Articles for March 5, 2010

Breaking News
•	Search resumes Saturday for missing boater
•	Short-circuit caused fatal Pearl City fire
•	Rod Tam to continue his run for mayor despite ethics violations
•	El Nino to blame as drought conditions worsen on Big Island
•	Non-Hawaii residents to pay $3 to park at Pali Lookout starting today
•	Impact of special Hawaii election to be explored at legislative hearing
•	Maui Lani developer wins costs tied to trial
•	HI-5 redemption centers open in Chinatown, Ewa
•	Maui officials discuss upcoming plastic bag ban
•	Bill exempting University of Hawaii from permits vetoed
•	Lumber falls from helicopter onto Kauai home
•	Big Island police credit nonfleet vehicles for efficient tsunami response
•	Protesters gather outside OHA over Army plan on Makua Wahipana
•	Free seminar planned for Hawaii homeowners
•	Kahuku wind farm receives $117M federal grant
•	Hawaii's east shores under high-surf advisory
•	Big Island man faces charges of terroristic threatening
•	Hawaii housing units pass federal inspection
•	Sewage spills in Aiea Heights
•	Kalaupapa 'ice' suspect granted bail
•	Senate confirms Ginoza to seat on state appeals court
•	Hiker in critical condition after falling from Manoa Falls trail
•	Hawaii County seeks authority to restrict fireworks
•	Iolani, Kamehameha advance to boys state basketball final
•	Pahoa, Kailua to play for Division II boys state basketball title
•	Slaats pitches 2-hitter, ‘Bows pound The Citadel for doubleheader split
•	Volleyball Warriors lose in five to Cal State Northridge
•	Boys state basketball championships scoreboard
•	UH falls to The Citadel, 9-5, in first game of baseball doubleheader
•	Idaho’s 2nd-leading scorer suspended for game against UH
•	Panthers release Kahuku alum Maake Kemoeatu
•	Waianae's Bartels second in Roxy Pro women’s surfing contest
•	NFL: Bears reportedly sign Julius Peppers, Chester Taylor
•	NBA: Pistons’ Stuckey stable, to remain hospitalized after collapsing during game
•	NFL: Ravens get WR Boldin in trade with Cardinals
•	MLB: High cost of McCourts’ divorce: $19 million in fees
•	NFL: Quarterback David Carr visiting 49ers
•	NFL: Giants sign Cards S Antrel Rolle for $37 million
•	NBA: Bobcats hand Lakers 2nd straight loss, 98-83
•	NBA: Mavericks’ Jason Terry’s facial surgery successful, to return in 10-14 days
•	CBKB: Cornell is first team to clinch NCAA tourney bid
•	NFL: LB Karlos Dansby agrees to five-year deal with Dolphins
•	NFL: Broncos sign 3 players, including Arrington
•	NFL: AP source: Falcons agree to terms with CB Robinson
•	NFL: Denver’s Brandon Marshall to visit Seattle
•	NBA: Cleveland sets Snuggie world record
•	NFL: Jets expect S Kerry Rhodes back this season
•	NFL: Steelers QB accused of sexual assault in Georgia
•	NFL: Dolphins again release Porter, 2 others
•	NFL: Cribbs gets new 3-year deal from Browns
•	NFL: Cromartie eager for fresh start with Jets
•	NFL: Patriots sign LB Banta-Cain
•	NBA: Bosh sent to hospital with stomach pains
•	NFL: 'Blindsided' Delhomme emotional over release
•	NFL: Lions get DT Williams, DE Vanden Bosch
•	CFB: NCAA denies Beaver QB’s appeal for another year
•	NFL: Eagles, Weaver agree to 3-year deal
•	Boxing: Mills Lane honored by boxing writers
•	NFL: Broncos agree to terms with Hochstein, Lloyd
•	NBA: Veteran Michael Finley signs with Boston Celtics
•	MLB: Mets shortstop Reyes to return to New York for tests
•	Olympics: Putin chides sports officials over Vancouver Games flop
•	NFL: Colts re-sign middle linebacker Gary Brackett
•	Iditarod begins amid money woes
•	NFL: Panthers should have kept Jake Delhomme as an insurance policy
•	NFL: How teams approach uncapped free agency
•	Boxing officials clinic to be held Saturday at Kapolei
•	Hawaii high school bench press contest March 12
•	Judo clinic Saturday at Hawaii Tokai International College
•	NBA: Durant an 'impossible matchup' for opponents
•	On this date: 2004 — Ottawa, Philadelphia combine for NHL-record 419 penalty minutes
•	NCL cruise bookings are up in Hawaii and elsewhere
•	Hawaiian Air flies fewer passengers in Feb. versus year ago
•	'Student Voices' on furlough days displayed
•	'Art at the Capitol' this evening
•	Free program: 'Garbology: Waste Audit'
•	'Dream Home' fundraiser under way
•	Maui resort hosts 18th annual 'arts' fest
•	Soul Savior Film Festival seeking entries
•	MVT lands 'Avenue Q,' 'August: Osage County' for 2010-2011
•	‘Hairspray’ highlights DHT’s 2010-2011 season

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Local News
•	Life term sought for 'Ewa teen
•	State certifies Chaminade's fledgling nursing program
•	Killer will keep chance at parole
•	Hawaii fails to get federal Race to the Top education funds
•	Hawaii budget draft adds $50M to reduce teacher furlough days
•	Honolulu councilman Tam will pay $13,700 to settle ethics probe
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Lingle aide, BOE chair meet, share data
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Battle for Iwo Jima still fresh in veteran's mind
COURTS
•	Judge OKs Palea's release before trial
BIG ISLAND
•	Measure to temporarily restrict fireworks passes 6-3
MAUI
•	Judge OKs Palea's release before trial
KAUA'I
•	Appeals delay planned April trial in Kaloko case
MY COMMUNITIES
•	State senate confirms Ginoza, Browning to judicial posts
•	All public housing units pass federal inspection
•	Injured woman airlifted from Mānoa Falls Trail
•	Roots clog sewage pipe, cause 3,000-gallon spill
OTHER NEWS
•	One more shaka for Fasi
•	Drop in value is on paper only, state says
•	State's $1B investment falls $250M in value
•	Community calendar
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Kauai tale told by puppets

Sports
•	UH long shot for WAC
•	The Citadel takes opener
•	Kahuku to play top-seeded 'Iolani in Division I semis
UH WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
•	Wahine seek breakthrough win on road
UH SOFTBALL
•	Shakeup adds punch to lineup
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Kahuku to play top-seeded 'Iolani in Division I semis
•	Punahou will take on Kamehameha in semis
•	AOP gains semis as top four seeds fall
•	Boys basketball state championships schedule
•	Prep schedule
•	Games on TV
FOOTBALL
•	Chargers will retain running back Sproles
BASKETBALL
•	O'Neal takes charge for Heat
•	No. 17 Pitt wins at buzzer, 73-71
OTHER SPORTS
•	Two share lead in Honda golf
ISLE FILE
•	HPU women clinch region berth
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	More expected from UH in future

Island Life
•	Guys gussying up
•	Terry Nokell brings buttons, clothes to Isles
•	How to motivate folks to go green
MUSIC
•	CD reviews: Baba Alimoot, Friends of Adam, The Green Band, Lorna Lim
MOVIES
•	James Cameron's films give women upper hand
•	'Brooklyn's Finest' lays on the cheese, sleaze
•	Screening room
•	Polanski plays the suspense in political thriller
PARENTING
•	Link between musical, academic skills yet to be understood
PEOPLE
•	Domestic diva planning new TV series
K-DRAMA
•	Try Korean video on demand
•	The hot list
•	Ongoing events
•	Date book

Business
•	Honolulu man sues Toyota over defects
•	Home sales on Maui up 56% in February
•	Saipan families sue Isle firm over hotel sale
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Toyota keeps tight lid on crash data
•	Isles No. 1 in foodborne illness costs
•	Hawaii Data Report | Neighbor Island Real Estate Transactions
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Obama signs Travel Promotion Act
•	Increase in U.S. retail sales biggest since November 2007

Opinion
•	The cure may be worse than disease
•	To Race runners: Just stay on track
COMMENTARY
•	Legislators: Stand up and be counted
•	Kennedy evidence display demeaning
•	Obamacare still breathes
•	Aviation woes

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Guys gussying up
•	Terry Nokell brings buttons, clothes to Isles
•	'2 Unmistakable Voices' in town
MOVIES
•	James Cameron's films give women upper hand
•	'Brooklyn's Finest' lays on the cheese, sleaze
•	Screening room
•	Polanski plays the suspense in political thriller
MUSIC
•	CD reviews: Baba Alimoot, Friends of Adam, The Green Band, Lorna Lim
DINING
•	Hawaii eats section
OTHER ENTERTAINMENT
•	'Alice' will be a hit, Island filmgoers say
•	Pipeline concerts draw unexpected guests
•	Expect 'Avatar,' Bridges, Bullock to win
•	Get your red hot nostalgia fix right here
•	The hot list
•	Ongoing events
•	Date book