Articles for November 28, 2008

Breaking News
•	Search under way for possible missing surfer
•	Woman critically hurt at Kauai’s Kipu Falls
•	Black Friday madness kicks off across Hawaii
•	Lingle to miss governors' meeting with Obama
•	Monster surf expected to arrive tonight
•	Hawaii ‘ama‘ama fishing season ends Monday
•	Former investigator sentenced in theft, computer crimes
•	FBI agents ordered to India to investigate attacks
•	Obama’s donation to his campaign? Zip
•	Keiki Swap Meet set for this Saturday
•	Hawaiian Electric offers holiday safety tips
•	Windward City Lights celebration set for Sunday
•	World AIDS Day events planned in Hawaii
•	Meeting set on Kilauea River debris removal
•	Free bus service offered to Kauai County workers
•	Weather: Sunny, but hazy, conditions today
•	Leilehua, Punahou reach state football title game
•	State football scoreboard: final
•	Rainbow Wahine sweep Cal Poly in regular-season finale
•	CFB: Late TD rallies Pitt past W.Va.; UH-foe Cincy Big East champs
•	Victorino at youth baseball camps on Oahu, Kauai
•	Fundraiser involving Colt Brennan set for Feb. 3
•	Triple Crown of Surfing on today; larger waves expected
•	San Diego State tops Rainbow Wahine in basketball
•	No. 9 Boise State routs Fresno, 61-10
•	CBKB: No. 5 Stanford women hold off No. 19 Purdue
•	CFB: No. 16 Cincinnati, UH's Dec. 6 foe, can savor title vs Syracuse
•	CFB: Lopsided Egg Bowl as No. 25 Mississippi hammers Miss. St. 45-0
•	NBA: Dwyane Wade scores 43 points in Heat victory over Suns
•	NFL: Dolphins’ Porter and Smiley are fined
•	NFL: Jaguars WR misses practice after friend killed
•	CFB: Arkansas rallies to edge LSU 31-30 on last-minute TD
•	NBA: Iverson sorry for missing Thanksgiving practice
•	NFL: Burress to miss Giants game against Washington
•	NFL: Royal, Greer won’t play Sunday for Buffalo
•	CFB: UTEP not bowl eligible as Simmons, Pirates roll in 53-21 win
•	CFB: Eastern Mich. QB sets NCAA record in upset of CMU
•	NFL: Gamble signs 6-year extension with Panthers
•	NFL: MRI tests negative for Cowboys’ Ware and Barber
•	Tennessee, ex-Raider coach Kiffin reach tentative deal
•	NBA: Marbury suspended, docked about $400,000 by Knicks
•	CFB: High-stakes game for UCLA vs. Arizona State for bowl eligibility
•	NFL: Eagles G Jean-Gilles to have season-ending surgery
•	CFB: Longhorns do their part, so now they wait
•	NFL: Tony Romo has magic on and splint nearly off
•	CFB: No. 17 Beavers find running success with Jacquizz's older brother
•	NFL: Browns’ QB Quinn still pondering surgery
•	MLB: Red Sox hire Tim Bogar as first base coach
•	Skating: Japan's Asada takes lead after short program
•	NFL: West still winless in Eastern time zone as Cardinals carved up by Eagles
•	Golf: Tim Clark takes lead at Aussie Masters; Daly misses cut
•	Golf: Sorenstam falls, Lexus Cup tied at 3
•	Golf: Spain moves into 4-shot lead at World Cup
•	UH: Alumni discounts for Friday's volleyball, Cincy football games
•	UH: Women's volleyball team photos for first 3,000 Friday
•	UH: Redeem ticket stubs for Big City Diner discount
•	UH football: Think green, save green for WSU game
•	UH football: Fans asked to coordinate colors against Cincinnati
•	Mesa may win rights to Aloha Airlines name for re-branding in settlement
•	Hawaii average gas price down to $2.77 a gallon
•	Contract awarded to provide ground services for go! airlines
•	Hawaii stocks mixed as Wall Street posts another gain
•	Lockheed Martin wins military contract in Hawaii
•	Charter airline that serves Hawaii to lease sixth Boeing 767
•	(RED)WIRE listening party Monday at W hotel benefits AIDS fight
•	Labyrinth expert to give lecture, workshops at St. Andrew's
•	Ram Dass, Krishna Das to be at Big Island retreat
•	"All For Melissa" filmmakers launch contest, sign DVDs today
•	W hotel Waikiki hosts (RED)WIRE listening party Monday
•	E-mail notices deserve support by taxpayers

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Local News
•	Struggling families get boost
•	Leeward tent cities are mostly gone
•	Lead in paint made life tough on all
•	CEO with Hawaii ties witnessed terror attack on India hotel
•	Stimulus may create Hawaii jobs
•	Hawaii retailers worry on big day
•	'New, horrific milestone'
FIRE
•	Friday fire started by tiki torch damaged two homes
MAUI
•	Maui tourney extra welcome this year
•	St. Theresa Church gets $2,500 to help feed needy
•	Hale Makua adding on health-service program
KAUA'I
•	Inauguration set for new Kauai mayor, prosecutor
•	City engineer awarded by Water Works group
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Nonprofits to talk about economy at coffee hour
•	Alu Like holding first annual literacy fair today
OTHER NEWS
•	Time out for some thanks, joy
•	Community calendar
•	Need for free Thanksgiving food up; supply down
•	Grants
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	Pals teach swimmers about life
ADVERTISER CHRISTMAS FUND
•	Lead in paint made life tough on all

Sports
•	Old rivals facing off once again
•	Wounded Warriors may not play
•	Brace yourself, as fun and games are coming to end
UH FOOTBALL
•	Wounded Warriors may not play
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Old rivals facing off once again
•	State Football Tournaments
•	Prep schedule
•	Games on TV
RECREATION
•	Full moon yoga ‘special, spiritual’
•	Coco Ho counseled on sportsmanship
•	Great Aloha Run clinics set to start in December
•	HPU tennis coach Pampulov honored
•	Gymnasts earn team berths
•	Sports calendar
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Pac-10 always welcome

Island Life
•	Our 13th annual roundup of affordable, local finds
•	New improv theater already a big 'ohana
•	Greenscapers foster well-being on Kauai
MUSIC
•	Béla Fleck, banjoist without boundaries
•	A melancholy new sound from Kanye
•	Billboard hits
MOVIES
•	Isle-made movie 'Melissa' on DVD
•	Will Smith, as Hancock, is back, as super as ever
•	Star studied up for role in 'Twilight'
•	Australian cinema all aglow
•	One for kiddies, one for teenagers
•	Screening room
TELEVISION
•	Isle ties at Blue Dragon Awards
VIDEO GAMES
•	My view: 'Soul Calibur IV'
FASHION
•	Exotic arts, clothes sale at Academy
HOME AND GARDEN
•	Greenscapers foster well-being on Kauai
•	Home and garden calendar
•	Tube Notes
•	What's Up!
•	Buzzing about...
•	Ongoing events
•	Neighbor Islands
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Kalapana, guests update classics for new generation

Business
•	Rain was a godsend, but state still parched
•	Post-foreclosure cleaning up becomes a booming industry
•	Growers see merry season for Maui trees
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Company aims to help you get organized while staying green
•	Hawaii Real Estate Report
•	Hawaii Data Report | Bankruptcies
•	GM wants to trim German labor costs, but not jobs
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	SBA offers seminars next month

Opinion
•	On Black Friday, shop with that holiday spirit
COMMENTARY
•	U.S. economy now politically driven
•	Costs lower, but world food crisis not over
•	Letters to the Editor

Entertainment/TGIF
•	Of Muppets and men
•	On the hunt for the ever-elusive pastele
•	A little farce for the holidays
NIGHTLIFE
•	After Hours: Nightspotting
MOVIES
•	Isle-made movie 'Melissa' on DVD
•	Will Smith, as Hancock, is back, as super as ever
•	Star studied up for role in 'Twilight'
•	Australian cinema all aglow
•	One for kiddies, one for teenagers
•	Screening room
TELEVISION
•	Isle ties at Blue Dragon Awards
MUSIC
•	Béla Fleck, banjoist without boundaries
•	A melancholy new sound from Kanye
•	Billboard hits
ISLAND SOUNDS
•	Kalapana, guests update classics for new generation
DINING
•	Jinroku offers you fun, Tokyo-style
VIDEO GAMES
•	My view: 'Soul Calibur IV'
•	What's Up!
•	Buzzing about...
•	Ongoing events
•	Neighbor Islands