Articles for March 2, 2010

Breaking News
•	Hawaii�s all-mail congressional election set for May 22
•	Lingle staff, BOE to meet Thursday on furloughs
•	Tree roots cause Wahiawa sewage spill
•	Alaska visitor who died at Hanalei beach identified
•	1 dead in Pearl City house fire
•	Lingle wants Hawaii auditor's office investigated after 'shoddy' draft audit
•	Surveillance video image of Makiki bank robber released
•	City spends $330,000 responding to potential threat of Hawaii tsunami
•	Hawaii House passes U.S. flag bill
•	March scheduled Wednesday for 5-year-old girl allegedly killed by uncle
•	Some to see hike in property tax rates under Honolulu mayor's new budget
•	Median sale price for Oahu home rises for second month in row
•	Dismissal of students' suit challenging Kamehameha Schools policy upheld
•	Red-flag warning extended for Isles
•	Labor Department says 1,600 in Hawaii in danger of losing jobless benefits
•	Kapiolani Boulevard lane to be closed today for HECO work
•	Kauai man arrested in connection with Haena crash
•	Proposed Big Island budget cuts spending 3%
•	2011 Pro Bowl scheduled for January 30 at Aloha Stadium
•	Nimitz lanes to shut for water-main leak detection
•	Robbery suspect arrested in Waikiki
•	Liliha man accused of bashing roommate with table leg
•	Broken rear window leads to arrest of 3 women in Kaneohe
•	Alaska visitor dies at Hanalei Beach
•	Hauula man arrested as sex assault suspect
•	Lanai curbside trash collection to resume Thursday
•	Oahu farmers invited to apply for grants
•	Actor gets deferred plea in tax evasion case
•	Minnesota woman dies in Maui bicycle accident
•	2011 Pro Bowl scheduled for January 30 at Aloha Stadium
•	HPU-BYUH men's hoops showdown to be played Monday
•	Winter Olympics: Kim leads jubilant SKorean team home from Olympics
•	NBA: Report: James files paperwork for number change
•	NFL: Dividing line drawn: Transition into uncapped year kicks off season of labor uncertainty
•	NFL: There�s no cap on questions
•	NFL Combine: Tebow impresses at combine amid debate on his future
•	NFL: As Bradford�s stock rises, Rams could face complicated decision on top pick
•	CBKB: Robinson agrees to 2-year extension at Oregon St.
•	MLB: Hochevar agrees to $1.76 million deal with Royals
•	NFL Combine: USC�s Mays shows his skills at scouting combine
•	MLB: Bumgarner trying to lock up No. 5 spot in rotation
•	MLB: Play Ball! Mets beat Braves in first spring game
•	NBA: Instead of wins, Nets offer fans windfall returns
•	MLB: Riggleman: Minors might be Strasburg�s challenge
•	NBA: Iverson will not return to 76ers
•	Iowa jury convicts man in football coach killing
•	Winter Olympics draw second-largest audience
•	Ochocinco among new �Dancing With the Stars� cast
•	NFL: Jaguars re-sign WR Williamson
•	CFB: Texas coach Brown�s mother dies
•	NFL: Niners tender contracts to Brooks, Baas
•	On this date: 1962 � Wilt Chamberlain scores an NBA-record 100 points
•	Honolulu Festival expected to pump $10M into local economy
•	Grand opening set tomorrow for Ramada Plaza Waikiki
•	Walmart Foundation seeks grant applications from Hawaii nonprofits
•	DLS is renovating Halawa warehouse to make way for new headquarters
•	MVT extends 'Hair' through March 28
•	The only industry that keeps on growing

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Local News
•	Sirens malfunction yet again
•	Abercrombie files papers, calls for furlough action
•	Army museum to laud valor of 2 Hawaii soldiers
•	Hawaii bank hold-ups surge
•	HMSA seeks 7.8% hike in small-business rate
•	Hawaii Hansen�s disease patient facing crystal meth charges
•	HPU's president planning to retire
•	Windy weather isn't going away
HEALTH
•	HMSA, Kaiser absorbed late hits
•	HMSA executives earning less
MAUI
•	'Bricks for Teachers' project will wrap up this month
•	Minnesota woman, 64, dies of injuries from bike crash
KAUA'I
•	Alaska visitor dies after Hanalei Beach rescue
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Refuse pickup resumes this week on adjusted schedule
•	Man, 22, arrested on charge of sexual assault on girl
•	Comedian's deferred plea OK'd in tax evasion case
•	$50,000 available in grants for agriculture businesses
OTHER NEWS
•	U.S. shark attacks fell sharply in '09
•	Obama visit costly to aviation firms
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Officers educate as well as enforce

Sports
•	Warriors sweep BYU in volleyball
•	Pale helping to keep Roosevelt in running
•	Basketball races still up in the air
OLYMPICS
•	U.S.-Canada hockey game nets huge ratings
UH WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
•	UH women to play Arizona on March 18
UH SPORTS
•	UH pitcher, swimmer honored
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Pale helping to keep Roosevelt in running
•	Warriors get state berth
•	Games on TV
•	Boys basketball poll
•	Prep surfing
•	Gamebreakers
•	Prep schedule
FOOTBALL
•	Jets to cut loose rushing leader
BASKETBALL
•	Cavaliers crush Knicks
•	Jordan ready to take over
•	Syracuse No. 1 for first time in 20 years
•	O'Neal will miss 8 weeks
BASEBALL
•	Yankees' Rodriguez will talk with feds
ISLE FILE
•	Hall of Fame induction tonight
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Wright gave life to HPU sports

Island Life
•	It's science!
•	Event helps girls stay safe in cyberspace
•	A fun fundraiser for Hospice Hawaii
MOVIES
•	Celebrate the 'Splinterheads' DVD
PEOPLE
•	Leno returns as 'Tonight Show' host
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	High-grade TV drama making a comeback
TASTE
•	Rethinking the traditional steak and potatoes
RECIPES
•	Rethinking the traditional steak and potatoes

Business
•	Isle bankruptcies surged 29% in Feb.
•	More states may end credit checks by employers
•	Judge backs formula to pay Madoff victims
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Dish Network's strategy paying off
•	GM recalling Chevy, Pontiac compacts
•	Cyanotech CEO bounced
•	Stocks rise on optimism from buyouts
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	1,600 in state could lose jobless benefits
•	Fed's No. 2 resigning; Obama must fill 3 of 7 seats on board

Opinion
•	Should quitting be an issue?
•	Crucial fix is only days away
COMMENTARY
•	Olympics need a permanent home
•	Office-bound social service system outdated
•	Readers comment on the tsunami and its aftermath

Entertainment/TGIF
MOVIES
•	Celebrate the 'Splinterheads' DVD