Below are the last 10 Midweek coverstories
Hawaii’s 10 Most Wanted 2010: To Catch An Identity Thief
Wednesday - February 03, 2010
By Don Chapman
Forgery, scams and identity theft seem to be a growing problem, as the crimes of these fugitives show
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Take A Deep Breath And ... Sing!
Wednesday - January 27, 2010
By Alana Folen
Back home after a long career with Disney Entertainment, Marian Morrison directs The Breathe Concert on Saturday at Hawaii Theatre
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Why We Dig Raeceen
Wednesday - January 20, 2010
By Steve Murray
Raeceen Woolford, who did a lot of digging of volleyballs as a UH Wahine libero, today wears the crown of Miss Hawaii.
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a conversation with the cos
Wednesday - January 12, 2010
By Steve Murray
He’s known as ‘America’s favorite father,’ and in recent years as a sharp social commentator, but Bill Cosby’s only goal for his two Friday shows is to make you ‘laugh, laugh, laugh’
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They Call Him Master
Wednesday - January 06, 2010
By Yu Shing Ting
Grand Master Hong uses a variety of disciplines as a healer, including with a long list of celebrity clients. The part-time Windward Oahu resident offers a free workshop Jan. 9
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Go, CoCo, Go!
Wednesday - December 30, 2009
By Yu Shing Ting
Following in the wakes of her legendary father and uncle, Coco Ho, 18, picks up a win in her first year on the pro tour and looks for bigger things in 2010
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Living The Generous Life
Wednesday - December 23, 2009
By Steve Murray
The family of Joshua and Erika Caldwell, seen here with children (from left) Kory, Ciara and Alora, is named national Navy Family of the Year for its generous volunteer work with Hawaii’s homeless.
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Fighting
Wednesday - December 16, 2009
By Steve Murray
Spies, Terrorists, Drugs, Human Trafficking, Financial Fraud, Cyber-crime and Organized Crime in the Pacific.
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Morgan & Me
Wednesday - December 09, 2009
By Yu Shing Ting
As she has since 2002, Cathie Valdovino of Manoa serves as Morgan Freeman’s personal costumer for the new film, in which he plays Nelson Mandela . “This is the best job I ever had in my life,” says Valdovino, 57, who is of Filipino-Scot-Dutch-Cherokee ancestry.
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To Save The Tower
Wednesday - December 02, 2009
By Steve Murray
That’s what former aviators Ken DeHoff and Scotty Scott of the Pacific Aviation Museum are trying to do with the historic Ford Island air field control tower. A fundraiser happens there Thursday
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