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| Monday, July 12, 2010 |
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July 12, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:38 PM :: 13845 Views
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Neil Abercrombie: Secret member of Democratic Socialists of America?
HuffingtonPost: Duke Aiona “Incredibly smart, focused on key issues”
Former Rep. Cam Cavasso unveils campaign platform in challenge to Inouye
Honolulu Council to hear testimony on Rail EIS Wednesday
No sea level rise: Pacific islands growing not shrinking, says study
Shapiro: Mufi’s Rock ‘n Rollman
DoE prepares to use furloughs as latest excuse for poor test scores
CB: On The Hook - Part 1 (Hawaii’s $16B pension liability)
Audit thrashes Sheriff Division
Opposition hits plan for Maui jail/prison
East Hawaii Ward Heeler George Yokoyama retires after running influential Hawaii County nonprofit
SA: Give alternative balloting a chance
Honolulu mayor bases leadership on Mormon principles (That’s a terrible thing to say about Mormons)
"Rail Is So Ridiculous"
ILind: Richardson-era court authorized improper lobbying and campaign activities, rejected complaints about Bishop Estate appointments
Child killer goes before parole board
ILind: Hawaii Department of Defense admits to “exorbitant” payments for laundry services
Hawaii stops drug discount card program
Maui News Polls Civil Unions
Equality Hawaii: The governor who vetoed equality
Minority rights never advanced by popular vote
Did Pioneering Pro-Homosexual Judge Have a Conflict of Interest?
12 linked to medical marijuana arrested
Lifelong driver finds his destiny at dump
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| Sunday, July 11, 2010 |
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July 11, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:37 PM :: 10636 Views
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Gays respond to veto of HB444: “Lets put Jews up to a vote”
Top-heavy DOE called 'urban myth' (SA again makes fool of itself attacking Aiona)
For voters, not candidates, it's calm before the storm
Permanent absentee vote offered
Hawaii is already seeing effects of global warming, con artists say
Mysterious pufferfish deaths
A ‘Replicable’ Energy Model In Hawaii?
Loan program fails island homeowners
Kenoi 'priority' roads go nowhere
Certification may be required for Hawaii dams
Wis. man: Hawaii gallery sold me Lennon forgeries
The UH Board of Regents will decide Thursday on a proposal, opposed by student leaders, to charge students $50 per semester for athletics
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| Saturday, July 10, 2010 |
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July 10, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:49 PM :: 9349 Views
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“Why I left Jihad” Ex-terrorist to speak at Calvary Chapel of Honolulu
Abercrombie Campaign ties six Hannemann operatives to AtomicMonkey site
Thieves Celebrate Independence Day by stealing Aiona, Finnegan campaign signs
Seeking 10 more candidates, Hawaii GOP highlights record of unchallenged Legislators
Rep Jessica Wooley: Disrespectful for Republican to operate video camera
On civil unions, Neil's a yes, Duke's a no, Mufi's a show
U.S. Rep. Charles Djou files for re-election
5 candidates dip their toes in mayoral waters
It's go, no go, again for trash shipments
PBN: BP disaster draws attention to Jones Act
State To Borrow To Pay Unemployment
Hui puts farmers on ag land
BoE pretends to seek new DoE superintendent
Hawai‘i Welcomes F-22 Raptors
Medical Religious Marijuana Dope dealers peddle 1/2 pound per day in Hilo: Roger Christie's THC Ministry was raided, and federal authorities took hundreds of plants ,13 arrested
Honolulu mayoral candidates weigh in on fireworks ban debate
Young Solomon Islander to represent State of Hawai’i
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| Friday, July 9, 2010 |
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July 9, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:19 PM :: 11083 Views
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Inouye: Senate Dems may not have time for Akaka Bill
Ilind: Mufi cronies control Honolulu Ethics commission
Civil Union Support Could Affect Elections
Mufi quicker to comment on LeBron James than HB444
Borreca: Majority rule is not always best for society
Federal Judge rules DOMA Unconstitutional (Gay Marriage to be exported across state lines)
Gay-Atheist Lobby: Trouble In Paradise?: Religious Right Organizes In An Unlikely Place – Hawaii
McCully, Moiliili residents speak out about homeless problem
Toughen safety penalties (Case family’s SA launches another attack on Darwin Ching)
Kamehameha admits another non-native Hawaiian student
Ban on shark-finning brings Hawaii international notice
Federal agency sides with environmentalists opposed to nuclear irradiator at airport
Lingle vetoes Democrat Boss’ biofuel financing plan: Calvin Say refuses to rescue Dante Carpenter’s $40M bond
Central Pacific Financial Signs Written Agreement With Regulators
VIDEO REPORT: Aina Lea development in trouble?
Trial for Suspected Pimp Continues Without Him
Corporation Faces Sex Discrimination Suit in Hawaii
‘Exceptional’ Drought Worsens
House Finance Chair Weighs In On Frozen Funds
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| Thursday, July 8, 2010 |
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July 8, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:58 PM :: 10155 Views
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Amended Akaka Bill still excludes 73% of Native Hawaiians from Tribe
Aiona on Akaka Bill: "These changes will help to achieve the broad-based support that this landmark legislation deserves.”
Shapiro: Can the Akaka bill survive legislative ineptitude?
Author claims AtomicMonkey blog “Not a Mufi campaign strategy”
Gay/Atheist lobby attacks Vili the Warrior
How Panos Prevedouros could become mayor
Hannemann still hasn’t come out on civil union decision
UPW endorses Hannemann/GLBT Endorses Abercrombie
Gay sex tourists threaten boycott
Inouye Endorses Civil Unions
BOE reform low on candidates' list
Hawaii Island Parent to DOE Superintendent: Don’t Close Our Kohala School
Ways and Means Committee Launches Investigation Into Alleged Airport Mismanagement, Contracting Practices, Wasteful Spending and Favoritism
$394 Million in General Funds Frozen
New Hawaii law aims to put homeless in apartments
Shapiro: Short of banning fireworks, at least pass a decent law
Study: Hawaii second happiest state in the US
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| Wednesday, July 7, 2010 |
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July 7, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:26 AM :: 5737 Views
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WaPo: Charles Djou: Incumbent, underdog
Borreca: Consequences of HB 444 will be felt at the ballot box
Legislators show up in case of Special Session
KITV: Pro-Civil Union Groups Plan Lawsuit
Gay groups react to veto of HB444
Lingle vetoes civil-unions bill
CB: Lingle Dodges Civil Unions Issue
Shapiro: What happens next on Civil Unions depends on November Election
HB444: Maui Time prepares two cover images
Salary cap bill among 29 rejected by Lingle
Group petitions against fare hikes: Yoshioka calls bus fare ‘a bargain’
Ilind speaks up on behalf of Mollway
Abercrombie Special Election cost 'only' $670,000
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| Tuesday, July 6, 2010 |
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July 6, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 10:52 AM :: 9894 Views
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HB444 opponents to gather at Noon
Progressive Panic on Decision Day
Ilind: Could Abercrombie-Hannemann primary turn off Democratic voters?
Former Board of Education member calls the board dysfunctional
Cataluna: Aiona's fiscal accountability is not the answer (Must NOT audit DoE)
Lingle fails to give credit where tax-hike credit is due
CB: Furlough Fridays in the Rearview
State Weighing Rule Changes for 2 Million Acres
City fined $1.7 million for dumping into Oahu stream
SA: Airfare for homeless has merit
State Dems gather in Kona
Kailua parade filled with political hype
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| Monday, July 5, 2010 |
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July 5, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 9:48 AM :: 12341 Views
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Djou to hold Four Talk Story Meetings Monday July 5
Most isle lawmakers back civil unions: Some still struggle with issue as they await governor's decision
Impostors, once unusual, are emerging in ID thefts
WHT: Candidates eye Big Isle: Neighbor Islands' political clout growing
SA: Sewers settlement needs affordable payment schedule
Census worker taken to court for trespassing
In defense of the Jones Act
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| Sunday, July 4, 2010 |
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July 4, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:29 PM :: 11549 Views
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Civil Unions could boost gay sex tourism in Hawaii
Democrat Borreca: Lingle's future rides on decision over civil unions
Kirk Caldwell plumps for Homelessness industry: “We can’t allow irresponsible and antisocial people to take over our public spaces”
Abercrombie celebrates July 4 by announcing: “We are buried in words”
JACL: Remain vigilant, speak up for justice
Recent changes to an affordable-housing project shortchange early buyers, as politically connected developers rewrite rules to suit themselves
Council panel OKs (STILL SECRET) agreement to upgrade city sewage facilities
Hawaii hotel occupancy continues to climb
Daughter of Senator Mike Gabbard runs for Honolulu City Council
Proposed charter changes affect housing and transit
Native American lawmakers' group picks Hawaii state senator as treasurer
442nd survivors tally dwindling numbers
Hawaii's Landmark Shark Fin Ban Takes Effect
State considers limits on coastal fishing
Hawaii Governor Pardons 11
Contractors in isle bribery case will first face charges in Chicago
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| Saturday, July 3, 2010 |
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July 3, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:14 PM :: 11684 Views
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Veto override session dead (gay lobby smacked down)
Civil Beat Climb down: Pretends to apologize, then calls Business Roundtable liars
Gay Lobby releases stacked poll
Lingle receives 34,000 comments on civil unions (Gay document dump)
Legislators’ Incompetence costs Hawaii $50M in UCOMP benefits—they blame DLIR
Borreca suggests Mufi has fixed Sewers
Group pushes petition against city bus fare increase
Farmer targeted by vandals gets help
SA: Ethanol not only alternative
Let's promote a government independent of special interests
Civil Beat Editor: Star-Advertiser print edition to be gone in 3-5 years
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| Friday, July 2, 2010 |
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July 2, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:39 PM :: 15167 Views
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Could force Hannemann out of race: Admits AtomicMonkey site produced by Mufi campaign worker
Rep Pat Saiki endorses Ramsay Wharton for Congress--District 2
Maui, Big Island TEA Party rallies July 3, 4 and 7
Shapiro: Abercrombie, Hannemann grapple over AtomicMonkey
Civil Beat launches attack on America for July 4
Hannemann acknowledges poll showing Aiona in lead—but Star-Advertiser continues censorship
Late donations save Kailua fireworks for July 4th
Aiona calls for Education Department audit
Molokai Ranch Attempts to Legalize Water System after being robbed by Hawaii Supreme Court
Kauai Mayor: Drug-treatment facility to be sited in 2010 (after being blocked by OHA)
House Democrats use war funding bill to gut RTTT education reform
Former Hawaii PTSA president sentenced for $34,000 theft
Cataluna: Hannemann copies Jeremy Harris’ Sewer policy
Waimanalo homeless await rumored sweep
HGEA job trust continues assault on tax collection contractor
Inouye to hold Hawaii hearing on stimulus spending
CB: Djou Explains 'No' Vote On Campaign Finance Bill
Moon's involvement in Broken Trust cited in naming of new court
Anti-GMO activists attacking Hawaii Papaya farmers?
Pacific Garbage Patch: There's a what?
School impact fees postponed: Hawaii County won't cooperate
County deal revives stalled Molokai veterans center
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| Thursday, July 1, 2010 |
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July 1, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:00 PM :: 15775 Views
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Poll Panic: Star-Advertiser censors poll showing Aiona in lead, rushes out phone survey on wrong Senate candidate
Stacked Star-Advertiser poll claims Aiona does only 3% better than John Carroll
Team Aiona responds to results of Advertiser’s robo-call polling
Djou: New Wall Street Bailout Bill will hurt Hawaii
50 Reps, Djou co-sign bipartisan letter for free trade with S. Korea
Charity shake-down artist Mike “pay-for-play” Magaoay will run for Wahiawa-North Shore state Senate seat
Civil Beat continues gay hunt of Business Roundtable members
Alleged gay rape: Prosecutors will challenge appellate court reversal of murder verdict
SA: Stop bickering over homeless (doing its part for Neil Abercrombie)
Hawaii, Honolulu jobless rates fall in May
Tax on Cigarettes to Increase July 1
Criticisms of telescopes atop Mauna Kea are 10 years out of date (appeals for Sierra Club members to stop attack on telescope)
Big Isle police probe destruction of 8,500 papaya trees
Hawaiians Activists want bridge work stopped, claim ‘obfuscation”
New Law To Reign In Hiring Of Illegal Workers (Half of the Arizona law, with union support)
City Council committee recommends approval of proposed sewage settlement
Maui resident W. S. Merwin to Be Named Poet Laureate of the US
Lanai residency suit will go to trial
Army official: We never meant to clean up DU (why would they, it is not a serious hazard)
THAAD: In Space no one can hear you surrender
'Little Obama': Indonesia Premieres Movie Despite Obama's Absence
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| Wednesday, June 30, 2010 |
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June 30, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:46 PM :: 8901 Views
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Voters hate legislators: Few step up to run against them
Hannemann Proposal criticized as a 'power grab'
Ilind: Timing is everything in the sewer settlement
Mayor blasted over homeless
Mizuno and Cabanilla's "family reunification" plan draws the ire of Seattle officials
Djou: Congress being derelict in not enacting a budget
Rep. Djou praises Obama on trade
Abercrombie’s Gay Union: Battle Brewing Over Hotel Worker Contracts
Alleged Gay Rape victim gets new trial
New Ransom Demands: BOE members warn a furlough-free year will probably mean cuts in other areas
Isles' Asian students lag in proficiency, national study finds
Union Apologist denounces RTTT, Bill Gates on Education
Hawaii's physician shortage to be in critical condition in 10 years (as compared to what?)
Isle gun laws seen as solid despite ruling
Big Isle test election at risk
Private prison firm provides quality care at an affordable price
Hale Kipa talks fail to ease neighborhood's safety fears
Akaka, Inouye flip-flop on Gen Petraeus
Busy recruiters suggest that hiring is on the rise in Hawaii
Grand Vision, Big Questions for Oahu Electric Car Plant
CNN Opinion: Islands are 'natural nets' for plastic-choked seas
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| Tuesday, June 29, 2010 |
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June 29, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:35 PM :: 10685 Views
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Jones Act: McCain proposes abolishing U.S. shipping restriction
Gay Union: Local 5 endorses Abercrombie for governor
Honolulu sewage treatment Deal agreed with EPA
UH Regents Approve World's Largest Telescope
Hawaii per-pupil spending above average
DoE Rejects Information Request, Won't Say How Many Teachers Fired
US and Chinese schools talk ties
Hawaii House Members to Look Into Investments
Health care leaders meet to discuss doctor shortage in Hawaii
Ilind: Move to dismantle the Clean Water and Natural Lands Commission on City Council committee agenda
Snobs snubbed: New poll shows majority of Hawaii residents against fireworks ban
Lawmakers Want State Money To Ship Out Homeless (Democrat campaign commercial)
Hawaii agency to make disclosure reports available
Water agency might leak cash
Fishpond Bill in Jeopardy (OHA fishpond grab)
DOE Sees Long Road Ahead for Algae Fuels
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| Monday, June 28, 2010 |
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June 28, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:45 PM :: 16692 Views
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Democrat Borreca: Oshiro's future linked to HB 444 (Pressuring House to vote on override)
Criminal defense lawyers accuses Lingle of “Stacking the Court’ if she nominates Nakamura Chief Justice
SA: Legislature should override veto of DoE Sup’t salary hike
Thanks to anti-Superferry protesters, Harbor users will pay tab for Superferry work
CB: Numbers Don't Add Up at New Star-Advertiser
Look who’s “Facilitating Justice for All”
Former Sierra Club Leader supports Telescope
Overcoming meth addiction
Public Meeting Set To Discuss State-Funded Youth Homes
Kauai Residents discuss meaning of ‘ha`ole’—and get it wrong
Sierra Club/Rep Chris Lee: Gulf disaster is the clearest sign yet we must move beyond our crippling dependence on oil (Democrat campaign ads #1 & 2)
State not enforcing night noise-limit law (Democrat campaign ad #3)
Fireworks to light up hearing
To some, complaint blackout bill unfair; to others it's anti-consumer
Building Permit tracking system delayed
North Korea squanders 60 years on belligerence, bravado
SA Oi: 'Cost' of war includes priceless American lives
Byrd Dead: Inouye now President Pro-Tempore of Senate
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| Sunday, June 27, 2010 |
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June 27, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:49 AM :: 11289 Views
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Aiona: Funds released for Rural Residency program
Time to Ship out? Congressman Djou revs up the debate on a Jones Act waiver for Hawaii (More back-handed support from the Case family paper)
Hawaii Congressman Backs McCain Bill on Jones Act
Diploma distress
Isle ethanol efforts stall: The two surviving ventures face high hurdles
‘Modest job growth’ predicted
‘CJ’ brought Hawaii the ‘Golden Age of Law’
Homeless camps cover 50 acres, from Waipio Point, around Middle Loch to Pearl City
"Taylor Camp" tells the story of idyllic youth of the '60s who found brief respite on Kauai (Formative experience of progressives)
Church of marijuana: Religious use of pot seen as legal refuge
KGI: Attitudes on meth changing, survey shows
NYT: Hawaii to Test Public Money for an Election
SA: Refine fireworks bill before next election
Next president elected by just 15% of voters? Rapidly advancing movement to eliminate Electoral College shifts control to coasts
Small businesses set up shop in storage lockers
HNA is Chartered by OPEIU, AFL-CIO
Hawaii joins hands to protest off-shore oil drilling
No birth certificate needed to verify Obama's old Arcadia job
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| Saturday, June 26, 2010 |
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June 26, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:30 AM :: 14785 Views
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Biting the bullet: DoE cuts 400 vacant positions, save $15M
Hanabusa: Senate ready to override any vetoes by governor -- House unsure
Aiona opens Kona HQ -- dozens attend
Maui Chamber helping candidates create business-friendly agenda
2 large firms oppose duck responsibility for request to veto civil unions
McCain introduces bill to repeal the Jones Act
Tourism upswing brings in an extra $127 million
Effect of lost funding on Quest unknown: A rejected federal bill would have given $86 million to the state
Fired, Mollway speaks out on Ethics
Lingle vetoes bill calling for audit of prison contract
New Law Beefs Up Health Inspections
Hawai'i Physician Workforce Summit to address doctor shortage
Hawaii Fisheries OK'd For Humpback Harm
Big Island launching publicly funding elections
Report: Mystery vagrant in Hawaii is high-ranking Maori
Vets, dignitaries recall Korean War
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| Friday, June 25, 2010 |
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June 25, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:40 PM :: 13910 Views
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State Capitol: July 6 rally against HB444 during Override Session
As Legislature considers override of HB444: Republicans push candidate recruitment
Beyond Marriage The Confession: Hawaii Gay marriage advocates let the polyamorous cat out of the bag
Boylan: How Panos Prevedouros can win
City makes $195M deal for train depot
Case family’s Star-Advertiser: Let HB 444 become state law
NYT Obituary underscores Richardson’s Activist Judicial Career
Hawaii Pension Fund Loses Millions With BP Stock (thanks, Obama)
Failure of jobless bill seen costing Hawaii $86 million (…unless we pay taxes here)
Isle census offices finish job
HNN: City park cleanup is shifting homeless problem, not fixing it (Opinion masquerading as news)
Aspen Colorado authorities ship homeless to Hawaii
State sued over adult mental health services cuts
KITV: Hawaii Hopes For New Schools Superintendent: But Governor Might Veto Bill To Offer Best Salary To Candidate
Mortgage fraud? Hawaii #1 in same-day flips
Maui Electric Company Restricts Renewable Energy for Molokai Residents as the State of Hawaii Considers Building Wind Farms There
Hawaii residents cash in on refrigerator rebates
Class Action Suit Claims Hawaii Privatized State Park
Different mission awaits Iraq-bound isle soldiers
NZ Family recognises 'Josie May'
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| Thursday, June 24, 2010 |
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June 24, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:53 PM :: 9083 Views
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VIDEO: Charles Djou on “Fox and Friends”
Djou: “We must all re-commit ourselves to turning back al-Qaeda and the Taliban”
Hanabusa campaign worries about Donor Fatigue
State commission is asked to review mayor's fundraiser
Gay lobby dispatched two operatives from mainland to coordinate campaign against Business Roundtable
Hawaii Atheists demand Catholics endorse criminal prosecution of Pope
Lingle receives list of nominees for state Supreme Court chief justice
Rod Tam returned to Planning Committee Chairmanship
Rod Tam Allowed To Pay Ethics Fines Without Interest
Retaliation campaign continues against State tax collection contractor
School board hires consultant in fake search for superintendent
Hawaii Gov. Lingle signs law exempting some cargo fees and directing money to ag inspections
DelaCruz details plan to keep rail on track
Honolulu spending stimulus money on art
UH Board of Regents to debate Thirty Meter Telescope project
Council action means choices limited in land fund charter vote
Council, staff taking pay cuts, furloughs
Furloughs to slow some police functions
Man Accused Of Sex Trafficking Skips Bail
RIMPAC 2010 War Games Launch in Hawaii
USDA reveals $168 billion cost of 2022 biofuels target ($8/gallon fuel)
A palace for the potash king
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| Wednesday, June 23, 2010 |
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June 23, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:32 PM :: 12054 Views
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Mufi Campaign leader: Hawaii Democratic Party taken over by “Abercrombie zealots”, an “ingrown clique with some very radical views”
Civil union supporters rally draws only 30 people
Hawaii Campaign Spending Commission fines Abercrombie's campaign
Capitol no pathway to the statehouse
850 sign up for Hawaii’s boating TEA party
49 may file for races in Big Isle
CB: Honolulu Rail Heading Right at Them
Shapiro: Principals’ accountability call should extend to them, too
Earthjustice challenging Alexander & Baldwin's proposed Maui water treatment plant
Native Hawaiian grants total $1,026 per Hawaiian—did you get yours?
Personal income on rise
Lingle negotiating flights from China
CB requests one year’s worth of prostitution arrest reports
Hawaii County employee with suspended license hits Kona cyclist
Thousands Of Taxpayers Affected By Crackdown
Census: Hawaii grew 6.9% in past decade
Lawmakers Want Governor To Sign Prisons Audit Bill
Gov. signs bill allowing counties to ban fireworks
Tree plan introduces bugs
Heeia lawsuit taken to federal level
Hawaii Writers Conference shuts down after 17 years
New Hurricane Insurer Enters Hawaii Market
American Samoa wants to loosen U.S. controls
Smithsonian hires Konrad Ng, President Obama's brother-in-law, as director
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