Oct 30, 2009 | The Honolulu Advertiser
Radio program takes on 'Man-Kine'
'Aloha Shorts,' a locally produced radio program of writings from Bamboo Ridge Press, is taking on the theme of 'Man-Kine.' The live taping, set to begin at 6:45 p.m. Sunday in Atherton Performing Arts Studio, offers a peek at the soon-to-be-released Issue No.
Woman, 20, arrested after punching police officer
A 20-year-old Wahiawa woman was arrested late Saturday night after she punched and scratched a police officer at the Kapolei Police Station following her earlier arrest on suspicion of drunken driving, police said.
Police were looking for a 27-year-old man who allegedly stabbed a man in his 20s yesterday in Mililani.
Spooky Forest good excuse to check out revamped Wahiawa garden
Have you visited Wahiawa Botanical Garden since its big "makeover" in 2006? One of the most dramatic improvements: it's easy to find.
Navy to test 'Giant Voice' warning system tomorrow in Wahiawa
The Navy will test its "Giant Voice" mass notification system tomorrow at 1 p.m. near Naval Computer and Telecommunications Area Master Station Pacific in Wahiawa.
Lawsuits Filed To Halt School Furloughs
Two Honolulu attorneys filed lawsuits on Wednesday aimed at stopping the furloughs of public school workers that would give students about 17 fewer days of educational instruction.
Dole expands plan to sell O'ahu land
Dole Food Co. has expanded its effort to sell land it owns in Hawaii, according to a recent securities filing in which the California-based firm said it is planning or contemplating the sale of 11,000 acres on Oahu.
Bunda joining race for state's No. 2 job
State Sen. Robert Bunda yesterday announced his campaign in the Democratic primary for lieutenant governor, saying his experience as a lawmaker would help him bridge the gap between the next governor and the state Legislature.
Back in the Day: Oct. 11, 1963
"Back in the Day," appearing every Sunday, takes a look at articles that ran on this date in history in the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Hawaii's oldest continuously published daily newspaper.
Bunda running for lieutenant governor
Robert Bunda is touting his experience as he announces a run for lieutenant governor.
The Navy identified yesterday a 29-year-old man killed Sunday in a head-on motorcycle collision outside Wahiawa as Petty Officer 3rd Class Nigel C. Kennedy, a hospital corpsman.
Wahiawa Veterans Day Parade set for Nov. 11
The Wahiawa Lions will hold its 64th annual Veterans Day Parade Nov. 11 along California Avenue in Wahiawa.
A 29-year-old motorcyclist died yesterday in a head-on collision outside Wahiawa.
Motorcyclist dies in Kaukonahua collision
A man believed to be in his 20s died today in a motorcycle crash in Wahiawa. Police said the motorcyclist collided with a vehicle about 1:15 p.m. and closed Kaukonahua Road between Kamananui Road and Wilikina Drive to investigate.
Boy, 5, sexually assaulted in Wahiawa area, police say
Police are investigating a report of 5-year-old boy being sexually assaulted 'in a child care environment' in the Wahiawa area on Friday.
City allows banana trees at community gardens
Question: What is the regulation for the Sgt. E. Smith Community Garden across from Wheeler Army Airfield? It is becoming a banana patch, with the gardens surrounded by tall banana plants around the perimeter and growing toward the center.
Pentagon IDs four units bound for Iraq next summer
The Pentagon announced roughly 15,000 personnel in four units that will rotate into Iraq next summer as "advisory and assistance brigades" for 12 month tours.
Where To Donate For Filipino Relief Fund
The following businesses and shopping areas are accepting monetary donations for the victims of Typhoons Ondoy and Parma on behalf of the Filipino Community Center: Don Quijote Supermarket - Farrington Highway in Waipahu Kamehameha Shopping Center - School St.
St. Andrew's Cathedral offers Choral Evensong
A Choral Evensong featuring the music of Rheinberger, Noble and Mendelssohn will be sung by the church choir at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow, at the Episcopal Cathedral of St.
Ho`ala School Promotes Safe Driving
Ho`ala School, in partnership with the Honolulu Police Department participated in a sign waving campaign to promote safe driving on our roadways at the corner of Wilikina Drive and Kamehameha Hwy.