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Samuel Craddock, Jarrett Creek’s temporary Chief of Police, is back on the case in “A Deadly Affair at Bobtail Ridge.” This time, the crime hits close to home when the secrets of Jenny Sandstone, the …
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Are the emails offering you ways to boost your brain power for real? Or, are they nothing more than BS?Let’s take a close look at a couple of the ones I received this week. The first one had the …
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Two weeks ago, we started a tour of the Liliuokalani Garden in Hilo thanks to Hawaii author Kay Hadashi. This week, we'll finish that tour of the gardens, which are now someplace I have to see in the …
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New York Times bestseller Andrew Gross quips that the most “thrillery” thing in his life is what to make for dinner. But, in this interview about his latest release, “One Mile Under,” Gross described …
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Cotton Malone, a contract agent of Magellan Billet, is in Venice on temporary assignment to covertly observe a $20 million financial transaction destined for North Korea . . . until it goes wrong. …
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Email inboxes are receiving a barrage of mail encouraging consumers to monitor their credit. The emails may offer a link to one of the three credit bureaus: Experian, Equifax, or TransUnion. The fact …
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The forecast here on Kauai is for three days of rain—well, maybe seven. Like everything else, the weather works on island time, so it only seems fitting to show photos from Thursday morning’s walk along the shore in Kapaa because…
