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Honolulu Symphony canceling weekend performance, unsure of week after
The Honolulu Symphony sent out a news release today reminding patrons that its production of Haydn's choral masterwork "The Creation" has been rescheduled for sometime next year.
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Honolulu Symphony files for bankruptcy
Friday, Honolulu Symphony Board of Directors voted to file for Chapter 11. This will cause the Symphony to produce reorganization and development with debt obligations.
Honolulu resident named West Region Comeback Kid
For 15 years Jamie Nakamura and her parents have felt like they've been on a roller coaster, with more downs than ups.
Panel selects 6 finalists for Honolulu police chief
Six finalists for police chief have been selected by the Honolulu Police Commission, four of them members of the Honolulu Police Department and two others who are high-ranking police officers from the Mainland, commission Chairwoman Christine Camp said tonight.
Honolulu infant featured in Babytalk
Mikaela Takeya, an 8-month-old Honolulu infant, is featured in the November issue of Babytalk Magazine.
Two Honolulu motorcycle officers injured in collision
Two Honolulu police motorcycle officers were reported in good condition this afternoon after being injured this morning in a collision on Valkenburgh Street near Honolulu International Airport.
Honolulu Symphony board works on financial fix for group
The chairman of the Honolulu Symphony is expecting to make an announcement on the organization's future this week, but refused to comment on reports of an impending bankruptcy filing.
Hawaii GOP calls East Coast elections a harbinger
HONOLULU - Hawaii Republican Party Chairman Jonah Kaauwai is claiming GOP victories in the New Jersey and Virginia gubernatorial races on Tuesday presage to a resurgence in the Islands next year.
Honolulu police seek two robbery suspects
Police are looking for two men suspected of robbing a Makiki convenience store nearly two months ago.
Pacific Business News (Honolulu)
Walkouts, unpaid tabs still burn Honolulu restaurants
It's known as dine-and-dash, and on Oct. 20 a man with a history of running out on tabs allegedly tried to evade a $160 bill for a steak and lobster dinner in Waikiki.
Obama's China card: Who holds the ace?
Although U.S. President Barack Obama has never set foot there, China cast a long shadow in the Pacific region where he grew up.
Bankruptcy could threaten Honolulu Symphony
After years of money troubles, sources tell Hawaii News Now that the Honolulu Symphony may finally be going bankrupt.
Police investigate Honolulu forklift death
Police say the man was servicing a forklift off Alakawa Street in Iwilei Monday when it suddenly lurched back and pinned him between the lift and a stationery truck.
Honolulu Medical Group bankrupt
Honolulu Medical Group Inc. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization, listing assets of less than $50,000 and liabilities ranging from $1 million to $10 million.
Big Island lighthouse on crumbling peninsula to be removed
The U.S. Coast Guard has determined that the best course of action for a lighthouse sitting on a rapidly eroding site on the Big Island is its removal.
Mayor Mufi Hannemann to bolster relations in Japan, Philippines
Mayor Mufi Hannemann will be meeting with business and tourism officials in Japan and the Philippines to visit with tourism officials and cement sister-city relationships.
Hawaii celebrates canonization of first saint
This Oct. 11, 2009 file photo shows a tapestry depicting Father Damien, born as Joseph De Veuster, hanging from the St.
Art of the Living Dead / In the battle for the a oegreatest horror figure of the undead,a the zombie camp appears to have found a second life.
Honolulu chiropractor to trade sports equipment for Halloween candy
Honolulu chiropractor Dr. Micaire Baxter is taking a unique approach to addressing childhood obesity in Hawai'i public schools by trading athletic equipment for Halloween candy.
Mayor Mufi Hannemann yesterday said his administration will strive to not raise property tax rates next year on the roughly 140,000 households that fall into a new owner-occupant classification.