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  1. Native American veterans memorial gets legislative pushRead the original story w/Photo

    1 hr ago | The Washington Post

    Sen. Brian Schatz introduced legislation Thursday to reauthorize the construction of a Native American veterans memorial on the Mall.

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  2. Why you should give Spam another tryRead the original story

    Wednesday | Pasadena Star-News

    On a recent cross-country road trip, I visited the Hormel Foods factory and neighboring Spam Museum in Austin, Minn.

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  3. Twelve Questions: Albert WendtRead the original story

    19 hrs ago | The New Zealand Herald

    Acclaimed poet, writer and painter Albert Wendt was once the angry young man of Pacific literature.

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  4. DOC seeks public input on plan for economic developmentRead the original story

    20 hrs ago | Samoa News

    A territorial general plan on the implementation of economic development strategies is being prepared by the government and public input will be solicited before giving it to the governor for approval, says Department of Commerce director Keniseli Lafaele.

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  5. Panek PointRead the original story w/Photo

    Yesterday | Honolulu Weekly

    Calling this big fat novel Hawaii was bound to raise eyebrows. Hey, come run to the schoolyard to watch Mark Panek throw down! Pow! Right in the kisser of that other big fat novel named Hawaii , by whatsisname, the one everyone loves to put down that for better or worse became the siren call for mainland millions to take a jumbo jet to Waikiki.

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  6. Charting Our Ancestral PastRead the original story w/Photo

    Yesterday | Honolulu Weekly

    H awaiki Rising by Sam Low tells the epic saga of voyaging on the Hokulea , which, as every Island schoolchild should know, is a traditionally constructed Hawaiian sailing vessel that is steered by observing natural elements, without instruments or maps.

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  7. Hawaiian rightsRead the original story

    Yesterday | Honolulu Weekly

    The puppetmasters controlling the creation of the Hawaiian Nation have manipulated Hawaiians who have signed up for any Hawaiian registry to become captive members of Kanaiolowalu, the Native Hawaiian Roll Commission.

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  8. Every Reader for HimselfRead the original story w/Photo

    Yesterday | Honolulu Weekly

    Confirming rumors, Barnes & Noble's Kahala Mall bookstore will close when its lease expires in January 2014.

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  9. Kim disputes Greenwood's account of pressureRead the original story

    Wednesday | The Honolulu Advertiser

    Greenwood, who is retiring from the university in September, referred to Kim's telephone call in an interview broadcast by Hawaii News Now on Monday in which she described her deteriorating relationships with the state Legislature and Gov.

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  10. Chanukah in HonoluluRead the original story w/Photo

    Dec 9, 2009 | Examiner.com

    The Chanukah season is here! This year, Chanukah is December 11th through 19th, and the festive events are already popping up! If you want to have a spirited good time, get ready to light up the season with these activities Party in ANCIENT ISRAEL ! Chabad of Hawaii's annual Grand Chanukah Party is Sunday, December 13th, starthing at 5pm.

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  11. Have you tried Spam lately?Read the original story w/Photo

    Tuesday | Bradenton.com

    On a recent cross-country road trip, I visited the Hormel Foods factory and neighboring Spam Museum in Austin, Minn.

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  12. LA Chef Roy Choi's rainbow - Part 3 of 3Read the original story

    Monday May 20 | Examiner.com

    Chef Roy Choi believes food more than anything else brings people from different cultures together.

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  13. A vital necessityRead the original story

    Monday May 20 | West Hawaii Today

    Hawaii Island is home to most of the 192 bed and breakfasts legally operating in the state, according to Hawaii Tourism Authority's 2012 Visitor Plant Inventory data.

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  14. Smithsonian Folklife Festival Program to Raise Awareness of Global Language LossRead the original story

    Friday May 17 | Newswise

    The United Nation's Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization estimates that of the more than 7,000 languages in the world, nearly half of them are in danger of becoming extinct by the end of this century.

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  15. Tidings: Life is a beachRead the original story

    Friday May 17 | Lake County Record-Bee

    My pain free empathetic dentist, Malcom Dillon, usually suggests that I spend money on an implant, or a bridge, or a crown.

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  16. As New CO2 Milestone Is Reached, Climate Science and Action Grow InseparableRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 16 | Common Dreams

    The view from Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii, where atmospheric research has been conducted since the 1950s.

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  17. Hawaii reschedules Medicaid open enrollmentRead the original story

    Tuesday May 14 | Business Journal

    The state of Hawaii has postponed open enrollment for 250,000 low-income residents in the state's Medicaid health insurance program because marketing by some of the five participating health insurers didn't comply with their state contracts.

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  18. Errors scrub sign-up for insuranceRead the original story

    Tuesday May 14 | The Honolulu Advertiser

    The Department of Human Services Med-Quest Division, which manages the Medicaid health insurance program for low-income residents in Hawaii, said Monday it will send a third mailing to Quest members regarding the choices they have for insurance carriers.

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  19. Takeover bidRead the original story

    Tuesday May 14 | West Hawaii Today

    Hawaii County previously turned down an opportunity to take over a Kailua-Kona affordable housing complex that is now likely to be transferred from a state agency to a private religious school, a county official said Monday.

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  20. Former highways chief suing for defamationRead the original story

    Tuesday May 14 | West Hawaii Today

    The former chief of the county's Highways Division chief is suing the county and Public Works Director Warren Lee, alleging defamation of character.

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