The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates

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The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates Breaking News / PM Updates articles for Wednesday, February 07, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	Learn to compost at the Green House in Pauoa Feb. 17
•	Influential dance instructor Josephine Flanders is dead at 92
•	Japanese Cultural Center to hold Hokule'a exhibition
•	Big Island writer holds Volcano writer's retreat
•	Noted Canadian artist John Greyson will speak at UH
•	Sales and marketing association sets Feb. 21 luncheon (news release)
•	Madden Challenge Finals set at Waikiki Sheraton
•	Colts' Caldwell 10th to interview for Cowboys' job
•	TheBus offering Football Express for Pro Bowl
•	LPGA golfers to offer free clinic Feb. 20
•	Pro Bowl week festivities
•	Marcus Allen to speak at Mid-Pac Hall of Fame Gala
•	Hawaii Speed and Quickness Clinic starts Feb. 17
•	Youth baseball teams can join 'Bows on the field
•	UH Kids' Club reception on Saturday
•	'Fan Appreciation' and 'White Out' at men's hoops
•	'Family Weekend' for UH-Pacific baseball series
•	Season-ticket holders to get 2-for-1 at UH volleyball
•	International no longer on PGA Tour schedule
•	Mauna Kea Beach Hotel one of U.S.' favorite structures
•	Red Cross gets $10,000 disaster preparedness grant (news release)
•	O'ahu, Maui make priceline.com's holiday weekend list
•	Honolulu No. 7 on list of spring break beach spots
•	NFL game in London a hot ticket
•	Documentary on five ali'i legacies airs on PBS tomorrow
•	Chamber president to address Native Hawaiian group
•	Bishop Museum to auction historic Hawai'i photos
•	Top prep prospect Joe McKnight heading to USC
•	On Air Thursday: UH men's volleyball on TV
•	On Air Wednesday: College basketball, women's soccer
•	Sports Thursday: OIA boys basketball; girls state soccer
•	Predawn accident cleared, Hickam offramp reopened
•	Mistrial declared in Watada court-martial
•	Watada's lawyer predicts end to case
•	Pearl City girls advance in state soccer tournament
•	Two charged with murder in McCully strangulation
•	High surf warning issued
•	Water main break closes part of Keahole Street
•	Shots fired at car, Kaua'i man hurt
•	Humpback whale entangled in cargo net off Big Island
•	Voyaging canoes aided by fresh breezes
•	Former liquor inspector pleads guilty to conspiracy
•	Vehicle hits woman, 84, walking along Kahuku highway
•	Pedestrian, 90, dies from accident-related head injury
•	Police Beat: Man arrested in slingshot incident
•	Accident prompts Zipper Lane repair work tonight
•	College football signing day: Warriors load up on line
•	College football signing day: 5 Isle players to Oregon St.
•	Manning, other Colts practice at Pro Bowl
•	Obama passing on public financing for presidential run
•	NFL gives $100K to 16 youth-focused local nonprofits
•	Head-on vehicle crash in Makakilo leaves 3 injured
•	Naked man hit by car on highway near Leftovers
•	Crashed Marine helicopter in Iraq was not from Hawai'i
•	Cause of fatal U.S. copter crash in Iraq in dispute
•	Lingle to update Leeward area on homelessness efforts
•	Cold front hits Kaua'i, moving toward O'ahu
•	Air Force fires test missile at Kwajalein Atoll
•	Real identity of monk seal 'H59'? Rocky
•	High-surf advisory for north, west shores until Friday
•	Hilo woman faces charges after alleged stabbing
•	Free college workshop for foster youth
•	HECO using helicopters to inspect power lines
•	UH community colleges' accreditation renewed
•	Bishop Square rally kicks off Pro Bowl festivities
•	Lingle to testify on Hawai'i innovation initiative
•	Hawai'i ranks 7th in fraud complaints by consumers
•	Aloha Airlines has best on-time record in December
•	Lanes will be closed along H-3
•	Hawaiian keeps top ranking for on-time flights in '06
•	Mayor praises students on 'signing day'
•	Petition drive begun for new WCC library
•	PBS special focuses on legacy of the ali'i
•	Sports Wednesday: Girls state soccer tournaments
•	Free divorce law seminar offered

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