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Diamond Head Theatre’s clever take on ‘Sister Act’ hits the spot

Broadway has played it safe many times in the last 25 or 30 years, staging shows that come with a built-in audience thanks to their prior success as a movie, television show or comic book. “Sister Act,” Broadway’s version of the hit 1992 movie of the same name, is one of them.

 

Lee Cataluna: Al Minn’s legacy continues with pool renamed for him

Albert Minn sat in the shade while people around him talked about why he’s so special. The 90-year-old wore his trademark pointed beard and a red T-shirt with a logo (depicting him with his trademark pointed beard) framed by the words “Al Minn Invitational.”

 

Fisheries observers unite to remember colleague

As news spread this month of the disappearance of fisheries observer Keith Davis aboard a Panamanian-flagged fishing vessel, many of those most familiar with the life of embedded observers on high-seas fishing expeditions were struck with the same uneasy feeling.

 

Politicians benefited from Hee’s exorbitant spending

Internal Revenue Service auditor Crystal Carey had been poring over boxes of complex, convoluted accounting records for Waimana Enterprises Inc. for months when she asked to see the jewelry.

 

Programs give homeless care the top priority

SAN FRANCISCO >> Ryan Ramirez, 31, had gone three days without cleaning himself when he brushed his teeth and enjoyed a hot shower inside an abandoned city bus that has been converted into a mobile hygiene station for homeless people like him.

 

Sub rebounds, wins esteemed Navy accolade

After its skipper and senior enlisted leader were removed from duty in 2012, the Pearl Harbor attack submarine USS Columbia did a 180-degree course change, improving its operations and conducting a challenging deployment to the western Pacific.

 

Activists, fisheries service face off in federal court over ahi quotas

Environmentalists on Friday asked a federal judge to stop the National Marine Fisheries Service from allowing Hawaii-based fishermen to attribute some of the bigeye tuna they catch to U.S. territories.

 

911 Report: Suspect steals vehicle with girl still inside

Police are looking for a man who stole a vehicle Thursday with a 3-year-old girl inside.

 

Newswatch: Council bill would tighten taxi rules

Bike event registration still open • Longshoremen to clean harbor debris •
Man dies after being found floating in bay; and more

 

Advisories in effect as Niala intensifies southeast of state

As a record season of tropical cyclone activity continues, the National Weather Service issued several advisories Friday in advance of approaching Tropical Storm Niala.

 

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