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Extra scrutiny would stall bikeways, advocates say

Cycling enthusiasts are opposing a bill aimed at providing greater public and City Council scrutiny of planned city bikeways, maintaining it would only delay putting in place badly needed bike lanes and other accommodations.

 

Woman who wielded hatchet in Big Isle robbery sentenced

KAILUA-KONA >> A woman who pleaded guilty to a robbery charge after using a hatchet to try to steal a Corvette from a driver on Hawaii island has been sentenced to at least two years in prison.

 

911 Report: Lifeguards rescue boy at Portlock cliff

Man arrested in attempted murder • Tips lead to arrest of alleged robber

 

Newswatch: Tainted basil traced back to Waianae farm

The state Health Department last month halted delivery of Thai basil from a farm in Waianae and ordered crops destroyed after finding unacceptable levels of pesticide residue.

 

Man charged with stealing school’s Project Grad funds

A 45-year-old man has been charged with second-degree theft for allegedly taking money from a private high school’s Project Graduation event.

 

Hawaii’s public schools see a small decrease in enrollment

Enrollment at Hawaii public schools dropped slightly this year to 180,409 students, the state Department of Education said Friday.

 

Judge postpones hearing for Kauai man accused of murder

The prospect of discrepancies tied to the timeline of a fistfight and fatal stabbing has prompted a Kauai District Court judge to extend a preliminary hearing for a 37-year-old man charged with murder.

 

Record-setting trash prompts extension of homeless sweep

There was so much debris and trash left behind in the Kakaako homeless encampment that a special city cleanup crew could not meet Friday’s deadline to clear out the encampment and will have to return Monday.

 

Surfer loses part of his leg in attack off North Shore

A 25-year-old surfer lost his lower left leg in a shark attack Friday morning at a popular North Shore surf break.

 

UH-Arnold deal in works

As the first anniversary of his firing approaches, Gib Arnold could receive the largest settlement ever awarded a former University of Hawaii athletic department employee.

 

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