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NYT: Moving day approaches for the Obamas (MSNBC)
Even in a town where the hotels are swamped for the inauguration, it turns out to be easy to get a room if you're the one being inaugurated.
Five ways to find island bargains in 2009 (San Francisco Chronicle)
While the future of the economy may be hard to predict, Hawaii-bound bargain hunters can take advantage of new and existing trends that make Aloha State vacations more affordable — and more appealing than ever. Here are five ways to experience the...
Lanai's la ola solar farm is dedicated (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)
Isle developer Castle & Cooke Inc. formally completed construction of the largest single-site solar farm in the state yesterday, although it has been operational since mid-December. Some facts, from Castle & Cooke and Maui Electric Co.
Sheraton's 'superpool' to open (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)
Oahu's first hotel "superpool" is set to open today, the first in a series of upgrades in the $1 billion redevelopment of the Sheraton hotels in Waikiki.
Power Fully Restored For Oahu Residents Sunday (KITV Honolulu)
The Hawaiian Electric Company says power was fully restored on Oahu on Sunday after an island-wide power outage.
Storm Knocks Out Power to Oahu, Obamas (Washington Post)
HONOLULU, Dec. 27 -- A thunderstorm knocked out power throughout the Hawaiian island of Oahu after sunset Friday, suddenly forcing President-elect Barack Obama and his family to spend the night at their seaside vacation home in the dark as winds swept in from the Pacific Ocean.
Hawaii's paradise, ignored no more (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
Don't dismiss Honolulu as a tacky stopover. The city is the heart of the 50th State.
Hotels step up during blackout (AP via Yahoo! News)
When the lights went out in Hawaii's tourist district, the power generators kicked in.
Say aloha to Hawaii (Toronto Sun)
Q: My husband and I were married in the Caribbean a few years ago and we're thinking about spending our anniversary in the South Pacific or Hawaii. Do you think we should fly this far or should we just stick to the Caribbean?
Obama bringing renewed interest to Hawaii (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)
Voters are hoping that President-elect Barack Obama will bring change to the United States.
