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- Laying off state workers will not be quick or easy
- Hilo flights likely to cost more
- Airline to resume flights cut in dispute
- Man not guilty in assault case
- Ilikai hotel to reopen after labor deal reached
- New car antenna ball features 'Warrior Jack'
- El Nino heralds more isle storms
- School board curtails labor costs in budget
- Federal-local teams seize 237 fugitives across state
- Stabbing called self-defense
- Sydner big on punt returns
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School board curtails labor costs in budget
The reductions will mean decreases in equipment and supplies for students
Avoiding a possible shutdown of public schools on Sept. 21, members of the state Board of Education passed a $1.8 billion budget for 2009-2010 that covers a $226.85 million shortfall and includes reducing about $117.4 million in labor costs.
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BOE delays decision on whether to close 5 libraries
Nancy Ashley, 79, said she would picket in protest if the state tries to save money by closing the Ewa Beach Public and School Library.El Nino heralds more isle storms
El Nino's return to the Pacific after a four-year absence changes the hurricane season forecast from near to below normal for tropical storm systems to above normal, says Jim Weyman, Central Pacific Hurricane Center director.Federal-local teams seize 237 fugitives across state
The U.S. Marshals Service announced yesterday the capture of 237 fugitives across the state during the month of June.
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Hawaii
- Laying off state workers will not be quick or easy
- Airline to resume flights cut in dispute
- Stabbing called self-defense
- Man not guilty in assault case
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- Value of seed companies in isles continues to grow
- Honolulu, Hiroshima mark 50 years of friendship
- The Buzz: New car antenna ball features 'Warrior Jack'
Sydner big on punt returns
He's got to fair catch. Right? Jeff Sydner just stands there, staring into the Halawa night.
Sports
- Sydner big on punt returns
- Kapaa lineman joins 2010 recruiting class
- Choi leads drama-filled Open
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