Articles for February 9, 2010

Breaking News
•	High surf warning through Thursday for all islands
•	Kamehameha schools says students shared video with sexual content via social media
•	Two men stabbed in Chinatown
•	Man swimming off Hilton in Waikiki dies
•	Servco to contact Prius, Lexus owners in Hawaii to schedule brake repairs
•	Woman in critical condition after single-car crash in Kailua
•	Coast Guard locates crew of disabled fishing vessel
•	Trial for alleged Maui spy set for April
•	Man last seen on Big Island sought
•	Freeway crash snarls traffic
•	Brothers take plea deal in beating of Maui police officer
•	YMCA of Honolulu awarded $50K matching grant
•	Free Hawaii seminar tomorrow on home construction
•	Hawaii Tourism Authority funds 27 projects
•	Hawaii Marines' 'Mud Ops' kick off today
•	Kahului library will close starting Feb. 19
•	Kealakekua Bay visitors must have permits
•	Measure would limit Hawaii governor's power to kill bills
•	2,000 lanterns to be made for Memorial Day event in Hawaii
•	Police investigate burns to 1-year-old Hawaii boy
•	Motorcyclist dies in Big Island crash
•	FBI warns Hawaii residents about scam e-mails
•	OHA awards $2 million in community grants
•	Akaka bill to be debated Wednesday at UH law school
•	Five men swim ashore after boat sinks
•	McMackin will be guest on Tuesday Warrior Beat Show
•	Nevada casinos win $6.86M on Super Bowl bets
•	NFL: What the 32 teams need headed into 2010 draft
•	Pac-10 considering possible expansion
•	Death of Nancy Kerrigan's father is ruled a homicide
•	NBA: Bryant unsure about playing in All-Star game
•	Super Bowl: Parade to give another jolt of Saints euphoria
•	SI swimsuit edition puts Roddick’s wife on cover
•	CFB: Ex-Ohio State football star Clarett seeks prison release
•	CFB: Stanford hires 3 assistants for football staff
•	CFB: Stoops hires quarterbacks coach, promotes 2 others
•	Erin Andrews’ stalker had info on other reporters
•	CBKB: Nevada, biz leaders try to boost WAC attendance
•	Soccer: Ronaldinho omitted for Brazil’s exhibition
•	Maloofs expand skateboarding competition to NYC
•	Globetrotters play game on ice rink in New York
•	Soccer: U.S. women's national team to host Mexico
•	NHL: 6 teams to open 2010-11 season in Europe
•	Super Bowl: White Stripes object to ad for Air Forces Reserve
•	Auto racing: Money woes ease in NASCAR, sponsors seek bargains
•	MLB: Jamey Wright agrees to minor league deal with Indians
•	Olympics: Organizers can't wait for first Canadian gold
•	CBKB: Virginia-Maryland game postponed by snow
•	NBA: Cavs' West not expected to play against Nets
•	CFB: Missouri student leader touts live tiger mascot
•	Soccer: Ronaldinho left off Brazil team for final friendly
•	Sailing: Strong wind keeps America's Cup boats off water
•	Tennis: Oudin advances to second round in Paris
•	NFL: Peppers doesn't want long-term deal with Panthers
•	Horse racing: Owner of Belmont winner Summer Bird fires trainer
•	MLB: Mariners’ Lee has minor foot surgery
•	Fortune tellers: Year of Tiger isn’t Tiger’s year
•	Can NFL kill the golden goose?
•	UH baseball: Grand Slam gala Feb. 15
•	On this date: 1997 — Michael Jordan has first triple-double in NBA All-Star game history
•	2009 Honolulu Marathon generated estimated $100.1M in spending
•	Verizon Wireless donates $86K for victims of domestic violence in Hawaii
•	American Airlines to charge for blankets
•	Schools selling Clarence T. C. Ching biography
•	Date given for 8th annual Waikiki Spam Jam
•	Free pancakes benefit Children's Miracle Network at Kapiolani
•	Kailua High alumnae mount fundraiser to aid school projects
•	Workshop helps women find joy, confidence in life
•	Cerro Negro to perform at Atherton
•	James Beard Foundation names 2010 'America's Classics'
•	Wine tasting benefits business student scholarships
•	Leave governor’s budgetary powers alone

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Local News
•	Furlough bill vote postponed
•	'Fitting tribute' in works for ex-mayor
•	Man, 18, arrested in Mā'ili beating
•	High-speed catamarans may be based in Hawaii
•	Hawaii will delay sending out tax refunds to balance budget
•	Hawaii DHS restructuring may cut 200 jobs, close 50 offices
•	Crooning those mayoral melodies
•	'Lost' actor first to be cast for new 'Hawaii Five-0'
SCIENCE
•	Mauna Kea a substitute moon for NASA scientists
BIG ISLAND
•	Motorcyclist killed after crashing into coffee field
MAUI
•	Whale-watchers' ship sinks, all 5 aboard swim to safety
KAUA'I
•	Solar thermal advantages cited
MY COMMUNITIES
•	FBI warns Isle residents of e-mail scam from Nigeria
•	Hanauma Bay closed again as jellyfish influx continues
•	Coast Guard cutter heading for crew of abandoned ship
•	Community calendar
•	OHA board OKs $2 million in grants for 35 projects
•	Akaka bill will be debated at UH-Mānoa law school
OTHER NEWS
•	Lāna'i City's only public pool closed
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Crooning those mayoral melodies

Sports
•	Proving 'deaf people can'
•	HPU women are off to fast start in hoops
•	Super ratings make TV history
OLYMPICS
•	Vancouver faces big snow job
UH MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
•	UH volleyball drops to No. 8
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Proving 'deaf people can'
•	Roosevelt boys win, 55-54
•	Games on TV
•	Prep schedule
•	Prep basketball
•	Prep soccer
•	Gamebreakers
•	Boys basketball poll
•	Girls basketball poll
FOOTBALL
•	Ain't no ordinary celebration
•	NFL could soon be facing labor pains
BASKETBALL
•	Carter finds Magic
•	Clipper an All-Star
•	Villanova stops W. Virginia
BASEBALL
•	Mariners' Lee has surgery on foot
OTHER SPORTS
•	Patrick to make NASCAR debut in Nationwide race
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Nash could use late rally by 'Bows

Island Life
•	Welcoming the new year
•	6-year Hawaii idyll winding down for cast
•	'Swim' a wholesome show
PEOPLE
•	Online auction proceeds to benefit Haiti
ISLAND LIFE SHORTS
•	Keep Valentine's Day simple, special

Business
•	Maui home sales up 48% from 2009
•	Great Aloha Run maintains its stride
•	Recalls drive down resale values of Toyotas
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Makena resort hotel to be auctioned off
•	CVS reports profits up 11% in 4th quarter
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	Another 138 units sold at Pacifica condo
•	Single-copy magazine sales off 9% in 2nd half

Opinion
•	Statewide ban only way to protect public
•	Shut down shark finning
COMMENTARY
•	Toyota will never be the same again
•	Personal ties trumping rule of law in Iraq
•	Furloughs