Articles for September 15, 2009

Breaking News
•	Hawaii health care providers urged to pre-register as H1N1 vaccination providers
•	Hawaii mother accused of starving daughter, 12, takes witness stand
•	Kailua Road still closed; expected to be open by Wednesday morning
•	Police seek help in finding missing Kauai man
•	Advertiser loses Internet access for 2 hours
•	Man killed in Big Island crash was assistant to Nicolas Cage
•	Hawaii County police seek possible witnesses in child-murder case
•	Hawaii cited in report for improving children's health care
•	Greenwood says she's confident UH will meet challenges
•	Increase in aircraft traffic over Ewa expected overnight
•	Kaneohe Marine base set for ‘Lethal Breeze’
•	Waimanalo boy reports being beaten for eating too much
•	Waianae man arrested on suspicion of intimidating a witness
•	Ewa, Ewa Beach residents asked to conserve water Friday night
•	Early-morning blaze damages kitchen at I Love Country Cafe
•	Garden Island publisher reassigned
•	Maui police hosting town meetings
•	MLB: Ordonez's ground ball to earn him $18 million from Tigers in 2010
•	CBKB: UK reports minor basketball violations
•	NFL: Bills CB McKelvin’s front lawn vandalized
•	Prep football standings
•	CFB: Boise State playmaking WR Austin Pettis sparks team with blocked punt
•	NBA: Warriors’ Jackson fined for trade request
•	NFL: Belichick says Mayo injury not season-ending
•	CFB: USC-Ohio State game draws record TV audience
•	NFL: Touchdown ruling hurt the Raiders on Monday night
•	NBA: Sessions to fill Rubio’s shoes in Minnesota
•	It’s a boy for Olympic swimmer Amanda Beard
•	NFL: League holding off on suspending Saints' Smith, Grant
•	CFB: UCLA suspends 4 for Kansas State game
•	NFL: Chiefs coach unsure if Cassel will play Sunday
•	NFL: Saints re-sign WR Courtney Roby
•	NBA: Suns buy out contract of Sasha Pavlovic
•	NFL: Eagles add Vick to 53-man roster; Baskett released
•	CFB: Tressel’s honeymoon with Ohio State fans at an end?
•	NFL: Indians ask Supreme Court if ’Redskins’ offends
•	NBA: Heat's Riley, Spoelstra taking cuts in salary
•	NFL: Eagles’ OT Shawn Andrews done for season
•	MLB: Hampton to miss 2010 season after shoulder surgery
•	MLB: Tigers to honor longtime broadcaster Ernie Harwell
•	Basketball: Russia beats Macedonia, clinches spot in quarters
•	Treatment of Oregon’s Blount and Serena differs
•	Horses: Sheik pays $2.05 million for colt at Keeneland
•	F1 driver who lost both legs targets Paralympics
•	NFL: Adrian Peterson run draws raves
•	CFB: Sarkisian preps Huskies for his old friends at USC
•	Irish boxer who won bronze in Beijing dies at 27
•	MLB: Lincecum helps Giants close in, but Rockies have their best coming up
•	UH volleyball: Season-ticket holders get 50 percent off to this week's matches
•	UH sports: Ticket stubs bring big discount at Big City Dinner locations
•	Tommy Bahama looking to expand to Japan
•	Hawaii's first Babies “R” Us store opens in Pearl City
•	Call for stories and photos of people of African Descent
•	New FLUX Hawaii magazine to target 21 to 45 year olds
•	Tube notes: 'Melrose Place,' 'Warehouse 13'
•	Christian Siriano grows up at NY Fashion Week
•	Butterfly prints star in Tam’s spring collection
•	Rucci’s black-tie pieces shows fascination with Japanese culture
•	National Book Festival: it's online and an Isle author is featured
•	MVT adds another week of ‘Forbidden Broadway: SVU’
•	Fair Elections Now Act deserves support

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Local News
•	Ho'olaule'a fosters harmony
•	Voting machine rules ordered
•	Funding details on rail campaign remain secret
•	HSTA deal goes to Lingle
•	Team effort to restore sand at Waikiki Beach
•	Council targets sidewalk sleepers
•	School bus fare may go up 114%
•	'What are we for' message resonates
KAUA'I
•	Late-night incident puts man in hospital, 2 in jail
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Aquaculture farmers eligible for stimulus funds
•	Community calendar
•	Fire that broke out inside Denny's deemed accidental
•	Guided-missile destroyers off to separate deployments
•	Library wraps up Tuesday night series this month
•	Man arrested after allegedly threatening to kill woman
•	Smoke testing set for Enchanted Lake area
•	State awarded $204,000 for increase in foster adoptions
OTHER NEWS
•	Group hopes to help Diamond Head shine
•	Community TV facing uncertainty
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	'What are we for' message resonates

Sports
•	Warriors mean business
•	Marques was football coach and role model
•	Foodland, customers raise $76K
UH WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
•	Danielson gets WAC honor
UH FOOTBALL
•	Warriors mean business
•	UH hopes for 50-50 fan base
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Marques was football coach and role model
•	Foodland, customers raise $76K
•	Canyon having grand time for Na Menehune football
•	This Week
•	Games on TV
•	Gamebreakers
•	Girls volleyball standings
•	Volleyball
•	Football
FOOTBALL
•	Patriots pull out 25-24 win
•	Badgers still being bugged by flu
•	Rivers helps Chargers defeat Raiders, 24-20
•	Bears' Urlacher to miss rest of season
BASEBALL
•	Giants stop Rockies
•	Twins' Morneau done for season
TENNIS
•	Federer crumbles against del Potro
ISLE FILE
•	Powers surfs into fourth round
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Hawaii's passing of torch now complete

Island Life
•	Traditions
•	See how Scooby met the gang
•	VMAs’ tensions real, relevant in America
PEOPLE
•	West apologizes again, plans time off

Business
•	Report ranks city's economy 19th best
•	Wall Street warned against 'old ways'
•	Dow recovers to end with moderate gain
RETAIL
•	Hilo Hattie restructuring OK'd
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Isles' beef, pork, egg production drop
•	China, U.S. may avoid trade war over tire tariff

Opinion
•	Court should clarify worth of years-old EIS
COMMENTARY
•	Kulani needed to rehabilitate inmates
•	Enough with the phony umbrage
•	Health care