Articles for June 29, 2009

Breaking News
•	Bicyclist critically injured in Pearl City collision
•	Man stabbed while breaking up fight
•	First swine flu death reported in Hawaii — at Tripler
•	Isle students released from quarantine in South Korea
•	Ala Moana, Maili beach parks will stay open overnight July 3
•	Man tried in stomping death gets one year in jail
•	Former Kaneohe minister sentenced in sex assault of church member
•	Fire that damaged Waianae Elementary classroom was intentionally set
•	Hawaii community health centers get $8.5 million in stimulus money
•	Soldier assigned to 100th Battalion remembered at service in Kuwait
•	Employee followed robbery suspects' SUV and called police
•	Hawaii law cited in report questioning health care mandates
•	Miss Hawaii went from UH volleyball to pageant crown
•	Reports: Rockets' Yao may miss season
•	Tennis: Federer reaches quarterfinals at Wimbledon
•	Supreme Court takes case over licensing of NFL apparel
•	Tennis: Venus Williams wins at Wimbledon when Ivanovic retires
•	MLB: Giants’ Lincecum dominates Cardinals with 2-hitter
•	NBA: Timberwolves content waiting on Rubio
•	Tennis: Oudin loses, but gains a sense of belonging
•	NFL: Steelers sign third-round pick Urbik
•	MLB: Mets’ Beltran to get second opinion on ailing knee
•	NBA: Korver staying with Utah
•	NFL: Jets claim G Mike Fladell off waivers from Giants
•	MLB: Halladay back, but Blue Jays still lose to Rays
•	NFL: Agent: Eagles, McCoy agree to terms on 4-year deal
•	Tennis: A roof closes at Wimbledon, and the fans roar
•	MLB: Red Sox 3B Lowell has fluid drained, hip injection
•	MLB: Khalil Greene goes back on DL with anxiety
•	MLB: Brewers minor leaguer suspended 100 games
•	MLB: A’s starter Outman to have elbow surgery Tuesday
•	NBA: Signing Crawford gives Hawks free agent options
•	NBA: Timberwolves waiting on Rubio
•	NBA: Bucks make offer to Sessions but not Villanueva
•	CFB: Texas LB treated for concussion after crash
•	Tsai named new Kalani boys soccer coach
•	CFB: NC State’s Irving recovering after crash, surgery
•	CFB: Arkansas linebacker dismissed after DUI arrest
•	Tennis: Roddick advances to Wimbledon quarterfinals
•	Thousands attend funeral for Iowa high school football coach
•	Track and field: Rodgers leads young U.S. track crew
•	CBKB: Kentucky seeks to move Billy Gillispie lawsuit
•	Tennis: Roddick, Blake, Bryans on U.S. Davis Cup team
•	NBA: Nets pick up option on F Jarvis Hayes.
•	NBA: Pacers let G Daniels become free agent
•	MLB: Ramirez drops to 7th in NL All-Star voting; Victorino 5th
•	MLB: Ramirez’s Minor League Tour coming to an end
•	Soccer: Analysis: There’s no shame in second-place for US
•	Soccer: Run to final bodes well for U.S. chances at the World Cup
•	MLB: A bunch of firsts for Giant pitcer Sadowski against Brewers
•	Soccer: Still problems though FIFA president praises Confed Cup
•	On this date: 1957 — Incorrect scorecard costs Jackie Pung the U.S. Women's Open title
•	Local General Growth exec to join HRPT Properties
•	Federal judge keeps competing offers alive for Hilo Hattie
•	'No Rules' slam Thursday features Bay Area poet Jason Bayani
•	First MELE Songwriters Workshop is July 10-12
•	July 4 event at Wet 'N' Wild to benefit Konishiki Kids Foundation
•	Second annual Surf Film Festival opens July 10
•	‘Avenue Q’ ending Broadway run
•	Thousands show love for Jackson at vigil
•	Jackson’s estate: Fallout will be monumental
•	Bumper crop of CD box sets for Woodstock at 40
•	In 1969, there was Zager and Evans
•	Media coverage of celebrity deaths intensifies
•	Vegas headliner Fred Travalena dies
•	Spears, DeGeneres Twitpic accounts hacked
•	Janet Jackson thanks fans at BET Awards
•	Libraries play key role in surviving the economic storm

.

Local News
•	City buying 20 hybrid buses
•	Kauai bridge will gain extra lane
•	Man hopeful wife will return
•	Hawaii's DLNR shifts its enforcement focus
•	Drop in Hawaii tourism hasn't slowed growth of street
•	Hansen's disease in spotlight again because of Hawaii priest
•	Illegal beach bonfires proliferating
•	Abercrombie, Hirono back energy bill
EDUCATION
•	Homeless children get a helping hand
MAUI
•	Earthquake rattles Maui, parts of Molokai, Big Island
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Karamatsu considers joining lieutenant governor's race
•	Ex-Farrington star among 4 men charged in robbery
•	Second rail station design workshop takes place today
•	Investigators probing blaze at Waianae Elementary
•	Fishing vessel capsizes, two aboard swim ashore safely
•	2 men injured after head-on collision along highway
OTHER NEWS
•	N. Korea slams Hawaii missile defense
•	Giant wiener's cruising island
•	Community calendar
•	Obituaries

Sports
•	Youth crews help Lanikai triumph
•	Shin wins while fellow rookie Wie ties for 10th
•	Lau leads charge in national surf
GOLF
•	Perry sizzles with tourney-record 258
BASEBALL
•	Rivera closes out 500th career save
•	Rangers' slugger to rehab in minors
TRACK AND FIELD
•	Crawford pulls fast one
OTHER SPORTS
•	Brazil bounces back to beat U.S.
ISLE FILE
•	Waikiki Beach Boys win regatta
•	On the Air
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Turn your bookishness into decor
•	Reality dating series looking for candidates
PEOPLE
•	Former UH Wahine crowned Miss Hawaii
HOME AND GARDEN
•	Turn your bookishness into decor
GREEN
•	Use fans to cut down on electric bill
•	For the environment

Business
•	Fate of private data vague as firm closes
•	At a time of job uncertainty, maybe you need a mentor
OTHER BUSINESS
•	'Ukulele remain hot sell despite down economy
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	GM responsible for future claims
•	Coming events
•	Trade Winds

Opinion
•	Governor should veto election finance bill
COMMENTARY
•	Diversified ag gets only lip service
•	Digital journalism poses challenges to accuracy standards
•	Fear, ignorance, intolerance are the real demons
•	Good Samaritan