Articles for July 28, 2008

Breaking News
•	Stinging jellyfish a problem at Hanauma Bay, Waikiki
•	Paia beach project meeting Wednesday
•	Pet extortion suspect arrested in Nanakuli
•	Laie man accused of Waikiki purse theft
•	Rare stranded beaked whale dies on Molokai
•	Diamond Head, Manoa Valley theaters dominate Pookela Awards
•	Ships returning to Pearl Harbor as Rimpac ends
•	Sewage spill reported at Sand Island Bridge
•	OCCC inmate escapes while on supervised release
•	Interns helping Kauai County set up computers
•	PETA pressures military to stop using animals for trauma training
•	Junior lifeguard championships on Saturday
•	Former investigator in prosecutor's office pleads guilty
•	3 Maui County schools cited for fire safety violations
•	Hana Village Marketplace left incomplete
•	Special-ed assistant pleads guilty to sex assault
•	Obama camp confirms plan for Aug. 12 event in Hawaii
•	Minister accused of molesting pleads not guilty
•	Fumes scare briefly closes part of Kawaihae Harbor
•	$2.6 million released for Kalanianaole Highway work
•	Small craft advisory issued for all channels
•	Showers likely today
•	Rapid response team meets with laid off Maui workers
•	Catfish fishing applications accepted starting today
•	Bone tested and found to be ancient
•	Big Island firefighters checking hotspots in brushfire
•	Hunt continues for escaped OCCC inmate
•	Pair of HYCF escapees captured
•	2 Waikiki purse-snatchers arrested
•	Waipio man being held for feds
•	Big Island pedestrian critically injured
•	Medical examiner studying bone found in Waikiki
•	Kapolei's Corpuz, 10, wins international golf title
•	Injured gymnast Paul Hamm not going to Beijing
•	Rainbow Wahine volleyball picked to win 13th WAC title
•	Ex-UH and 49er receiver Ashley Lelie out with calf injury
•	Tennis: Top seeds win at Kailua Men's Night Doubles
•	Baseball: Dragons cut player whose hard slide preceded brawl
•	Baseball: Posada to have season-ending shoulder surgery
•	Olympics: Reserves competing for minutes with U.S. men's hoops team
•	Baseball: Cubs top Brewers, 6-4
•	NBA: Timberwolves, F Gomes agree on 5-year deal
•	NBA: Vujacic signs three-year contract with Lakers
•	NBA: Pistons agree to deal with former No. 1 pick Brown
•	NBA: Nuggets get Balkman from Knicks
•	NBA: Free agent Ricky Davis signs with Clippers
•	NFL: Colts stadium flooding adds $5.6M to cost
•	NBA: Timberwolves, F Ryan Gomes agree on 5-year deal
•	NFL: Rams end breaks finger in drill
•	Baseball: Cubs say closer Kerry Wood not close to returning
•	NFL: RB Grant sits out as Pack works on deal
•	NFL: Titans All-Pro kicker Bironas strains groin
•	NFL: Preseason schedule
•	Olympics: Beijing cites numerous threats
•	NFL: Giants T Shane Olivea was addicted to painkillers
•	Golf: Norman turns down exemption to PGA Championship
•	CBKB: Indiana guard Crawford transfers to Xavier
•	Gymnastics: Bhavsar gets Hamm's spot on Olympic team
•	Baseball: Braves put Jones, Hudson on DL; demote Reyes
•	NFL: Chad Johnson sits out; Odom hurt at Bengals camp
•	Auto racing: No more stops in Music City for IRL drivers
•	NBA: Disgraced ref described as compulsive gambler
•	Golf: Chris Wood turns pro following British Open success
•	Golf: PGA Tour FedExCup Leaders
•	NFL League won't discipline Marshawn Lynch in hit-and-run
•	Olympics: 2 dead birds found at Hong Kong equestrian site
•	NFL: Ex-Raider Sims’ getting used to wearing 49ers red
•	NFL: Vikes' McKinnie learns new tricks from newcomer Allen
•	NFL: Offseason spending spree has Vikings thinking big
•	NFL: Green Bay won’t move on until Brett Favre does
•	Olympics: New-look Wade’s behind the scenes look at team
•	Olympics: Events in Beijing all sold out
•	Olympics: Confident US arrives in China; James practices
•	Olympics: Japan holds ceremony for Beijing-bound athletes
•	Tennis: Szavay, Pin advance at Nordic Light Open
•	Tennis: Robredo opens Cincinnati Masters with win
•	Tennis: Bartoli overcomes sore leg, wins Rogers Cup opener
•	On the air Monday: Red Sox-Angels, Giants-Dodgers
•	On the air Tuesday: Red Sox-Angels, Giants-Dodgers
•	Honolulu-based Sopogy wins national award
•	Maui Land & Pine to close on $40 million in new financing
•	Bank of Hawaii profts up 1.2% in April-June quarter
•	Stocks retreat today
•	Interfaith group to hear discussion of gay marriage
•	Merwin, Kingston to appear at Maui reading
•	Actor Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa pleads guilty to harassment
•	State has balanced, ‘moderate’ Sacred Falls plan

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Local News
•	Most in Honolulu say they won't use rail regularly, poll shows
•	Military in Isles an unknown factor in presidential election
•	Isle parish plans $3 million church for Father Damien
•	Classes pave way to a new career
•	Rimpac troops seize beach in maneuvers at Bellows
•	Summer school under the big top
•	Battle looms over Koa Ridge
•	Special Olympics is short $50,000
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Mine-resistant vehicles vulnerable to rollovers
•	Veterans Affairs can expand advertising
•	Vets seek help adjusting to college life
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Meetings will seek input on improving aid to kids
•	Elementary school will promote healthful lunch
•	Waipahu District Park gym to reopen today
•	Roadwork closing some H-1 eastbound lanes
•	Maui County Fair Parade applications available
•	Police boost enforcement of DUI, speeding laws
•	Training for volunteers at hospice starts Aug. 20
OTHER NEWS
•	Community Calendar
•	Obituaries
WILLIAM COLE
•	Lawsuit in crash of copter in Iraq to claim negligence
NEIGHBORS IN NEED
•	Classes pave way to a new career

Sports
•	Mitchell blows away Moloka'i-Oahu field
•	Stanley helps U.S. win first World League title
•	Victorino homers in Phillies' 12-10 victory
OLYMPICS
•	May-Treanor, Walsh win again
GOLF
•	Reavie breaks through for first PGA victory
FOOTBALL
•	Bears shell out big for Hester
BASEBALL
•	Gossage at long last enters Hall of Fame
ISLE FILE
•	Hawaii Babe Ruth team wins opener
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	Rival co-stars return to CW's '90210'
•	For the Record

Island Life
•	Sustainable living is a family affair
•	Pain at the pump could be beneficial
•	Dots or stripes? Now, kids can choose both
MOVIES
•	For TV film criticism, it's the end of an era
TELEVISION
•	Local show looks for Japan's best
TV/FILM NOTES
•	Rival co-stars return to CW's '90210'
GREEN
•	Save the planet
•	Environment calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	TGI Monday

Business
•	Kama'aina deals grow as hotels feel the pinch
•	Aircraft likely to launch new space race
•	New disability rules concern advocates, business owners
TOURISM
•	Review local restaurants, hotels for Zagat
•	Honolulu remains among top tourism cities in U.S.
OTHER BUSINESS
•	State troopers struggling with soaring gas costs
•	Hawaii Data Report | Visitors to Big Island
•	Avalanche-prone park area to stay open
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	iPhone demand, buying process burden Apple
•	Restaurant opens at Market City
•	Coming Events

Opinion
•	State must move fast to clear ag import backlog
COMMENTARY
•	No time for delays; move ahead on rail
•	Monsters and moral hypocrites of our age
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
MOVIES
•	For TV film criticism, it's the end of an era
TELEVISION
•	Local show looks for Japan's best
TV/FILM NOTES
•	Rival co-stars return to CW's '90210'
•	TGI Monday