No lanes will be closed on certain roads over the Christmas and New Year's holidays to allow drivers to reach destinations without delays, the state Transportation Department said. The lane closures stopped as of 3 p.m. yesterday, and none will resume until midnight Jan. 2, the state said. The only exception will be closure of the ZipLane from Dec. 26-30 for annual maintenance work. The annual Pearl Harbor Holiday Lights Tour will be held Dec. 20-23 at Pearl Harbor Naval Station, featuring ships and submarines dressed in holiday lighting. The 25-minute boat tour around the harbor will take visitors near the Battleship Missouri and the USS Arizona Memorial.
Parking is available outside the gate.
Correction A Jan. 11 public hearing on a proposal to ban the feeding of wild animals is at 6 p.m. at the state Capitol. A story in the Dec. 11 Star-Bulletin had an incorrect time. His sentencing before U.S. District Judge Alan C. Kay ended a case that was marred by a mistrial, a change of venue and allegations of jury tampering and intimidation. Saya yesterday admitted to conspiring and attempting to possess with intent to distribute 50 pounds of crystal methamphetamine, or ice. The government had questioned the source of the money since Saya did not have any verifiable employment at the time.