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Kokua Line
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- Kokua Line: Superferry is a long shot to return to island waters
- Kokua Line: City moves windward site for green waste recycling
- Monk seal KP2 to undergo cataract surgery
- Washing personal cars at Capitol is not allowed
- Kokua Line: Are makeshift memorials legal?
- Kokua Line: Repairing restroom roof at Sherwood's not easy
- Kokua Line: Contact Census office to verify follow-up calls
- Alumni privacy assured in UH directory project
- If you have a fever, talk to doctor before flu shot
- Kokua Line: State can enter property to act on hazards
- Kokua Line: Recyclers are not obliged to take nondeposit items
- Kokua Line: Law doesn't require disabled to leave car
- Kokua Line: Honey jars in carry-ons meet a not-so-sweet end
- Kokua Line: Noise at stadium goes on despite halt on 'drifting'
- Kokua Line: Mediation is key in piano dispute
- Expired safety sticker can be grounds for tow
- Kokua Line: Participants can opt out of Census health survey
- Kokua Line: FICO scores do not affect car insurance premiums
- Accident reports given only to involved parties
- Kokua Line: Airing out frustrations
- Kokua Line: Koko Crater rockfalls pose no threat to homes
- Kokua Line: When a 'grandchild' calls for cash, best to beware
- Kokua Line: City allows exemptions from rubbish bin rules
- Kokua Line: Learn the fundamentals before flying with fruit
- Kokua Line: Foster Garden conservatory in bloom
- Kokua Line: Stopped school buses required to flash lights
- Kokua Line: Boric acid mixture will rid home of pesky black ants
- Kokua Line: Police will check parking at Ala Moana Beach
- Kokua Line: Kewalo lunch wagon has permit from HCDA
- Kokua Line: Thunderbirds and other military craft get waivers for shows
- Kokua Line: City allows banana trees at community gardens
- Kokua Line: Budget crunch puts the squeeze on Paliku box office
- Disabled park for free because of meter design
- Kokua Line: Get rid of annoying mail by contacting the source
- Kokua Line: City crews have devices to scan dead animals for microchips
- Kokua Line: 2 state agencies provide tips on leasing farmland
- Kokua Line: State handling problem of Wahiawa homeless
- White House 'swamped' with birthday requests
- City promises to watch for park rule-breakers
- Kokua Line: HPD favors larger engines for safety reasons
- Hawaii Sperm Bank still in business, owner says
- Kokua Line: Groups can use library meeting rooms for a fee
- Kokua Line: Vandals destroy tribute to former police chief
- Lunch loans are optional at middle and high schools
- Kokua Line: Monument attracts many caretakers
- Kokua Line: Airport space allocation decided by DOT leases
- Kokua Line: Sperm bank's closure leaves clients in dark
- Improvements under way on Kamehameha Highway
- Use Web form to report city-related problems
- Kokua Line: 6% of Hawaii's population are state workers
- Machine-eaten ATM cards likely will not be returned
- Kokua Line: Kona Street sewer work to be done by month's end
- Kokua Line: City wants to toughen illegal-dumping penalty
- Kokua Line: Safety-check reminders halted because of costs
- Kokua Line: Low level of Lake Wilson worries users
- Kokua Line: Repairs at Kailua center expected to be done soon
- Kokua Line: City finally installs timer to stop all-day lighting
- Kokua Line: Nuuanu Stream still poses leptospirosis risk
- Kokua Lline: Insurance was purpose of state hurricane fund
- Kokua Line: Hurricane readiness
- Kokua Line: Withholding adjustment came without tax change
- Kokua Line: Cars in Hawaii required to have 2 license plates
- Kokua Line: Postal service does warn about address changes
- Kokua Line: Who's behind the Yellow Pages?
- Kokua Line: Big Boy to bounce back
- Kokua Line: HPD cites drivers whose windows are too dark
- Kokua Line's June Watanabe is on leave
- Kokua Line: Playtime delayed at Aikahi
- Kokua Line’s June Watanabe is on leave
- Kokua Line: Removed trees outgrew convention center boxes
- Kokua Line: Expert tip leaves no room for doubt when tipping
- Kokua Line: 'Massive' lighting project disrupts Hawaii Kai road
- Kokua Line: Lagoon Drive parking to see fireworks a dud
- Kokua LIne: Street banners limited to specific city districts
- Kokua Line: HPD offers house checks for vacationing residents
- Kokua Line: TB or not to TB
- Kokua Line: Police did not break law in runaway-ramp stop
- Kokua Line: Self-serve gas stations required to aid disabled
- Chabad jewelry auction is legitimate fundraiser
- Kokua Line: Safety has HECO guards stop Cooke Street traffic
- Banking on blood
- Late notice generates lane-closure headaches
- Kokua Line: Double charge for cars and bikes at airport ends
- Kokua Line: Get driver's license first when other IDs are lost
- Kokua Line: Stick a bag or a note on broken parking meter
- Kokua Line: 'Duck Island' fowl declining
- Kokua Line: Firm fixing anti-bird nets at Stadium Park pavilion
- Kokua Line: No agency wants to deal with boats left on streets
- Kokua Line: Akaka Bill defines native Hawaiian broadly
- Kokua Line: Blocking beach parking illegal and inconsiderate
- Kokua Line: Jury out on no-shows
- Kokua Line: Federal 'death tax' real, but only affects wealthy
- Kokua Line: Car owner should not be subject to towing fees
- Kokua Line: Reader wonders about status of sperm bank
- Kokua Line: Match of airline ticket to ID being phased in
- Kokua Line: State keeps a comprehensive list of hurricane-safe refuges
- Kokua Line: Council term-limit law doesn't affect Kobayashi
- Kokua Line: Here's how to get off direct-mail charity lists
- Kokua Line: Motor vehicle services available online, by mail
- Kokua Line: Ex-Aloha workers asked to be patient for aid
