Articles for November 17, 2009

Breaking News
•	Boil-water advisory lifted for Hanalei, Kapaa
•	UH student pepper-sprayed, robbed of phone
•	Molokai group to hold blessing for monk seal
•	Mayor signs pact with 12 unions on rail project
•	Driver accused of killing motorcyclist in Waipahu balks at entering guilty plea
•	Hawaii students support governor's plan to end furloughs
•	Medicaid generosity could cost Hawaii
•	Memorial service at Kaneohe Bay honors 10 'Island Warriors'
•	AIG Hawaii to become Farmers Insurance in January
•	Sailboat aground off Waikiki may be removed tomorrow
•	China to participate in giant Hawaii telescope
•	Scuba diver dies off Big Island
•	Traffic advisory issued for Jehovah Witnesses� Hawaii convention
•	Hawaii Sens. Inouye, Akaka to host celebration of Saint Damien in U.S. Capitol
•	Woman critically injured in Waialua car wreck
•	Waianae collision leads to arrest of woman, girl
•	Woman accused of throwing bicycle in Nuuanu Stream
•	TV anchor Stacy Loe leaving Hawaii News Now
•	No Hawaii tsunami threat after 6.5 earthquake reported in Queen Charlotte Islands
•	King Kalakaua's birth celebrated
•	Hale Koa Hotel ordered to pay attorney fees in discrimination case
•	KGMB9 veteran Stacy Loe to leave broadcast news
•	UH rally falls short, loses 81-75 to Northern Colorado
•	UH Rainbow Wahine, coach Takahara-Dias win opener
•	UH-Wisconsin football game will kickoff 6:30 p.m. Dec. 5
•	Jerry Glanville resigns as Portland State coach
•	UH football: Military to get ticket discount to Navy game Nov. 28
•	Football odds: UH favored over San Jose State by 3
•	MLB: Greinke wins American League Cy Young Award
•	NBA: Magic�s Jameer Nelson to have surgery on left knee, out 4-6 weeks
•	CBKB: Pitt�s Dixon is USA Basketball coach of year
•	NFL: Fewell picked to replace Jauron as Bills coach
•	NFL: RB Johnson agrees to terms with Bengals
•	Cycling: Italian athlete loses Olympic silver for doping
•	Tennis: Injured Roddick pulls out of season-ending event
•	MLB: Sandy Alomar Jr. hired by Indians
•	NFL: Ravens cut struggling kicker Steve Hauschka
•	NFL: Eagles Westbrook to visit concussion specialists
•	NFL: Browns coach sorry about last-second injury
•	NFL: Pennington not sure whether he�ll play again
•	NFL: Browns� Cribbs out of hospital
•	NFL: Chiefs WR Bowe suspended for drug violation
•	CFB: Kansas investigating football coach incident
•	NFL: Vikings coach Childress calls league over roughing call against Edwards
•	NFL: Westbrook faces decision after 2nd concussion in 3 weeks
•	NFL: Bad news Browns are a lost cause
•	MLB: Japan�s Takahashi eyes major leagues
•	Soccer: Ronaldo passes ankle tests, to return soon
•	CBKB: St. Mary�s rolls past San Diego State 80-58
•	Golf: Watson's run brings change to British Open
•	Soccer: FIFA warns Iraq to stop meddling in soccer
•	MLB: Greinke favored to edge Hernandez for AL Cy Young
•	On this date: 1990 � David Klingler of Houston throws an NCAA-record 11 TD passes
•	FHB Foundation gives $10K for Camp Mokuleia lodge renovation
•	Kauai rated Hawaii's best island in poll of Travel + Leisure readers
•	Las Vegas investor seeks board seat at ML Macadamia Orchards
•	Economy to stabilize next year, state forecasters say
•	Loco Boutique to open store in Pacific Beach Hotel
•	Hawaii no longer nation's healthiest state, according to report
•	Costco will stop selling Coke products
•	Book launch for Cruz's 'In the Company of Strangers' tonight
•	Elton John to perform at Blaisdell Arena in January

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Local News
•	Rail tax revenue down 30%
•	Students treated after flu vaccine
•	Mistrial in Ka'ena Point murder case
•	Teacher furlough fix may require change in law
•	Honolulu council urges delay in selecting police chief
•	Hawaii's tourism slump has industry looking to China
•	Hurricane season may leave Isles unscathed
ENVIRONMENT
•	Navy ends work at site of Port Royal grounding
MAUI
•	Pregnant woman, 37, held after massive drug seizure
KAUA'I
•	Elementary school classes resume today, official says
MY COMMUNITIES
•	Police searching for suspects in armed robbery
•	Woman critically injured in Kaukonahua Road accident
•	Unusually large waves are pounding eastern shores
•	Community calendar
•	Police investigate report of robbery by group of teens
•	$21.5M contract for Army's Fort Shafter HQ awarded
OTHER NEWS
•	Sailboat runs aground 100 yards off Waik�k�
•	Marathon sign-ups up slightly so far
•	U.S. senators question TV mergers here, nationwide
•	KITV extends 10 p.m. news 1 hour
•	Obituaries
LEE CATALUNA
•	What changed Lingle's mind?

Sports
•	'Bows finish off Utah St. in four
•	New era tips off today on road
•	SJSU's Tomey plans Hawaii retirement
UH FOOTBALL
•	Warriors' Salas expects to play
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Lahainaluna has many options against 'Aiea
•	State football tournaments
•	Cheerleading
•	Castle-Leilehua tourney set
GOLF
•	Victory doesn't quell expectations for Wie
FOOTBALL
•	Ravens down Browns, 16-0
•	Obscene gesture costs Titans owner $250,000
BASKETBALL
•	Warriors, Bobcats make deal
•	Kentucky's Wall hits game-winner
OTHER SPORTS
•	Vulcans 'back to business'
•	Coghlan, Bailey are MLB's top rookies
ISLE FILE
•	UH's Flemings selected as WAC player of week
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Not even Tomey could rally Spartans

Island Life
•	New moon rises
•	Teach a child duties early on
•	Who should see 'Moon'
PEOPLE
•	Palin calls Johnston's path heartbreaking

Business
•	HMSA's quarterly loss hits $23 million
•	Kaiser reports profit of $100,000
•	Kaka'ako master plan moves forward
TOURISM
•	Trump hotel-condo opens
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Market still on upswing
•	Colorado investor increases his share of ML Macadamia to 38.4%
BUSINESS BRIEFS
•	First Hawaiian names new president

Opinion
•	APEC gives Isles a stellar chance to shine
COMMENTARY
•	Improving our public schools
•	H1N1 reveals limits of strained system
•	Schools, economy