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Hilo, Hawaii News, Sports, & Information Friday, September 3, 2010




Army: Big Island wildfire is 80 percent contained

POHAKULOA TRAINING AREA, Hawaii (AP) — The Army reports a Big Island wildfire that started last month along Saddle Road near the Pohakuloa Training Area is 80 percent contained.Officials at U.S. Army Garrison, H. . . More>>>

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  • Earl sideswipes NC, takes aim at New England

    CHATHAM, Mass. (AP) -- A weakening Hurricane Earl swiped past North Carolina on Friday on its way to New England, where officials warned residents that it still packed dangerous winds that could topple trees or damage the area's picturesque gray-shingled cottages.

    Earl dropped to a Category 1 storm - down from a powerful Category 4 a day earlier - with sustained winds of 80 mph. The storm could weaken to a tropical storm by the time it passes about 50 to 75 miles southeast of Nantucket on Friday night, said National Hurricane Center Director Bill Read. More>>



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