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, January 31, 2007

Breaking News/Updates
•	Honolulu firm serves as advisor to new hedge fund
•	New Hello Kitty line to incorporate 'Ala Moana' name
•	Pacific Guardian Life's financial strength affirmed
•	Abe Weinstein's last interview on KHPR Sunday
•	Humpback Whale Awareness Month events announced
•	Maui Invitational tickets to go on sale
•	Pauoa's Green House holds macrobiotic cooking class Feb. 10
•	Exclusive Hello Kitty goods sold at Ala Moana
•	Latest Super Bowl injury report
•	Morning robbery at Central Pacific Bank's Kalihi branch
•	Super Bowl wagering could top $100 million mark
•	Roddick, Blake, Bryan brothers on U.S. Davis Cup team
•	Tomlinson, Brees, Payton honored by NFL
•	UH season-ticket holders can get 2-for-1 baseball deal
•	Cubs, Prior agree to one-year deal
•	Fresno State to play UCLA in football in 2008
•	Cowboys won't name new coach until after Super Bowl
•	Analyst raises Tesoro shares to 'buy' from 'neutral'
•	Maydene Simmons named sales director for The Ilikai
•	2 Hawai'i firms prepare for venture capital conference
•	Friday movie openings include 'Because I Said So'
•	Super Bowl officiating crew announced
•	MVT fundraiser slated for April 29
•	Reggae fest set at Hawaiian Waters Adventure Park
•	Hawaii Performing Arts fest previews Feb. 9
•	Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged
•	Religious leaders to attend spiritual center dedication
•	Interfaith group to discuss 'green' churches, temples
•	On Air Thursday: UH men's basketball vs. Fresno State
•	On Air Wednesday: Mililani-Campbell basketball
•	Sports Thursday: High school basketball, softball
•	More wind, scattered showers in forecast for the week
•	North Shore surf drops after 30-foot overnight highs
•	Wind advisory in effect; gusts to pick up to 50 mph
•	How did Lingle do on the Hot Seat? Check it out
•	Iolani beats Moanalua in state softball tournament
•	Mililani boys win OIA Red West basketball title
•	Kapolei, Pearl City girls to meet for OIA soccer title
•	Hawaii loses at UCLA in volleyball
•	Wednesday's scores: UH volleyball, Preps
•	Whipping winds keep state under advisory
•	Thousands across O'ahu still without electricity
•	Firefighters busy with electrical, roof calls
•	Downed pole still rerouting traffic in Waimanalo area
•	City crews repairing dangling stoplight in Kailua
•	High winds mean no tee-offs at Wailua Golf Course
•	"Dog" accused of breaking woman's back
•	Botanical Garden closed due to high winds
•	No classes for Waiahole Elementary School
•	Kaua'i surfer dies after being found unconscious
•	2nd power outage closes both Le Jardin campuses
•	Canoes making progress toward Micronesia
•	Wailuku pedestrian killed
•	Adm. Fallon to be recognized by Legislature Thursday
•	Big Island brushfire consumes 2,700 acres
•	'Ewa Beach library to close early Thursday
•	Search on for robber at Central Pacific Bank in Kalihi
•	State softball game postponed as Lanai can't get flight
•	Police Beat: Kalihi man arrested in sexual assault case
•	Seagull Schools' new 'Ewa campus opens Thursday
•	3 public charter schools closed today on Big Isle, O'ahu
•	Watada court-martial case up for discussion Saturday
•	Smoking cylinder washes up on Waikiki beach
•	Water main break cancels classes at Kawaiaha'o School
•	Army hosting Stryker Brigade meeting in Hale'iwa
•	Yearlong feral pig-control hunt starts Sunday
•	DUI arrests for year soar 52 percent on Big Island
•	Traffic stop may lead to firearm, drug charges for pair
•	UH Manoa law school programs awarded $18,500
•	$500,000 donated for Hale Pili restoration
•	One arrested, one sought in sex assault, kidnapping
•	Suspect in '06 armed robbery arrested at Liliha home
•	La'ie school gets boost to Space Camp with $10K grant
•	Man reports sexual assault by 5 who burglarized home
•	School seeks to convert to charter status
•	Body cutlery exhibit begins Friday
•	Got grinds? Space in imu available
•	Senate panel approves bill banning GM taro testing
•	More online job ads than unemployed in December
•	Hawai'i has nearly 300,000 high-speed Internet lines
•	Kailua invited to Saturday block party and health fair
•	Farrington project continues in Waipahu
•	Lingle to weigh in on innovation in education bill
•	Keiki Caucus to present legislative package
•	Forum on the future of UH Manoa Library
•	Realigned Puakea Bay trail reopens on Big Island
•	Sports Wednesday: State softball tournaments open

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