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| Saturday, November 21, 2009 |
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November 21, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:43 PM :: 17917 Views
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Hostage Drama Continues: Hawaii Legislature accepts $50M ransom offer, HSTA, HGEA, UPW balk
Increase in public school bus fares OK'd
Akaka Bill: Hawaiian Homelands to become federal property?
Officer faces felony drug charge in Vegas
Hawaii may cut back preschool tuition subsidies to families
Mauna Kea CMP takes step ahead
Kauai residents rip county plan for new landfill in Kalaheo
Special Session: Nacino elevated to Circuit Court judge
Hawaii jobless rate stays at 7.2 percent
Hawaii House cutting staff salaries by piddling 5%, Senate refuses to make cuts
Maui: Small store creates big controversy
LINK: Mufi's secret rail push-poll released
LINK: Obamacare: A Senate Bill nobody believes goes to vote Saturday
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| Friday, November 20, 2009 |
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November 20, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:48 PM :: 12714 Views
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ADV: Lingle's rainy day plan earns Senate Democrats' support
SB: Senate ready for special session
SB: Inouye urges competition in campaign for governor (backs Mufi)
ADV: Inouye says he's staying neutral (backs Mufi)
Plan calls for nonprofit HMC
ADV: Police chief to tackle tough job list at HPD
Money to ease Hawaii school furloughs may shortchange needy HGEA
Attorneys trying to hurry furlough case for disabled
Kona campus project moves forward
Abercrombie's ILLEGAL questions in TV merger rejected
Burgess Petitions Ninth Circuit for Panel or En Banc Review
Hawaii County Planning director: Say no to concurrency (rezoning moratorium)
Maui: Work force housing bill compromise considered (development moratorium)
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| Thursday, November 19, 2009 |
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November 19, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:57 PM :: 10687 Views
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Sen Roz Baker vs TEA Party
EBay founder plans Island news propaganda service
SEC says Mantria ran massive fraud (ACT 215/221)
Pasha bid comes under fire (Superferry Redux?)
Louis Kealoha named HPD chief (Fix NOT in???)
Mentally ill losing key service (HGEA -- "what about us???")
Honolulu police plan to post photos of those charged with DUI
Vote postponed on cutting Kona meetings
Hawaii County moves forward on land sale
County still roadblocked in progress on Hokulia bypass
Kaua‘i Coffee objects to landfill site
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| Wednesday, November 18, 2009 |
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November 18, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:39 PM :: 12914 Views
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LINK: Inouye, Akaka votes: A ticket to USA for Guantanamo detainee who attempted attack on Honolulu
Isles predicted to lose more jobs next year
Four Hawaii Phantom Districts Receive $45,639,408 in Stimulus Funds for 3.4 Jobs
BoE to again consider hiking School bus fares
Now state's HGEA's real survival planning for tax increase begins
Democrat Borreca: Lingle shows leadership by reversing direction
Democrat Borreca: Senator guided furlough accord
"The Fix is In": New Honolulu police chief expected to be chosen today
City signs $483M rail contract (Locks up GET funds? before coming EIS train wreck)
Mayor signs pact with 12 unions on rail project
EUTF to discuss health plan delay
State earns a D grade with rise in pre-term births
Chinese join Mauna Kea telescope project
Hilo Teacher to serve prison term
Hawaii County would like to get rid of state land use board
Kenoi wants state parks for county, cites tourism's role
Maui County officials: Where’s the stimulus?
Murder victim linked to Mafia
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| Tuesday, November 17, 2009 |
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Letters to the Editor November, 2009
By Letters to the Editor @ 5:39 PM :: 16553 Views
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Bureaucrats' Strategy: Furloughs and the "Washington Monument Principle"
Trying to Sell a Concrete Paradise
Honolulu Police Commission’s Process Severely Flawed
Obama has proven he knows how to spend our tax money
Stop the Madness
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| Tuesday, November 17, 2009 |
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November 17, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:22 PM :: 12262 Views
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(Pushback against furlough settlement) Hamamoto: Plan May Not Restore All Furlough Days
Teacher furlough fix may require change in law
SB: 'Rain' fund raid right choice (but more pushback)
"Blatantly political" Abercrombie campaign admits lobbying Ed Sec'y Duncan
Hawaii's tourism slump has industry looking to China
Rail tax revenue down 30%
Police Commission Chair a no-show at City Council meeting
Final Brief In Maui Councilmember Residency Appeal: What Is "Immediate Forfeiture And Vacancy?"
U.S. senators question TV mergers here, nationwide
Clock is ticking on Hawaiian pilot deal
HMSA reports $23M loss thanks to swine flu hype
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| Monday, November 16, 2009 |
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November 16, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:03 PM :: 8918 Views
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Shapiro: Lingle offers new hope for schools
Lingle: Hawaii-China business can "bring back a lot of jobs"
ADV: New homeless numbers a reminder of growing need
Lawyer is only one so far seeking GOP nod for lieutenant governor
Kealakekua: Drawing up a master plan (after 12 years)
Councilor says Kona meetings too costly
Harbor plan would hurt boaters
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| Sunday, November 15, 2009 |
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November 15, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:00 PM :: 5420 Views
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Public housing still needs a state advocate
Health care reform won't have much effect on Hawaii coverage (well...except for part-timers, and small business)
SB sees a threat: Protect Hawaii health care (Hirono vs Inouye)
‘Conformance’ impossible for some under current law
ADV: 92% in Hawaii give to charity even in toughest of times
Obama boosts dashes hopes for free trade
$100M budget shortfall: Hawaii County departments asked to see which positions can be cut
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| Saturday, November 14, 2009 |
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November 14, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:31 PM :: 9023 Views
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SSgt Patrick Zeigler, Radford HS Grad shot at Ft Hood, needs your support
Court rejects UPW suit to stop state layoffs
Manufactured Chaos: Union bosses, Advertiser, Legislators step up to help HMSA fleece members
Kamehameha teacher, accused of sexual misconduct in 1992, resigns because of allegation 'distractions'
Lingle won't use $35M stimulus to ease Hawaii school furloughs
University of Hawaii coach's $1.1M salary raising grumbles
"The fix is in": Who's the top cop?
Hawaiian Telcom's $460M reorganization gets OK (Al Hee won't be listening in on the party line)
Hawaii County sues over water tank
LINK: Hawaii's 2010 election schedule violates new federal law
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| Friday, November 13, 2009 |
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November 13, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:46 AM :: 9216 Views
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U.S. Education Secretary says Hawaii hurt chances for fed money with 'mind-boggling' furloughs
Furloughs: No alternatives? Really now (3 simple changes to close DoE budget gap)
650 state workers to lose jobs to help Hawaii close budget deficit
Isles' homeless numbers rise
SB: Don't rush change in medical coverage
Supporting Agriculture? Mufi helps foreign competitors to Hawaii Mac Nuts
Public hearing today on "fixed" selection of new Honolulu police chief
HD 46, North Shore Oahu: Gil Riviere Will Run for Hawaii State House of Representatives in 2010
Man shot by police has history of getting off easy after attempting to escape arrest
Hawi's iconoclast Channon inspiration for 'Men who stare at Goats' character
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| Thursday, November 12, 2009 |
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November 12, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:04 PM :: 8996 Views
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Hawaii state layoffs begin tomorrow but details still unclear
Democrat Borreca: Silence greets Aiona's call for meeting on furloughs
Study: Hawaii in worse fiscal shape than many states
Foreclosure filings top 900 once again
Rate of Islanders seeking job opportunities surges
ADV: City must approach tax relief with caution (must not shield too many homeowners)
DOE 'making progress' on proposed Kíhei high school
Hawaii senator's new benefits for veterans blocked by Republican
9th Circuit Court upholds dismissal of lawsuit, sanction against lawyer
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| Wednesday, November 11, 2009 |
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November 11, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:24 PM :: 8672 Views
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Ft Hood Jihadi shot Hawaii soldier 4 times: Radford grad survives Texas tragedy
DoE, legislators', Abercrombie's $35M raid -- Charter school funds
SB: School closures capture attention from across globe (tax increase strategy explained)
SB: Schools must work to tap federal funds (backs raid on charter schools?)
Aiona calls for meeting on Furlough Fridays
District Court Rules Against Hawaii Public School Parents Challenging Teacher Furloughs
Search for Honolulu PD chief draws scrutiny "The Fix is in"
State pension fund grows $945M
Creditors oppose HawTel confirmation as hearing begins
Final sugar ship sails into sunset
Maui: Occupancy rate low, even for slow month
NRA endorses Kealoha for Honolulu Chief
GENIUS AT WORK: State considers getting out of handling Hawaii public housing
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| Tuesday, November 10, 2009 |
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November 10, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:50 AM :: 12239 Views
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State tax revenue declines by 10.9%
SB: Leave Tax Policy Alone (This is an argument for a tax increase)
Not Felix Redux: Judge denies injunctions seeking halt to 'furlough Fridays' in schools
University of Hawaii in crisis over deficit (Kill "American Studies"--PLEASE)
Landlord retaliating, say elderly tenants
Gentry loses rights to Hawaii home project (no protests here)
Latest blast of HSTA/DoE propaganda: Senators urging governor to use $35M in stimulus money to cover furloughs
Backlog at state agency could disrupt health coverage for public workers (HMSA in panic mode)
$68.5M test site sought for Kauai
2012 Doomsday denied
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| Monday, November 9, 2009 |
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November 9, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:57 AM :: 8904 Views
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Obamacare will cost Hawaii part-timers their jobs
Hawaii furlough lawsuits could spur sweeping change
Furlough Conflict?
Education controversy and the race for governor
"If these furlough days work we should make them permanent"
SB: As pine goes under, prep fields well on new crops (ANTI-GMO Shakedown, being Prepped)
Global warmers not convened
Isle hotels see more rooms filled
Advertiser vs Star-Bulletin: How to build Hawaii's homelessness industry?
SB Catches up with Inouye Earmark Scandal (One MONTH after Hawai`i Free Press ran story)
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| Sunday, November 8, 2009 |
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November 8, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:20 PM :: 14255 Views
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Obamacare passes House 220-215 after abortion funding removed
Hilo: Protesters rejected as thousands turn out to support troops at Veterans Day Parade
Heroes of Ft Hood -- and Obama's frightening insensitivity following shooting
Earlier primary voting considered
HGEA Calls for tax hike piling on reluctant lawmakers
Hawaii state tax squad zeroes in on cash-only businesses
State welfare payouts drop as numbers of needy grow
Failures tarnish Hawaii program to rehabilitate offenders
$25M agreement settles lawsuits over Kauai dam tragedy
Reduced land fund could be part of Hawaii County charter
WHT: Saluting American Valor--Honolulu's Amerine led highly decorated unit in Afghanistan
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| Saturday, November 7, 2009 |
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November 7, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:50 AM :: 10726 Views
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"The fix is in" for Honolulu Police Chief
2 quit Honolulu police chief selection panel when commission expands list of finalists to 6
Negotiations over teacher furloughs prove pointless
Senate to grill DOE on stimulus
Maui Legislators: Need plan to end crisis, furloughs
ADV wins prize for funniest Obama propaganda: "10.2% jobless rate signals slow rally"
Program for 'clean campaign' confuses
Shakedown: Hawaiians aim to halt land sale
9-11 Trooothers in Hilo: Controversy erupts as veterans parade nears
Honolulu Symphony broke, ends season
Obama holiday visit still a rumor
SB: Danger signs emerged before Army rampage (no Jihadi to see here, just move along)
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| Friday, November 6, 2009 |
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November 6, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:04 PM :: 5024 Views
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LINK: Alleged Ft Hood shooter allegedly praised suicide bombers, other Muslim shooters
100 schools get OK to boost class time
Lawmakers still cool to session on schools
Public grills lawmakers
SB: Diverse finalists vie to be top cop (political correctness gone mad)
Economists see 2011 recovery
Health insurance companies signal rate hikes in January
Home sales on Big Island and Kauai rose in October
Restore housing office, group urges
DLNR explains fee hikes; proposed payers upset
Hawaii Co. Council delays action on contested bills
White powder delays UH Warriors football practice, investigated by FBI
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| Thursday, November 5, 2009 |
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November 5, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 10:31 AM :: 12387 Views
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Judge finds state breached home lands obligations to Hawaiians (30 years of Democrat mismanagement)
HGEA vs HSTA: Hospitals hurting
No New Ideas from Senate Democrats: Proposals raid funds for more school
Kanu Hawaii rallies to demand tax increase
SB: Tackle schools' unique hurdles
Third furlough lawsuit claims rights violation
More suspensions, arrests expected in Keaau High campus fights (just another day in the DoE)
Schools' shortcomings extend far beyond budget
Hearing to be held in American Samoa on pre-tsunami preparedness
Hawaii GOP calls East Coast elections a harbinger
State Land Department's Proposal for Hawaii's Small Boat Harbors Would Send Anchoring Fees Skyrocketing
Hawaii Supreme Court to hear Turtle Bay EIS case
Former Hawaii Air Ambulance nurse alleges harassment
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| Wednesday, November 4, 2009 |
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November 4, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:59 AM :: 9300 Views
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5 city workers indicted on bribery, theft
Hawaii's poor, disabled facing 33% cut in benefit
UH planning to rent office space in town
Groups want special session to cancel Furlough Fridays
Chased out of Hawaii by Eco-Shakedown: Kona-based company to raise kampachi off Mexico
Oahu home sales reach 19-month high in October
Waikiki hotel could face closure
Pineapple all pau on Valley isle
Parker Ranch sells real estate business
'The silent majority' voices concern: Public hearing draws opposition to land transparency bill
Land is worth less than thought: Proposed Hamakua sale could still leave $1.9 million deficit for county
Kauai: County Charter amendments move forward
Oil uncertainty pushes KIUC to find alternatives
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| Tuesday, November 3, 2009 |
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November 3, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:44 PM :: 11059 Views
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ADV: Leaders must set priorities in budget plan (HGEA vs HSTA)
95 Hawaii schools ask for more class days: Board expected to OK requests for more instruction time
HR: Hawaii Public High School Experience - An Inside Look from a Hawaii Teen
17 students arrested after series of fights at Keaau High
Hawaii Senate Committee Hearing: Teachers' Union Agreement on Furloughs Questioned
Lawmakers advocate renegotiating teacher contract to restore cut days
More Fantasy Money: Federal funds considered to help fill in furlough gaps
SB's Obamacare FEAR: Isle residents need more details about health reform
Honolulu rail project raises company's profile
Kalapa: Vital for Hawaii Taxpayers to Support Spending Reductions
Maui Land & Pine to quit pineapple operations, lay off 285
Honolulu Symphony could file for Chapter 11 this week
Rate of BK filings slowed in October (up 39% from last October)
Inouye's bank: Central Pacific continues spiral down down down
NYT: Al Gore rakes in millions from global warming scam
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