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For Monday, January 5, 2009
By Star-Bulletin Photographers
POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Jan 05, 2009
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ISLE PROTEST GROUP DECRIES GAZA VIOLENCE: Members of multifaith groups, organized by the Muslim Association of Hawaii, protested the violence in Gaza yesterday afternoon as they placed flags in the ground representing the casualties, in front of the state Capitol. Israeli troops and tanks made their way through the center of Gaza yesterday, taking control of rocket-launching areas. In Gaza, residents faced severe power shortages as the reported death toll passed 500, of whom 100 were said to be civilians.
HONORING HAWAIIAN ICONS: Kahauanu Lake enjoyed the view yesterday afternoon during an American Masterpieces concert, a tribute to musician Lake and his late wife, hula master Maiki Aiu Lake, held at the Mamiya Theatre in Kaimuki. The intimate celebration, which also marked Lake's 77th birthday, included a casual forum moderated by kumu hula Michael Pili Pang and a reunion of dancers, along with friends and family who performed hula to the music of the Kahauanu Lake Trio.
TEED UP: The giant golf ball-like Sea-Based X-band Radar platform was back in Pearl Harbor as seen from Neil Blaisdell Park in Waimalu on Saturday. Sina Sataraka, 6, left, and her father, John Sataraka, rode their bikes on the path at the park.
YOUTHS READY TO TACKLE AFFAIRS OF STATE: Jim Yates, chairman of the board of the YMCA of Honolulu, swore in Mariecel Lagpacan as speaker of the House yesterday afternoon during the 60th annual YMCA Youth Legislature at the state Capitol.
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Today’s Edition
Hawaii News
- Nonprofits feel pain of poor economy
- Symphony cancels concerts and will downsize
- New life for paraplegic lawyer
- Furlough rally held at Capitol
- Educators accused of unethical conduct
- Senate to grill DOE on stimulus
- Communication gaffe raises fuss in HPD chief selection
- Ala Wai traffic lanes reopened
- Newswatch
- Police / Fire
- The Search for Signs of Hawaiian Life
- Iraqis who return home face unemployment and poor services
- Prospect of more U.S. troops worries a wary Afghan public
- Kokua Line: State can enter property to act on hazards
- Surf sample sale in Kahala
- Got nutrients?
- Religion briefs
- Wood Craft: Sacred Hearts volleyball team is perfect
- Kahuku rallies for the Red
- Moanalua's time comes
- Farrington has Castle's number
- Desperate times at Aloha Stadium
- Further Review: UH's 2-6 mark makes a win tonight a must
- Wahine run over Fresno State
- Hawaii Beat
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