Articles for June 7, 2009

Breaking News
•	Capsized boat leaves father dead, daughter injured on Big Island
•	Man dies in apparent drowning in swimming pool
•	Pedestrian path to be blessed on Tuesday
•	Missing paddleboarder found safe
•	HFD aids injured hiker at Kapena Falls
•	Maui fire out after scorching 400 acres
•	Kauaçi Fire Department set to move headquarters this week
•	Maui ag lands win protection
•	UH medical school awarded maximum accreditation
•	NBA: Lakers hang on for 101-96 win in Game 2
•	Brian Ching off U.S. soccer roster for Confederations Cup
•	Tiger wins the Memorial with late charge
•	Federer wins French Open, ties Sampras' record of 14 major titles
•	Baseball: NCAA Division I Super Regionals scores, schedule
•	NBA: Los Angeles awarded 2011 All-Star game
•	NFL: Report: Favre had surgery on shoulder
•	Auto racing: Stewart wins first Cup points race as team owner
•	NCAA baseball: TCU defeats Texas 3-2 to force deciding Game 3
•	NCAA baseball: Virginia heads to 1st CWS with win over Ole Miss
•	Tennis: Pete Sampras calls Roger Federer 'greatest ever'
•	MLB: Report: Glavine may file grievance against Braves
•	Soccer: Rust caused by club inaction hurting U.S. players
•	NBA: Lakers think they would've survived if Kobe bolted
•	NCAA baseball: Tar Heels earn fourth consecutive trip to Omaha
•	MLB: Blue Jays' Halladay becomes first 10-game winner of season
•	NFL: 21 arrests made at Cowboys Stadium debut
•	Tennis: Man runs onto court in French Open final
•	Ex-boxer ponders future after life-changing bout
•	Auto racing: Three is key for winning Castroneves
•	Horse racing: Summer Bird’s trainer gets his wish, jockey gets his win in Belmont
•	MLB: Mariano Rivera second-guessing a new day for Yankees
•	MLB: Giants may pitch Randy Johnson on short rest on Monday
•	Soccer: US coach Bradley: FIFA should outlaw artificial turf
•	NFL: Country music stars open $1.15 billion Cowboys Stadium
•	NFL: Jimmy Raye’s job is to repair 49ers’ offense
•	MLB: A-Rod dodges a foul ball at youth league exhibition
•	MLB: Rivera falters on the mound in Yankees’ loss, then expresses himself
•	NFL: Chiefs loading up on secrecy
•	NHL: Red Wings show young Penguins a rout to take 3-2 Stanley Cup lead
•	NFL: Colts' Gonzalez misses practice with right leg injury
•	On this date: 1930 — Gallant Fox becomes the second horse to capture the Triple Crown
•	Auto racing: F1 leader Button wins Turkish Grand Prix
•	Soccer: Netherlands, Japan, Australia, South Korea qualify for World Cup

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Local News
•	Parking fee hike protested
•	Ex-police chief's son dies after accident
•	Sugar cane's fading embers
•	Community college rolls soar in Hawaii
•	Unions prepare to fight Hawaii government worker furloughs
•	Landowners urge veto of bill forcing increase in affordable housing for new developments
•	Obama honors Isle D-Day vet
•	Obakrairur was student at UHH
•	Novice swimmers get feet wet
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Heroes' hallowed ground
•	Sarkozy pulls out stops for Obama
•	Parisian date night features bistro fare
•	Vets finally receive diplomas
•	Few options for U.S. to counter N. Korea's bluster
HEALTH
•	Obama to boost role in healthcare debate
MAUI
•	Vets finally receive diplomas
OTHER NEWS
•	Standoff ends with escapees' arrests
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Wrong-way driver guided off freeway
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Sugar cane's fading embers
WILLIAM COLE
•	Piloting copters a risky task

Sports
•	Lakers' Kobe focused on title
•	Moniz breaks through in state surf
•	Raiders' Guro nearly perfect
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Raiders' Guro nearly perfect
•	Riders' Bajarin key in clutch
•	Sabers call on latest Manuma
•	Keaos carry Waialua to first softball crown
•	Spring All-stars
•	Prep notices
•	Te'o among the distinguished
•	Breland Almadova
•	Tani Costa
•	Jray Galea'i
•	Taylor Ibera
•	Bryce Jenkins
•	Kristin Lim
•	Kela Marciel
•	Bailey Massenburg
•	Aisha Price
•	Meleana Shim
•	Christel Simms
•	Manti Te'o
•	ESPN's Neil Everett has long history in Hawaii
GOLF
•	Two share LPGA lead; Wie 11 back
BASEBALL
•	Red Sox's Lester handcuffs Rangers
•	Titans reach CWS for 16th time
TENNIS
•	Kuznetsova runs down Safina in French finale
OTHER SPORTS
•	Summer Bird denies Borel
•	Bocanegra's heads up play sparks U.S., 2-1
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Kuhaulua reaches career's end

Island Life
•	The five senses of Hawaii
•	Time to catch up with TV on DVD
•	'Saltwater Buddha' relates life lessons learned at sea
PARENTING
•	Icy chewables soothe a teething baby, moms say
PETS
•	A happy home for unwanted animals needs help
•	Adoptables
PEOPLE
•	Carradine family seeks FBI's assistance
BOOKS
•	Childhood experiences inspire new books
•	Hawaii's best-sellers
•	Lit beat
ART
•	Art calendar
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	Sovereignty documentary debuts in D.C.
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	From the HIP
FAMILY MATTERS
•	When sick, a party's the last thing on your mind
•	TGI Sunday
•	Tryouts
•	Reunions
•	Births
WAYNE HARADA
•	Watch for Island ties at tonight's Tony Awards

Business
•	Seal of Quality a boost for Isle farms
•	Stimulus failing to wake up economy
•	Hard times for Hollywood tours
AGRICULTURE
•	Dairy farming a 'career wreck' in U.S.
OTHER BUSINESS
•	State seal now on 42 companies
•	We must spark an industry of energy startups
•	Watching the world at our own leisure

Opinion
•	All stakeholders must press for KPT repairs
COMMENTARY
•	Witness to history
•	Let Army resume training at Makua
•	Factors behind decision on chief
•	Myanmar abuses require action
•	Amid the rumblings, hear the sweet chords
AFTER DEADLINE
•	Boylan proved he had what it takes
•	Islam Day

Entertainment/TGIF
•	TGI Sunday

Travel
•	Riding the Ghan
•	Catch the world's Winter Games at British Columbia ski resort
•	Munching along with Milwaukee chef
•	E-methods can simplify a trip to the airport
•	Holoholo
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	Pool parties open to public