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When stroke symptoms are present FAST action is critical

State Rep. Chris Lee regularly runs up Koko Head, goes hiking and hits the beach — a routine that has helped make him one of the most physically fit legislators at the state Capitol.

 

Big solar backlog remains for HECO

Hawaiian Electric Co. has given the green light to nearly 10,000 rooftop solar systems on Oahu this year, and still the rush of applicants outpaces what the utility can approve.

 

Ocean Watch: Writer none the worse after close encounter with moray

To people who fear moray eels: don’t. Unless you accidentally place a hand or foot right in a moray’s mouth, it will nearly always back off. Now I have photographic proof.

 

flASHback: No sharing, no caring with sewage, ethics on the line

It’s the last Sunday in September and time to “flASHback” on the month’s news that amused and confused.

 

Vital Statistics

Each Sunday, the Honolulu Star-Advertiser publishes Oahu vital statistics for marriage licenses and birth certificates filed with the state Department of Health’s Vital Statistics System.

 

Skywatch: Early risers will get to see 4 planets dance with moon

The most striking planet event of October is the beautiful gathering of Venus, Mars and Jupiter in the eastern sky in the two hours before dawn. October begins with Venus, Mars and Jupiter strung out like beads in the eastern sky.

 

911 Report: Firefighters aid Waimano Trail hikers

Kauai police looking into man’s death • Suspect charged in gunpoint robbery • Police say driver crashed on purpose

 

Newswatch: Crews search for fisherman swept out to sea near Puna

Coast Guard and Hawaii County Fire Department personnel conducted an extensive search on Saturday for a 51-year-old man who was swept out to sea while fishing near Kaloli Point in Puna.

 

Pellet-gun shootings may be related

A Pearl City family’s dogs were the apparent targets of what appeared to be a random pellet-gun shooting in their front lawn Tuesday, minutes after a similar shooting of a 13-year-old Highlands Intermediate School student at a bus stop in front of the school.

 

High winds, rain will remain as Niala moves farther away

Tropical Storm Niala turned west and away from the islands on Saturday, but high winds and locally heavy rains will persist through Monday, according to the National Weather Service.

 

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