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Local News
•	Sisters visit 'Ewa memorial
•	Hokule'a reaches Palmyra
•	Ploeger appointed Chaminade president
•	Hawaii economy likely to be rough for at least 2 more years
•	Bankrupt Hawaiian Telcom plans to pay $6M in worker bonuses
•	Rain loses $8.1M Hawaii verdict, owes damages for cancellation
•	Ho'opili weighs jobs, homes alongside traffic, farm land
•	7.9 quake off Tonga could intensify volcano's eruption
•	UH football player indicted in sex assault
COURTS
•	Defendant in cold case asks charges dropped
•	Jury verdict awards $1.8M to crash victim
•	Man gets probation in sex case
ENVIRONMENT
•	Study ordered as ferry ends
•	Boards to vote on Mauna Kea rules
MAUI
•	EKG devices set in Maui ambulances
•	Man gets probation in sex case
•	Ka'ahumanu, Pu'unene lane closures on Sunday
KAUA'I
•	Missile base takes care of 'aina, too
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Visitor injured by flaw in sidewalk gets $321,321
•	Rumor of gang attacks at Wal-Mart an old hoax
•	Man dies in apparent drowning at beach park
•	Kahe station biggest toxic releaser in 2007
•	Help needed preparing floating festival lanterns
•	Barnes & Noble benefit for Asa Yamashita fund
OTHER NEWS
•	Senate confirms science advisers
•	Big Isle mayor outlines ways to cut budget
•	Community calendar
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Missile base takes care of 'aina, too