Bishop Street lane closures between Hotel Street, S. King Street, and Merchant Street
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Why McDonald’s Happy Meal hamburgers won’t decompose—the real story behind the story
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U.S. Senate candidate Lloyd Jeffrey Mallan answers your questions
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Honolulu Mayor Peter Carlisle’s inauguration ceremony set for Friday
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North Shore Sustainable Communities Plan sets ‘country’ guidelines, leaves room for some development
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Above: The historic twin-span "Rainbow Bridge" over the Anahulu River. Below: A panoramic view of Haleiwa Hotel, opened by Benjamin Dillingham in 1898, in a photographic print by Melvin Vaniman.
Info briefing for Mokuhano Cluster Development project in Kalama Valley set
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California punkers Preachers That Lie storm Honolulu on Saturday
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Kaimuki Neighborhood Board to discuss saving Queen Liliuokalani School
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Curb and sidewalk work set for Wahiawa this week
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How China’s got us over a barrel on rare earths, the key to iPods and guided missiles
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Rare earths, used in everything from iPhones to guided missiles, are controlled primarily by China, alarming the United States and other western countries. Here, protesters in China burn an iPhone on May 25, 2010.