uptown with tweed, feathers
•	Azrouel carves spring with ‘scalpel precision’
•	Cynthia Steffe spring muse has a soft touch
•	Celebrities meet shoppers in Fashion’s Night Out
•	Ports 1961 a walk on the beach
•	United adds $50 fee for second bag to Europe
•	Protecting agriculture will take unified effort

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Local News
•	Ahn indicted in teen's murder
•	Kane'ohe Marine awarded Bronze Star for valor in combat
•	Bumatai fined for not filing excise tax
•	Hawaii tax collections down 5%
•	Grief for Hawaii victim of 9/11 'closer to surface' on anniversary
•	Hawaii public housing agency may replace executive director
•	Day of service honors 9/11 victims
•	Suit filed over 'unilateral' move to fill justice post
EDUCATION
•	Consent forms are due today for Stop Flu at School
FIRE
•	Crews busy with fires in Wai'anae, Waiawa Ridge
BIG ISLAND
•	Bill may cut traffic into Waipi'o Valley
•	Hearing today for suspect in 5-year-old's rape, drowning
KAUA'I
•	Council approves nighttime liquor ban in county parks
•	Refuse workers treated after explosion of acidic substance
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Scuba diver dies despite CPR by companions on boat
•	High-surf advisory issued as northwest swell approaches
•	District park pool closed temporarily for repairs
OTHER NEWS
•	La Toya says late brother was 'God-like'
•	Community calendar
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	KHNL news team broke new ground

Sports
•	'Bows, Cardinal sweep
•	UH cool, calm, serious
•	No. 8 'Aiea sweeps past Pearl City for 7-0 start
UH FOOTBALL
•	UH cool, calm, serious
•	Staff knows way around town Seattle
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	No. 8 'Aiea sweeps past Pearl City for 7-0 start
•	Unbeaten Mililani to tackle Campbell
•	Prep schedule
•	Games on TV
MARTIAL ARTS
•	Perfect records will be on line
FOOTBALL
•	Steelers topple Titans in OT, 13-10
•	No. 15 Georgia Tech boots Clemson, 30-27
•	Jets GM says he should've listed Favre
BASEBALL
•	Rockies continue roll
•	Lidge's role with Phillies up in air
TENNIS
•	Del Potro earns spot in U.S. Open semis
RECREATION
•	Sakamoto's fishing event has scholarships on line
OTHER SPORTS
•	Sabbatini, Marino share lead in BMW
ISLE FILE
•	Fujikawa tied for 55th in Utah golf
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Guess what job Gesser wants to pursue

Island Life
•	Economizing beauty
•	Tsunami blockbuster opens Oct. 2 in Hawaii
•	It's charmed life for jeweler Rodkin
MUSIC
•	Motown left indelible impression on many
•	Jay-Z brushing rap off his slumped shoulder
•	'The Beatles: Rock Band' a colorful tribute
MOVIES
•	Nerdy roles suit Willis just fine
•	Screening room
•	A true tale of rock dreams and power of friendship
•	Perry offers more of the same in 'Bad'
•	Murder mystery puts logic on ice
•	Crank up volume with rock cinema
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	A special show of swimwear and pareos
•	Date book
•	The hot list
•	Ongoing events

Business
•	HawTel bidder in bind over funding
•	Workers' comp costs cut again
•	GM bets future on money-back marketing plan
ECONOMY
•	Construction outlook falls
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Harbors group undergoes restructuring
•	Trade, jobless claims figures raise optimism

Opinion
•	Kamehameha must renew sense of trust
•	Time to try more holistic health care
COMMENTARY
•	Adults must battle underage drinking
•	Fear of losing job keeps workers in line
•	The Van Jones matter
•	Organ donation

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Festival seeks nominees for Spirit of Aloha award
•	Tsunami blockbuster opens Oct. 2 in Hawaii
•	Big acts we'd love to see performing in Hawaii
MOVIES
•	Nerdy roles suit Willis just fine
•	Screening room
•	A true tale of rock dreams and power of friendship
•	Perry offers more of the same in 'Bad'
•	Murder mystery puts logic on ice
•	Crank up volume with rock cinema
MUSIC
•	Motown left indelible impression on many
•	Jay-Z brushing rap off his slumped shoulder
•	'The Beatles: Rock Band' a colorful tribute
DINING
•	Hawaii eats section
DANCE
•	Baryshnikov puts focus on contemporary dance
OTHER ENTERTAINMENT
•	Holoholo with doggie
•	Food, music, dancing on the menu
•	Audience plays murder-trial jury in TAG play
•	Date book
•	The hot list
•	Ongoing events