The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates

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The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates Breaking News / PM Updates articles for Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	Former UH volleyball star Kamana'o to hold clinics
•	Trigg faces Lawler in mixed martial-arts event in March
•	Surfing lessons for beginners to be held Sunday
•	Packers have interest in Raiders' Moss and his baggage
•	WAC basketball tournament seeding on line this week
•	Youth soccer all-star game set for March 24
•	Film on global warming airs tonight
•	Pacific Digital Signs wins Hyatt Regency contract
•	Robert Clarke to join geothermal power company
•	UH alumni members get 2-for-1 baseball ticket deal
•	Votes in for baseball Hall of Fame: No veterans get in
•	AT&T invested $30M in Hawai'i cell service since '05
•	Cox Radio says lower Hawai'i sales a drag on profits
•	Lucky Brand Jeans to open Waikiki store this summer
•	Mantras to be part of First Friday
•	Kona Brewing beer sales up 30% to 1.4M gallons in '06
•	Els-designed 'Ewa golf course on track for 2009 finish
•	Ecumenical Chorale offers 'I Have a Dream' concert
•	Unity Church screens 'Illusion' drama
•	HTY play focuses on the senses
•	Bishop Museum lab earns honor
•	Kalaniana'ole traffic backed up nearly to Hawai'i Kai
•	Morning commute slow, but moving along
•	AT&T completes $30 million Hawai'i project
•	Cheney escapes suicide attack; three killed
•	On the air tomorrow: Maryland vs. Duke in hoops
•	On the air today: Not much, just hoops, hockey
•	Foodbank hunger campaign rewarded with $100,000
•	Dick Pacific receives $26.4 million contract
•	Council approves Salt Lake transit route
•	Moped rider critically injured in Kaimuki
•	Fund benefits Army couple assaulted in Waikele
•	Carissa Moore, 14, upsets world surf champ in Australia
•	UH softball team breaks into national rankings
•	Police nab masked men in Waikiki with jewelry, cash
•	Winds spur Moloka'i's west-end fire to burn 140 acres
•	Former City Council member Mirikitani disbarred
•	Firefighters surround minor brushfire in Pearl City
•	Asia markets dive after worst Wall Street day since 9/11
•	Star of Honolulu's anniversary 50-cent cruise sells out
•	HECO boosts solar heating rebate to $1,000 from $750
•	FBI opens investigation into Waikele assault
•	Hearing set for Canadian, 83, in wife's stabbing death
•	Lingle, Inouye at odds over Kalaeloa land
•	Visitor industry data shows slowdown in January
•	Interior secretary to join first lady for Hawai'i visit
•	Friday movie openings include 'Wild Hogs,' 'Zodiac'
•	Teachers union head answers your questions tomorrow
•	Museum's conservation exhibit wins national honor
•	Capitol debate: Where to use aquarium's $75 million
•	Sen. Akaka lauds staff expansion at veteran's centers
•	'Hats Off' fundraiser benefiting Red Cross begins Friday
•	Filipino-American veterans ask Rep. Hirono for support
•	Upcoming Honolulu Festival to bridge Pacific cultures
•	St. Andrew's Priory School teacher recognized
•	Tax Foundation president is guest speaker at luncheon
•	Neighborhood board to hear Kennedy Theater plans
•	Blood drive Thursday at Manoa Marketplace
•	Kunia plantation closure hits Del Monte's bottom line
•	U.S. soldier killed in Afghan attack during Cheney visit
•	Fee hikes for recreational boaters kick in Thursday
•	Big Island police arrest 25 for DUI in week's span
•	Young Brothers' rate request tops Kaua'i meeting today
•	Parker School will recycle your old telephone books
•	O'ahu restaurants to join AIDS fight with donations
•	Several blood drives slated for March
•	Manoa Walk at UH closed for construction project
•	Warning sirens to be tested statewide Thursday
•	Fiji military blamed for causing teen's death
•	Best surf expected off eastern shores
•	Moloka'i brushfire contained
•	Packers have interest in Raiders' Moss and his baggage
•	Man arrested 2 minutes after Kapahulu bank robbery
•	The Bistro at Century Center seeking new location
•	Obama campaigns across Ohio, promises many returns
•	Trade winds, scattered showers stick around
•	UH alumni members get ticket deal to hoops game
•	Lanes will be closed along H-3
•	Marathon noise to be discussed by neighborhood board
•	Windward car dealer's spokesdog dies

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