Articles for March 28, 2010

Breaking News
•	More than 200 remember Cec Heftel at 'celebration of life' event
•	Chinatown residents gather to oppose planned housing project
•	Thousands turn out for chance at role in Maui flick
•	Park extends deadline for Volcano House bidders
•	Longtime head of Maui Visitor Industry and Training Center retires
•	Cockfighting not cultural activity, animal rights groups say
•	Waikiki fight leads to assault
•	Hikers rescued from Hanakapiai on Kauai
•	HFD finds no missing hikers, calls off search
•	HFD responds to small brush fire in Kahana Valley
•	Cherry Blossom Festival crowns new queen
•	Rescue crews suspend search for missing hikers in Makaha
•	Army issues convoy advisory for Big Island
•	Amid budget crunch, Hawaii County spends $400K for new furniture
•	Missile range gets new runway thanks to stimulus money
•	Baseball 'Bows hold off Cal State Fullerton, 10-7
•	NCAA basketball tournament scores, schedules
•	Kamehameha alum Dane Sardinha assigned to Phillies' minor league camp
•	NCAA hoops: Duke, Coach K back in Final Four
•	NCAA hoops: Michigan State returns to Final Four — again
•	NCAA women: Oklahoma beats 2nd-seeded Notre Dame 77-72 in OT
•	NCAA women: Ward helps Florida State beat Mississippi State
•	Obituary: Burgess remembered as great judge, Gonzaga star
•	CBKB: Iona's Willard hired by Seton Hall
•	Auto racing: Rain pushes IRL race back to Monday
•	NCAA women's basketball scores, schedule
•	Tennis: Nadal beats Nalbandian at Key Biscayne
•	Auto racing: Rain postpones NASCAR's Martinsville race
•	Cycling: Armstrong vs. Contador will have to wait
•	CBKB: Iowa lures McCaffery away from Siena
•	NCAA women: Moore scores 25 to lead UConn to 75th straight win
•	Auto racing: McLaren's Button wins Australian F1 Grand Prix
•	Boxing: Gamboa retains WBA featherweight title
•	Study: Yankees players highest-paid in world sport
•	NCAA hoops: Final Four finally gives Butler reason to party

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Local News
•	Stakes high as testing begins
•	6,000 compete for 175 jobs
•	Family's agonizing search goes on
•	Hawaii County forks out $400K for new furniture
STATE GOVERNMENT
•	Lieutenant governor candidates air ideas
MILITARY AFFAIRS
•	Big Isle veterans home survives — and thrives
•	On school supply maneuvers
•	Shipyard's commander deserved promotion
•	N. Korea faces likelihood of widespread upheaval
OTHER NEWS
•	3-school alliance tops in robotics
•	Hawaii’s shortage of doctors may double or triple over next decade
•	For families, festival's a keeper
HAWAI'I BRIEFS
•	Mid-Pacific Country Club blesses new project
•	Ex-principal named to key HSTA post
•	Obituaries
KUPUNA STORIES
•	Research essential in finding quality care facility
•	Dual agencies leave loopholes, confusion
•	Care-home failures can be devastating
•	Snapshot cases: Day 1
LEE CATALUNA
•	Family's agonizing search goes on

Sports
•	Springing forward
•	Rising power brokers boost Hawaii's future
•	Wie six back of Seo in Kia Classic
UH WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
•	Warriors sweep No. 2 Waves
UH BASEBALL
•	Fullerton roughs up 'Bows, 13-6
UH FOOTBALL
•	Springing forward
UH SOFTBALL
•	UH sweeps 3-game series from SJSU to open WAC
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
•	Mid-Pacific's rally stuns Punahou, 13-12
•	Roosevelt sweeps Kailua in softball doubleheader
•	Leilehua sweeps pair in OIA Red
GOLF
•	Fujikawa finishes tied for 25th
•	Els works for two in row after taking Palmer lead
MARTIAL ARTS
•	St. Pierre decisions Hardy to keep welterweight title
BASKETBALL
•	West Virginia topples Kentucky for East title
•	Baylor ousts top seed Vols
•	Butler did it — tops K-State in West final
•	Utah hands Wizards 15th consecutive loss
BASEBALL
•	Lee has experimental injection
TENNIS
•	Fish catches faltering Murray
OTHER SPORTS
•	Asada skates around Kim for world crown
ISLE FILE
•	HPU softball takes two at Mizuno tourney
•	On the Air
•	For the Record
FERD LEWIS
•	Rising power brokers boost Hawaii's future

Island Life
•	Gypsy jazz still swings in Hulaville
•	From the HIP
•	'Waking Sleeping Beauty'
•	Making sausage sounds more fun
PARENTING
•	Absorption into motherhood a common trouble to marriages
PETS
•	Poki's safe, thanks to kind mystery couple
•	Adoptables
PEOPLE
•	'Twilight' star shines at Kids' Choice
BOOKS
•	Hawaii's best-sellers
•	Lit Beat
ART
•	Art calendar
OTHER LIFESTYLE
•	We're conditioned to be fair, study finds
FAMILY MATTERS
•	Family has to update at broadband speeds
•	TGI Sunday
•	Births
•	Tryouts calendar
WAYNE HARADA
•	James Taylor, Damon Wayans dine at Roy's Waikiki

Business
•	Big Isle turbines to tower 156 feet
•	Big Brother has help in watching all of us
•	Smart phone market at stake for Google in China
CONSUMER
•	Simply Ono expands its delicious empire
OTHER BUSINESS
•	Hawaii market for investments not huge, but opportunities exist
•	You think your phone is smart? Just wait
•	'Strategic default' growing in popularity — but it's risky
•	Banks back off public trough
ROBBIE DINGEMAN
•	Simply Ono expands its delicious empire

Opinion
•	Audit raises legitimate management issues
COMMENTARY
•	Housing project wrong for Chinatown
•	Put Hawaii on the digital map
•	Sweeping change for America
•	Here's a toast to our hroth and happiness
•	Disappearing ink
AFTER DEADLINE
•	Lots of voices but a lot less news
•	Both sides

Entertainment/TGIF
•	TGI Sunday

Travel
•	Himalayan sisterhood
•	Beware data downloads if you take your iPhone across the Atlantic
•	Holoholo
•	Family history buffs heading to Utah
•	Travel Almanac
ANTHONY CURTIS
•	Cosmopolitan tweaks name