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Perseverance, trust help bring success to Blue Angels pilot

Blue Angels pilot Lt. Matt Suyderhoud told Maryknoll School students Tuesday that fighting through discomfort and setting daily goals helped him find success as he prepared for his upcoming performance — his first in the islands — with the Navy’s F/A-18 Hornet jet group in Kaneohe this weekend.

 

Chief affirms China sea stance

New Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson said that if international law allows freedom of navigation near China’s man-made islands in the South China Sea, then it should come as no surprise that the United States would exercise that right.

 

PUC reduces credit rate for new solar customers

If you don’t have solar now and are not in line to get it, the cost for switching just went up.

That was the ruling Tuesday from the state Public Utilities Commission, which decided to reduce the credit that new rooftop solar owners on Oahu, the Big Island and in Maui County will receive for the excess energy their photovoltaic systems send to the grid.

 

Religious sign at Marine base is staying put

A “God bless the military” sign is staying up at the Marine base in Kaneohe, despite cries from a religious freedom group that the message is unconstitutional.

 

Incidental Lives: Couple inspires hundreds to stay healthy as they age

It’s a cool, quiet Thursday afternoon at the Honpa Hongwanji in Nuuanu and a determined group of about 25 regulars are bending, thumping and flexing along to the spirited exhortations of exercise leader Sue Yajima.

 

911 Report: Gas leak closes part of road in Waikiki

Part of Kalia Road, near the Hilton Hawaiian Village, was expected to remain closed Monday night due to a gas leak.

 

Newswatch: UH among most ethnically diverse schools

Sirens to be tested at several Oahu sites • Kailua-Kona toddler struck by SUV dies • Big Isle officials seek to identify drowning victim

 

Kokua Line: Woman from Japan wishes to find old friend from Oahu

Question: My wife and I were in Japan in May and Ikuko Matsui was our volunteer guide in Osaka. She chose us because we were from Hawaii. She showed me this photo and asked if I knew who the woman was on the right.

 

More rainy days possible as storm systems persist

A weak front bringing more showers is expected to arrive today on Kauai and spread to the remainder of the state through tonight or by Thursday, the National Weather Service forecasts.

 

Kapolei man indicted for child porn

A Kapolei man is facing state charges for allegedly possessing and disseminating child pornography.

 

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