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Rules may hinder pool rebuilding

Honolulu Star-Bulletin By Gordon Y.K. Pang gpang@starbulletin.com The restoration efforts for the Natatorium now have to provide for an electrical pump Gov. Ben Cayetano has signed saltwater pool rules that likely will make it more difficult for the city to restore the pool portion of
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Group calls Natatorium health rules inadequate

Honolulu Star-Bulletin By Gordon Y.K. Pang gpang@starbulletin.com Advisory committee members say their views were ignored Local science and health experts say the state Health Department’s draft rules for saltwater pools such as the controversial Waikiki War Memorial Natatorium
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Obeying law paramount in pursuit of the news

Honolulu Advertiser By Jim Kelly Advertiser Executive Editor When is it acceptable for a journalist to break the law to get a photograph or a story? Our newspaper’s ethics policy is clear. It says simply, “We will obey the law.” Sounds simple. But like most policies,
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Honolulu Journal; Pockmark on Paradise’s Landscape

The New York Times By TODD S. PURDUM (NYT) 973 words HONOLULU, Nov. 6 — It juts into the ocean at the eastern end of Waikiki Beach like some ghostly barge, its concrete arches crumbling, its curving windows broken, its 100-meter saltwater swimming pool stagnant and its 2,500 ble
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Natatorium restoration clears court hurdle

Honolulu Advertiser Dingeman Robbie Staff Advertiser Final By Robbie Dingeman, ADVERTISER CITY HALL WRITER A state judge yesterday cleared the way for renovation to begin next week on the land work associated with the restoration of the Waikiki War Memorial Natatorium. Judge Gary W.B.
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Mayor wants natatorium project done, ALL of it

Honolulu Star-Bulletin By Gordon Y.K. Pang Star-Bulletin Harris tells a Circuit Court hearing that a suit to halt the project is why the city is working the job in pieces Mayor Jeremy Harris wants it clear he still wants full restoration at the Waikiki War Memorial and Natatorium. 
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Harris wants pool restored

Honolulu Advertiser Dingeman Robbie Staff Advertiser Final Mayor testifies legal delays led him to scale back Natatorium project By Robbie Dingeman, ADVERTISER CITY HALL WRITER Honolulu Mayor Jeremy Harris testified in state court yesterday that his goal is to restore the Waikiki War
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Harris to testify for Natatorium

Honolulu Advertiser Dingeman Robbie Staff Advertiser Final Judge rules mayor must answer questions By Robbie Dingeman, ADVERTISER CITY HALL WRITER Mayor Jeremy Harris will take the stand in state court next week to answer questions about his plans to restore the Waikiki War Memorial N
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Natatorium foes subpoena officials

Honolulu Advertiser Mayor Jeremy Harris and seven member of ths Honolulu City Council have been subpoenaed by opponents of the Waikiki Natatorium restoration plan. The Kaimana Beach Coalition also has subpoenaed several city and state department heads to testify at a court hearing beg
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Mayor backstrokes on pool

Honolulu Advertiser Dingeman Robbie Staff Advertiser Final Natatorium plan downscaled to facade, restrooms By Robbie Dingeman, ADVERTISER CAPITOL BUREAU Mayor Jeremy Harris and the City Council backed away from the full reconstruction of the saltwater pool at the Waikiki War Memorial
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