The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates

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The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates Breaking News / PM Updates articles for Saturday, February 27, 2010

Breaking News
•	Hawaii tsunami warning canceled; no damage seen in Islands
•	Tsunami waves could reach 6 feet
•	Civil Defense says first waves to hit at 11:04
•	Acting mayor urges people to stay off 911
•	1 dead in motorcycle crash; part of H-1 westbound closed
•	Stores seeing influx in customers looking for last-minute supplies
•	Hawaii's state coastal parks to reopen
•	On Maui, a miles-long line of cars heads for high ground
•	Search suspended for missing Maui woman
•	8.8-magnitude earthquake devastates Chile
•	Work to conclude Saturday on Kalihi hillside where boulders fell
•	McCully fire leaves 18 without home
•	Kauai man who sold crystal meth gets 5 years
•	Maui warned of wastewater spills in some areas
•	Hanauma Bay remains closed, all other public beaches reopened
•	Hilo airport re-opened; road to Kahului open
•	Closures and cancellations
•	Hilo has been tsunami magnet
•	Pali Lookout provides view, peace of mind
•	Maui County asks people to avoid flushing
•	Hawaii County officials close inundation area roads
•	Lingle issues emergency proclamation
•	Tesoro issues advisory on gasoline purchases
•	Wave watchers gathering near Wailua River State Park
•	Evacuation buses on duty on Waianae Coast
•	In Waikiki, warnings to visitors on beach
•	Kauai’s automated alert system kicks in
•	North Shore preparing for tsunami
•	Use 911 for emergencies only, police say
•	Motorists jam gas stations in Nanakuli
•	Neighbor Island travelers worried, prepared
•	Mood calm in Pacific Tsunami Warning Center as siren warning issued
•	Lone boater takes preparations at Heeia
•	Readers weigh in on the tsunami warning
•	The emergency supplies you'll need
•	Residents along shorelines told to evacuate in advance of waves
•	Civil defense urges preparation
•	Man thwarts theft at Laie beach
•	Status of sporting events
•	Rainbow Warriors upset Nevada, end nine-game losing streak
•	Rainbows, Oregon set to play baseball doubleheader tomorrow
•	UH volleyball match rescheduled for Monday
•	State wrestling championships postponed until tomorrow
•	Winter Olympics spoiler alert: men's four-man bobsled run
•	Winter Olympics spoiler alert: Bode Miller in Alpine slalom
•	Winter Olympics spoiler alert: country medals, gold medals races
•	NFL: Bills decline to offer contract to Terrell Owens
•	Winter Olympics spoiler alert: Speedskating team pursuit finals
•	Winter Olympics spoiler alert: Snowboarding
•	Winter Olympics spoiler alert: women's 30K cross-country skiing
•	Winter Olympics: Blind skier crushed that he won't race for Canada
•	Winter Olympics: Quake spares family, friends of Chilean athletes
•	CBKB: Ben Hansbrough leads Irish past No. 11 Georgetown
•	CBKB: UConn women win No. 68, stop No. 13 Georgetown 84-62
•	CBKB: No. 19 Tennessee upsets No. 2 Kentucky 74-65
•	NBA: Stern expects Jordan to be approved as owner
•	NFL: Peppers may not be able to earn more than Panthers’ offer
•	MLB: Giants’ closer role is in good hands once again
•	MLB: A leaner Dodgers’ James Loney sets strong tone
•	NFL: Tebow’s new team honing his technique
•	Olympics: Spokesman: Blind skier won’t race for Canada
•	Winter Olympics: Here's the dope: No drug scandals yet in Vancouver
•	UH men's basketball: Cash prizes offered
•	This week's top auto races: NASCAR makes Las Vegas stop
•	On this date: 2006 — Effa Manley is the first woman elected to the baseball Hall of Fame
•	NFL calendar: Draft April 22-24
•	NHL calendar: Olympic break through Feb. 28
•	Low-lying hotels across the state evacuate guests

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