Articles for April 6, 2010

Breaking News
•	UPW endorses Maui mayor Tavares for re-election
•	Flash flood warning extended until 11:15 p.m.
•	Kauai to hold session on health care planning
•	Big Island police, fire crews looking for missing swimmer
•	Punahou 7th-grader's video wins him visit with Michelle Obama
•	Kaneohe Marine remembered as active in church, volunteer work
•	Injured man airlifted from Kauai's Hanakoa Valley
•	April events spotlight childhood obesity problem in Hawaii
•	Kauai's Dr. Spear pleads guilty in 'dial-a-doc' prescription drug case
•	Hawaii beekeepers making progress against varroa mite
•	Shimabukuro performs with St. Andrew's Priory band
•	Kolekole Pass closed Thursday and Friday for Army training
•	Fire destroys Makaha home
•	Big Island man charged with meth offenses
•	Kauai monitoring resurgent corn virus
•	UH president appoints technology advisers
•	Community work day April 24 at Waikalua Loko Fishpond
•	Hawaii Guard personnel returning Tuesday from Kuwait
•	Free H1N1 vaccinations offered on Big Island through April
•	UConn beats Stanford 53-47 to win NCAA women's title, 78th in row
•	Saint Louis football coaching position officially vacant, new AD says
•	Rainbow Wahine softball team snowed out; enters national rankings
•	Title-game loss doesn’t deter Butler celebration
•	Brian Ching expected to be out 4-6 weeks with hamstring injury
•	Oregon president: AD Mike Bellotti’s severance a buyout
•	Tiger uses cell phone on course — to help a friend
•	NFL: Rackers to join Texans
•	NBA: Raptors lose game to Cavs, Bosh to injury
•	NFL: Favre welcomes first grandchild
•	NCAA hoops: Men’s tournament was chock full of special moments
•	NFL: Post-Super Bowl run has been good to Brees
•	NFL: Dallas signs Marcus Spears, Steve Octavien
•	NBA: Wallace, Bobcats beat up on hurting Hawks 109-100
•	NCAA hoops: Champion Blue Devils return home to Cameron
•	NFL: Saints host defensive end Alex Brown
•	NFL: Ex-receiver Rogers must pay $6.1 million to Lions
•	NFL: McNabb starts 'new chapter' as Redskins QB
•	CBKB: Source: Donahue to take over at Boston College
•	Cycling: Schumacher drops Olympic doping appeal
•	Cycling: Sanchez wins 1st stage; Armstrong in main pack
•	NCAA women: Stanford isn't ready to crown UConn as champions
•	NCAA women: A 96-team NCAA tournament? Perhaps
•	Track and field: Caster Semenya plans to race June 24 in Spain
•	NCAA hoops: Title game matches best TV rating since 1999
•	CBKB: Purnell leaves Clemson to coach DePaul
•	Best story lost, best team won and Coach K won’t be swayed by $15 million
•	MLB: Giants get lift from ace, and bats for a change
•	UH baseball: Thunderstix, cushions among offers this week in Fresno State series
•	UH ticket stubs worth discount at Big City Diner
•	Shane Victorino, Brandon League among baseball's millionaires
•	On this date: 1896 — The first modern Olympic Games begin in Athens, Greece
•	Hawaii one of few states with higher birth rate, study shows
•	High schoolers to compete in economics challenge April 14
•	Hawaiian's increases load factor in March from year earlier
•	Hawaii coffee production hits five-year low in 2009
•	Family event on April 10 promotes more trees, cleaner beaches
•	Decorate with Style workshop on April 10

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Local News
•	No contest plea in girl's death
•	Isle Marine killed in Afghanistan
•	Appeals court upholds furloughs
•	Hawaii abuse prevention program in peril
•	Research helping redraw Hawaii’s tsunamis threat maps
•	Many of Hawaii housing project’s residents back mandatory curfew
•	Trial of accused spy set to begin
•	Texas investor bids for newspaper
•	Con man gets 57 months for stealing $3.6M
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	GOP eliminating 'pro-Akaka' point
POLICE
•	Pot fill-in tied to alleged murder try
TRANSPORTATION
•	Makapu'u alternative routes to be considered
HEALTH
•	U.S. health care may not trump Hawaii's
KAUA'I
•	'90s corn virus returns in wake of wet fall, officials say
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Man accused of assaulting his boyfriend while driving
•	UH president names 8 to technology advisory council
•	National Guard troops in Kuwait to end deployment
•	Hilo, Kona health centers to offer H1N1 vaccinations
•	Fire destroys Mākaha home; 2-story structure collapses
•	April 24 workday set for Waikalua Loko Fishpond
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Science Fair often influences career choices for students

Sports
•	Satele, Letuli OK'd to practice
•	Arnold gets 'first choice'
•	Woods displays his humble, caring side
UH FOOTBALL
•	Satele, Letuli OK'd to practice
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Campbell's Manumā does it all in pair of wins
•	Paola takes over as Saint Louis AD
•	Games on TV
•	Gamebreakers
•	Baseball poll
•	Softball poll
•	Volleyball poll
•	Prep schedule
BASKETBALL
•	Blue Devils enjoy storybook ending
•	Thrilling close to hoops season
•	Stanford hoping for upset special
BASEBALL
•	Dazzling debut for Brave
OTHER SPORTS
•	3 finalists for Hilo hoops post
ISLE FILE
•	WAC honors Hawaii's Slaats
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Warriors aim to kick it up a notch

Island Life
•	Parents tuned in with 'touchpoints'
•	Long hiatuses a network strategy
•	Share your mom's words of wisdom
PEOPLE
•	Illusionist parts ways with Vegas resort
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Author tapped as keiki guest reader
TASTE
•	Meet the mellow fellows of the onion family: leeks
RECIPES
•	Meet the mellow fellows of the onion family: leeks

Business
•	Big Isle, Kauai condo sales spiked in March
•	'Olelo gives voice to community
•	Deepwater bottomfish off limits
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Town hall meeting to discuss impact of rail on economy
•	Feds want to fine Toyota record $16.4M
•	Job gains, services reports buoy markets
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Go! Mokulele taking off for Lāna'i
ROBBIE DINGEMAN
•	'Olelo gives voice to community

Opinion
•	Time for big concessions to end stalemate
COMMENTARY
•	Barrel tax crucial for cleaner Hawaii
•	D.C. area becomes invisible again
•	Leadership