Articles for March 3, 2010

Breaking News
•	'Hawaiian Style' chips, onion rings subject of recall
•	Mourners remember Frank Fasi, Honolulu’s longest-serving mayor
•	Benefit concert Friday for baby with heart condition
•	Settlement reached in lawsuit over bus injuring bicyclist
•	Da Hui bodysurfing event this weekend at Waimea
•	Homeless man arrested in connection with two Oahu bank robberies
•	Groups say Kauai resort's lights harmful to seabirds
•	Suspected arsonist in McCully fire indicted
•	Hawaii County to sell off coqui-control equipment as invasive species mutates
•	Lone coqui frog found in Manoa Valley, but state says not part of infestation
•	Settlement reached in suit against Maui car dealership
•	Desk sergeant nearly stabbed at Wahiawa Police Station
•	Woman says boyfriend hit her with pipe in Kalihi
•	Street in Manoa closed due to gas leak
•	Big Island police schedule Kau meeting
•	Siren testing today in parts of Oahu
•	Maui to review tsunami response, evacuation following complaints
•	Red-flag warning for all leeward sides of Hawaiian Islands until 6 p.m.
•	Kauai mayor touts mass-notification service for emergencies
•	Times celebrating grand reopening today in Kalihi
•	Traffic-safety event planned tomorrow at Kaahumanu Elementary
•	University of Hawaii Foundation adds 2 to board
•	Alaska visitor who died at Hanalei beach identified
•	Tree roots cause Wahiawa sewage spill
•	Hawaii’s all-mail congressional election set for May 22
•	Surveillance video image of Makiki bank robber released
•	Lingle staff, BOE to meet Thursday on furloughs
•	March scheduled Wednesday for 5-year-old girl allegedly killed by uncle
•	Boys state high school basketball scoreboard
•	Rainbow Wahine earn berth in WAC basketball tourney
•	Reyes named interim coach for UH-Hilo women’s volleyball, expected to hire Wilton
•	NFL: AP source: Redskins tender QB Jason Campbell
•	NFL: Cowboys need safeties with takeaway ability
•	NFL: Broncos place a first-round tender on receiver Brandon Marshall
•	NFL: Manning recovering from neck surgery
•	NBA: Bulls’ Noah to miss 3 weeks with foot problem
•	NFL: 49ers take a cap approach; Raiders not giving any hints
•	NFL: Raiders tender contracts to 7 free agents
•	MLB: Giants’ Lincecum struggles in spring debut
•	MLB: Lincecum adjusting to new level of attention
•	NFL: Bears tender offers to 5 restricted free agents
•	Soccer: Netherlands beats US 2-1 in World Cup warmup
•	NFL: Browns release lineman Hank Fraley
•	NFL: Packers make qualifying offers to 8 free agents
•	NFL: Jets place second-round tender on RB-KR Washington
•	NFL: Multi-sport star Greg Paulus’ next trick — play in the NFL
•	NFL: Chiefs release WR Darling, RB Savage
•	Baseball: New batting gloves promise to protect hands
•	MLB: Upton, D-backs agree to $51.25M, 6-year deal
•	Olympics: Reports: Russian Olympic Committee chief resigns
•	NBA: Cavs reach out to Ilgauskas
•	NFL: Brees gets a Super perk — golf with Jack Nicklaus
•	Soccer: Germany, England, Greece move up FIFA rankings
•	NBA: China fans ask, will Yao Ming's baby be American?
•	NBA: Always sly as a fox, Kidd, at 36, has added a lethal jump shot
•	NBA: Lakers show more bark than bite
•	MLB: Gender bender: Wakefield tutors female knuckler
•	NFL: Dividing line drawn: Transition into uncapped year kicks off season of labor uncertainty
•	NFL: There’s no cap on questions
•	NFL Combine: Tebow impresses at combine amid debate on his future
•	NFL: As Bradford’s stock rises, Rams could face complicated decision on top pick
•	NFL Combine: USC’s Mays shows his skills at scouting combine
•	On this date: 1984 — Peter Ueberroth elected commissioner of baseball by owners
•	IRS says Hawaii residents owed $10M for unclaimed 2006 refunds
•	Times Supermarkets to hold grand reopening of Kalihi store
•	Outback Steakhouse raising money for troops, veterans, families
•	Dixie Grill introducing new menu
•	Two Oscar-nominated films screening at HIFF Spring Festival
•	From virtuous to shoddy in only 7 years

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Local News
•	Furlough bills move forward
•	Tsunami response cost city $330,000
•	Court's ruling doesn't end battle
•	Honolulu budget plan 'holding line' on spending, mayor says
•	Oahu home sales show recovery, with prices up in past 2 months
•	Hawaii newspaper purchase backed by Toronto insurance firm
•	Brouhaha building over draft audit
CITY GOVERNMENT
•	City bidding aloha to longtime mayor
FIRE
•	Fire kills Pearl City widow
BIG ISLAND
•	Big Island looks at roadwork request
KAUA'I
•	Identity reported of visitor from Alaska who drowned
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Bank robbery caught on security camera video
•	Special-needs girl, 5, to be honored with vigil, march
•	Governor's staff, BOE to meet on teacher furloughs
•	Special mail election to fill Abercrombie seat is May 22
•	3,400 gallons of raw sewage spill into ravine, city says
•	Community calendar
OTHER NEWS
•	Kalaupapa's no refuge from scourge of meth, police say
•	$2.1B would go to fix infrastructure
•	Obituaries
JERRY BURRIS
•	Will the Obama torrent return?

Sports
•	ILH runner-up Punahou ready for fun and games
•	Arita's first impression proves lasting one for DePauw tennis
•	Linsky now has batters scared
UH MEN'S BASKETBALL
•	'Bows hope to extend road trip
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	ILH runner-up Punahou ready for fun and games
•	Kalāheo missing in action at state tourney
•	Prep schedule
•	Games on TV
FOOTBALL
•	Pro Bowl moves up week
•	Hawaii tourism hits 'trifecta'
BASKETBALL
•	No. 1 Syracuse claims Big East crown, 85-66
•	76ers' Iverson won't play rest of season
BASEBALL
•	Strasburg might start in minors
OTHER SPORTS
•	Miller tops Crosby in cheers
ISLE FILE
•	Patacchia surfs into fourth round
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	New NFL format not fan friendly

Island Life
THEATER
•	Tragic 'Pecan Trees' worth a look
PEOPLE
•	Hoffman trying his luck on HBO
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	IQ tests, however imperfect, offer a good assessment
TASTE
•	The great ginger chicken debate
•	Tahiti's simple cuisine wows Mavro
•	Eat colorfully to prevent colon cancer
•	Culinary calendar
CAROL DEVENOT
•	Soy 'meat' a healthy, tasty substitute in recipes
RECIPE DOCTOR
•	Tamale pie takes no lard, less work
QUICK BITES
•	Emeril coming back for more events
WANDA A. ADAMS
•	Oatmeal-chip cookie can take nuts, coconut

Business
•	Honolulu Festival an economic perk
•	Domino's doubles its profits
•	Surging Ford outsells rival GM
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	New home for clinical-testing company

Opinion
•	The only industry that keeps on growing
COMMENTARY
•	It works in Europe; why not here?
•	An early whiff of spring
DAVID SHAPIRO
•	With eye on GOP, Lingle gets do-overs
JERRY BURRIS
•	Will the Obama torrent return?
•	Mosiula Tatupu

Entertainment/TGIF
THEATER
•	Tragic 'Pecan Trees' worth a look