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 28, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	UH women's volleyball team to play exhibition March 15
•	UH-Hilo baseball postponed by rain
•	Capsule look at what teams need in NFL free agency
•	Interisland carrier go!'s planes were 58.4% full in Jan.
•	Longs Drug reports 24% drop in quarterly profits
•	Rodney Ito named GM of Waikoloa Beach Marriott
•	Top hoop teams in Punahou Wahine Spring Classic
•	Hawai'i No. 1 in producing NCAA DI football prospects
•	Convergence CT announces joint venture with IBM (news release)
•	Kina'u off-ramp still closed as police investigate scene
•	Minako Ishii holds Girls' Day photo exhibit Friday
•	Microsoft to brief local businesses on Windows Vista (news release)
•	New Web site focuses on 'healthy' Big Island vacations
•	Green House to hold kapa making workshop March 10
•	Two AAAAA Rent-A-Space facilities sold to Utah firm
•	Hawaiian music scholarships offered
•	Maui mom's story in 'Chicken Soup'
•	Young Brothers hires Ohtomo to manage planning
•	Maryland firm wins $15M contract at Hickam AFB
•	Longs Drugs elects Dilsaver to board of directors
•	La Pietra event to include 'Today' show package
•	Lei Day queen, court contest set for Saturday
•	Lutheran choirs to perform Lenten Bach vespers
•	Honolulu Chorale festival to feature five choral groups
•	Portland State to hire UH's Glanville
•	Town-bound traffic backups clearing at H-1/H-2 merge
•	Ultimate fighting has drawing power on pay-per-view
•	Schumacher Cargo to provide shipping to Hawai'i (news release)
•	UH baseball ticket deal all week for alumni members
•	UH alumni members get ticket deal for Thurs. hoops
•	On the air tomorrow: UH hoops, UCLA-WSU
•	On the air today: Hoop games include Maryland-Duke
•	Hannemann: Cut property taxes, increase sewer fees
•	Brian Derby named Damien football coach
•	Study: Half of teachers' actual workday unpaid
•	Man dies in fall onto freeway at Kina'u
•	Feds arrest suspected bank robber
•	2 men charged with burglary of Waikiki jewelry store
•	Police looking for car that killed Makaha pedestrian
•	Watada's second court-martial set for July
•	Akaka: $300M more needed to treat vets' brain injuries
•	Taste of Honolulu to be replaced
•	Head injury blamed in fatality near Kahana Bay pond
•	Ex-UH punter McBriar gets $2.5M signing bonus
•	UH's Glanville, Davis headed to NCAA I-AA Portland St.
•	Lois-Ann Yamanaka shortlisted for Kiriyama Prize
•	Kukui Plaza residents to protest prostitution today
•	Book 'em, Danno: MacArthur recalls 'Hawaii Five-0'
•	Corporal killed in Iraq was proud to be a Marine
•	Shopping spree leads to arrest for ID theft, forgery
•	Police Beat: Gas station clerk reports bogus $50 bill
•	Mililani High's recycling drives help fund Project Grad
•	City marks Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden's 25th year
•	Fund-raisers, these tips are for you
•	Dow fluctuates before ending day up
•	Excerpts from Hot Seat session to be in Sunday's paper
•	Genealogy workshop set for Saturday
•	Chinese stocks recover; European, Asian markets drop
•	Mauna Kea Galleries opens in McCully Chop Sui space
•	Cultural center exhibit explores Hawai'i-Japan ties
•	Police identify body found in burned car as Puna man
•	'CSI' star Sinise to perform for Kane'ohe Marines
•	Pothole hot line number temporarily changed
•	U.S. deal depends on Fiji military restoring democracy
•	$28K grant for Makaha nonprofit helps family project
•	Eating out today may be charitable thing to do
•	Kapalama 5th-graders take on Home Energy Challenge
•	Big Island school wins state's consumer competition
•	2 held in separate sex-assault cases involving youths
•	Three arrested in Waipahu gunpoint robbery incident
•	Trade winds, scattered showers send off February
•	Man accused of killing pig misses trial, arrested
•	Big Island Police seek help in finding escapee
•	Mayor to discuss budget, Taste of Honolulu
•	BBB warns senior citizens of potential annuity scam
•	Big Island police urge child protection on roads
•	East shores continue to get best surf
•	State imposes higher fees on recreational boaters
•	Hannemann: Cut property taxes, increase sewer fees
•	Ladyfest hosting Casanova Cabaret
•	Olympic skier Dawson reunites with biological father
•	Pu'uloa project ongoing
•	Woman arrested in credit card fraud case
•	Public utilities meeting on Maui

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