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January 2007 Vol. XLII No. 7
How is the Mayor Doing?
It’s been two years since Mufi Hannemann took over Honolulu Hale. Is he city any better off today?
By Ronna Bolante
The 2007 Sour Poi Awards
The best of the worst of 2006—absurdities, follies and foibles.
By Michael Keany
The Hale ‘Aina Awards
You ate, you voted—now aren’t you curious which restaurants won the 23rd Annual Hale ‘Aina Awards?
Calabash
A new boxing studio comes to Mänoa.
Del Monte has announced the end of its pineapple production in Hawai‘i. What ill happen to the plantation workers?
Environment: Six ways you can help save the planet this New Year.
Books: Thrifty eats on Maui, and new humor from Charles Memminger.
As First Friday grows, a lack of public restrooms strains downtown.
Arts: Meet O‘ahu’s new repertory company.
A look at community land trusts
What is the Board of Education hiding?
Q&A: Micah Kane, head of the Deptartment of Hawaiian Homelands
Full Circle
After growing up surrounded by poverty, Lawrence Tseu, DDS, made it to the top of his industry. Now he’s doing
all he can to help those around him.
Pseudo Relief
Buying cold medicine? Don’t act so suspicious! |
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February 2007
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Februrary 2007 Vol. XLIII No. 7
The Business of Love
Meet five of our Islands’ love experts.
By Joan Conrow
Best Dentists
HONOLULU Magazine surveyed 800 Island dentists to find out who they think are the best and brightest in Hawai‘i.
By A. Kam Napier, Lori Anne Tomonari and Kathryn Drury Wagner
Zen on the Ridge
Having found the perfect Hawai‘i Loa Ridge spot for their retirement home, a Chicago couple embraces a low-key, Japanese aesthetic. The result: open, yet private, living.
By Michael Keany
Calabash
Take our buildings quiz
Humpback whales, plus a review of Everybody Loves Bob Marley
Pro bowl stats and a visit to a new ‘awa bar
An art exhibit focuses on memory, plus, Bumbye Hawai‘i
Try these new women’s boutiques
An update on the city’s homeless
Inside the locations of Lost
Q&A: Planned Parenthood’s Ann Rahall
Making a Difference
Good Samaritans
Local dentists have banded together to help Hawai‘i’s underserved communities achieve better oral health.
Food
The Taste Is Back
Sichuan peppercorns are again on store shelves and ready to be experimented with.
Dining
Old Friends, Good Wine
Valentine’s Day is back. Time to write on something romantic. What could be more romantic than wine bars?
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March 2007
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March 2007 Vol. XLIII No. 9
Our City on Rails
After decades of false starts, Honolulu is closer than it’s ever been to a mass-transit rail system. So what’s next? What’s this thing going to look like? And will it work?
By Michael Keany
A Great Day Out
Photographer Sergio Goes took his camera around O‘ahu and found people and places that remind us all why we love living in Hawai‘i.
By Danny Simon
Best of Honolulu
It’s that time of year again. We’ve scoured the island, grilled the experts and enlisted your help to bring you the best “Best of Honolulu” ever.
By Ronna Bolante, Michael Keany, Kathryn Drury Wagner and Lori Anne Tomonari
Calabash
7 Things to do in March
Tattoo artist Tricia Allen; and two new CDs
The Return to Romance Music Festival, and Rabat, our new sister city.
Asians also affected by diabetes
Our town: Beachwalk’s makeover
Two sides face off on the Akaka Bill
Environment: Bats
Lotus Soundbar, plus a new book on Eddie Sherman
Hawai‘i’s best salad dressings. And, fly-fishing store Nervous Water
Bishop Street Lament
Field Guide: Kähala
Making a Difference
Common Ground
Two groups of Hawai‘i’s young professionals come together to help change the worlds of surfing and advertising.
Dining
Lucky You Eat Hawai‘i
If you had to list all your favorite Hawai‘i foods, what would they be?
By John Heckathorn
ON THE COVER: Daniel Dae Kim, who was voted “Hottest Hottie” by HONOLULU Magazine readers in our “Best of” poll. Photographed by Mark Arbeit. |
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April 2007
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April 2007 Vol. XLIII No. 10
The Day the Trees Cried
This short story is an exclusive excerpt of new fiction from one of Hawai‘i’s best-known novelists.
By Lois-Ann Yamanaka
Hawai‘i by Design
From signature stores to sophisticated hotels to ancient tattoo techniques, design is everywhere in Hawai‘i, challenging who we think we are.
By Michael Keany
Advancing Architecture
In Hawai‘i architecture, new is good—whether it’s tapping the next generation of architects for fresh design ideas or figuring out a way to build houses before they ever get to the construction site.
By Michael Keany
Designed for Living
Good design isn’t limited to buildings or houses. We shopped with this in mind, looking for clever local designers who create things worth sharing your life with.
By Lori Anne Tomonari and Kathryn Drury Wagner
Calabash
Sandy Beach, from an ultralight
7 Reasons to Get Out of the House
Environment: Curbside recycling; and, what would a restaurant grocery shop for?
Scrap Yard: What is the purpose of marriage?
The Alo sisters, junior wrestling champs. Also, a review of Keola Beamer’s new CD
State Rep. Della Au Belatti takes on the establishment
Field Guide: Dillingham/Kapalama
Making a Difference
Closing the Gap
A library program helps the visually impaired keep up on best-sellers, magazines and even movies.
Dining
The Six Rules of Brunch
Why does everyone, except me, love brunch? Let me count the ways.
By John Heckathorn
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May 2007
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May 2007 Vol. XLIII No. 11
How We Met
Love has to start somewhere. Here, five local couples tell the stories of when the sparks first flew.
By Jana Wolff
Bullied
Nearly a fifth of Hawai‘i’s school-age children have been victims, bullies or both. And schools aren’t required to do anything about it.
By Pamela Gibson
Ready for the Real World?
Why Hawai‘i’s public education system isn’t doing enough to prepare your kids for life after high school.
By Ronna Bolante
Castle in the Sky
For a busy single mom, this Hokua penthouse apartment has become the ideal home—after a few tweaks, of course.
By Michael Keany
Calabash
Isla Tango
7 Reasons to Get Out of the House in May
Gifts for Mother’s Day
New downtown store Rafael, a vodka to taste at Nobu and the latest album from Cody Pueo Pata
Scrapyard: God and Science
The Demise of Bowling, and a call for Hawai‘i’s most endangered places
A contemporary arts show focuses on the moon
Where’s Netflix? And, a new book on lunch in Honolulu
Environment: Kauai’s first “green” building
Soy to the World
Field Guide: ‘Aiea Heights Dr.
Making a Difference
Reality Check
Donors from around the world turn their dollars into books, computers, an education and a future for Cambodia.
By Lori Anne Tomonari
Dining
Dashed Hopes in Waikïkï
The report on three restaurants isn’t pretty, but the fourth is a standout.
By John Heckathorn
Afterthoughts
Smells Like Fiasco
The plans for O‘ahu’s rail system are so screwy, even a diehard mass-transit fans can’t get onboard with it.
By Kathryn Drury Wagner
ON THE COVER: Hawai‘i’s schools aren’t turning out kids who are ready for work or higher education. Find out more on page 66. Photography by Sergio Goes. |
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June 2007
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June 2007 Vol. XLIII No. 12
Midsummer Dream 38
There’s a restlessness and sensuality to the longest day of the year, a mood that calls out for wild party dresses.
By Lori Anne Tomonari and Kathryn Drury Wagner
The 50 Greatest Hawai‘i Songs
Three years ago, we compiled a list of Hawai‘i’s 50 greatest albums. The response was so great that we’ve decided to do another list, this time singling out the best individual songs of Hawai‘i’s unrivaled musical canon.
By Ronna Bolante and Michael Keany
Gym Guide 85
If you’ve been meaning to sign up for a new gym, but just haven’t had time, this chart should help get you on the road to summer fitness.
By Aimee Harris
Island Song
Our list of “The 50 Greatest Hawai‘i Songs” will have you singing along.
By A. Kam Napier
Calabash
Glass gallery Accents Honolulu
7 Reasons to Get Out of the House in June
Environment: Asteroids!
Work on the Ala Wai Canal continues
A no-excuses guide to sunscreen
Sports: An unusual mixed martial artist
Field Guide: Honolulu’s jazz scene
Making a Difference
Strength in Numbers
New parents provide support to one another during a challenging life phase.
By Lori Anne Tomonari
Dining
On Stage
Does Honolulu want another big-league restaurant? Thomas Sorensen is betting $3 million it does.
By John Heckathorn
From Our Files
HONOLULU Magazine and Paradise of the Pacific—chronicling the Islands since 1888.
By Ronna Bolante
Afterthoughts
Deep Cover
Can the Hammacher Schlemmer catalog help put an end to the scourge of jaywalking?
By Kathryn Drury Wagner
ON THE COVER: The 50 Greatest Hawai‘i Songs
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July 2007
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July 2007 Vol. XLIV No. 1
FEATURES
Cutting School
A humble Chinatown institution incubates much of Hawai‘i’s hair-stylist talent.
By Dennis Hollier
1+1 Great Renovation
Ever wish you could knock down a wall and take over your neighbor’s apartment? This couple did just that, to stunning effect.
By Michael Keany
The Best Lawyers in Hawai‘i
This year, we present our largest pool of lawyers ever, with 222 individual attorneys in 38 specialties.
By Joshua Duvauchelle and Lori Anne Tomonari
Highway Independence
Remembering the day when freedom meant ... a driver’s license.
By A. Kam Napier
Calabash:
Paddleboarder Kanesa Duncan
7 Reasons to Get Out of the House in July
Environment: Hawai‘i’s forests, in 3-D
We found Netflix! And, catch up with yacht captain Lindsey Anne Austin
Scrapyard: Should Honolulu upgrade its wastewater treatments?
Inside the Contemporary Museum’s permanent collection. Also, two CD reviews.
Sports story: UH’s best draft picks
In My Words: Palani Vaughn on why he tends to the grounds of ‘Iolani Palace
Field Guide: Upper Kaläkaua Avenue
Making a Difference
Justice for All
Local lawyers donate their evenings and weekends to ensure all of Hawai‘i has access to
legal services and resources
By Lori Anne Tomonari
Dining
Casual Dining?
Two new celebrity-chef restaurants, Cassis and Nobu Waikïkï, test the limits of “casual dining.”
By John Heckathorn
From Our Files
HONOLULU Magazine and Paradise of the Pacific—chronicling the Islands since 1888.
By Ronna Bolante
Afterthoughts
Bring on the Child Labor!
Why Hawai‘i should lower the age limit for working minors.
By Kathryn Drury Wagner
ON THE COVER:Real Estate Lawyer Leighton Yuen. |
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August 2007
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August 2007 Vol. XLIV No. II
Movin’ on Up (to Kähala)
Last year, Dorie-Ann Kahale was one of hundreds of homeless people living on the beaches of the Wai‘anae Coast. Today, she’s living in a mansion on O‘ahu’s most expensive street, Kähala Avenue.
By Ronna Bolante
At Work on the Bay
The fisheries of Käne‘ohe Bay have collapsed, but surprisingly, some boats can still provide a livelihood.
By Dennis Hollier
Builder’s Delight
Kawika Dowsett builds luxury homes for a living. But when it came time to create a place of his own, he went for simple, open and Island-style.
By Michael Keany
Finding Beretania
The people, businesses, landmarks, history and food that make this street such an integral part of Honolulu’s cityscape.
By Joshua Duvauchelle, Michael Keany, Lori Anne Tomonari and Kathryn Drury Wagner
Old School
Earlier this year, the Civic Center was renamed to honor former Mayor Frank Fasi. Here’s a look back at this local political legend, from an insider’s perspective.
By Jim Loomis
Along Beretania
A fascinating road lives in the shadow of King Street.
By A. Kam Napier
Calabash:
Wood artist Ron Kent
7 Reasons to get out in August
Environment: A forest is replanted on Maui, plus, Ola spa product
How to adopt a stream
Scrapyard: Should drug-sniffing dogs be in schools?
Shopping: Hip products for babies
Arts: Shakespeare festival
Sports: A preview on Wahine Volleyball
In My Words: Darlene Uyeda, aka Bungie da Clown
Honolulu on You Tube, and, Iz’s new album
Field Guide: Mänoa
Making a Difference
The Power of One
After four decades of public service in Hawai‘i, Cecilia Blackfield isn’t done yet.
By Lori Anne Tomonari
From Our Files
HONOLULU Magazine and Paradise of the Pacific—chronicling the Islands since 1888.
By Ronna Bolante
Gawk This Way 204
Every time a honu is ashore, humans gather to watch. What would happen if they turned the tables?
By Kathryn Drury Wagner
SPECIAL SECTION:
The 30th Annual All-Island Restaurant Guide
We scoured the Islands for delicious values in “Cheap Eats.” Award-winning food critic John Heckathorn takes a look back at 30 years of dining in Honolulu. Plus, listings of more than TKT restaurants throughout the state.
ON THE COVER: A Kobe beefburger from Formaggio |
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September 2007
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September 2007 Vol. XLIV No. III
Live Well for Less
Want to beat the high cost of living in the Islands? Move to Minneapolis. Barring that, you can read this story, which has ideas on how to stretch your dollar.
By Ronna Bolante, Aimee Harris and Kathryn Drury Wagner
Live Well For Less
There’s something deeply satisfying about scoring a good deal.
By A. Kam Napier
Calabash:
Bon dance season
7 Reasons to get out in September
Environment: Exploring the Poamoho Trail
Hygenic Store history
Shopping: Clothing line Kealopiko
Scrapyard:
Books: Fall reading
Beer in Hawai‘i
In My Words: Motocross rider Li Cobian
Field Guide: Waipahu
Making a Difference
A Gift from the Queen
A small group of volunteers helps to raise money and donations for Hawai‘i’s orphaned children.
By Lori Anne Tomonari
Dining
Night of the Living Lasagna
Could you survive three nights of raw organic vegan meals?
By John Heckathorn
From Our Files
HONOLULU Magazine and Paradise of the Pacific—chronicling the Islands since 1888.
By Ronna Bolante
Merrily We Roll Along
We all have our baggage, seen and unseen.
By Kathryn Drury Wagner
SPECIAL SECTION:
Hawai‘i Guide to Private Schools
Our fourth annual guide to private schools explores how to find the right school for your child. There are also handy timelines and information on accreditation, and a comprehensive list of the 120 private schools in Hawai‘i.
ON THE COVER: For our feature story, “Live Well for Less,”
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October 2007
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October 2007 Vol. XLIV No. IV
Bringin’ Home the Bacon
Hawai‘i works hard for its money. We took a look at TK different businesses—from Matson to L&L Drive Inn to a downtown parking garage—to find out just what it takes to make a living in paradise.
By Michael Keany
Last Chance Moms
Four Island women on why they postponed parenting–and how their families eventually came about.
By Reina Graves
Present-Tense Architecture
By A. Kam Napier
Calabash:
Behind the signs at 8 Fat Fat 8
7 Reasons to get out in October
Arts: Young art collector Kelly Sueda
Artists Marcia Morse and Margarate Realica; Blaisdell statue nominees
Shopping: Tailgating supplies
HIFF update, and Andy Bumatai on his new TV show
Environment: Bee mites. And, hurricane names
Food: Spice maker Kaiulani Cowell
Scrapyard: Should Hawai‘i host a Stryker Brigade?
Field Guide: Liliha
Culture
Lion King Eats Symphony?
The Honolulu Symphony’s displacement from the Blaisdell may well propel it to a new circle of life.
By E. Shan Correa
Dining
A Week of Lunches
Five excuses to skip the brown bag routine and actually leave your desk.
By John Heckathorn
From Our Files
HONOLULU Magazine and Paradise of the Pacific—chronicling the Islands since 1888.
By Ronna Bolante
Afterthoughts
Gravity and Other Hazards
Let’s just dance past that milestone, shall we?
By Kathryn Drury Wagner
SPECIAL SECTIONS:
Farm to Table
Our annual celebration of fresh, Island-produced food.
The Well-Planned Life
Expert recommendations on how you can better plan for retirement.
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November 2007
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December 2007
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Best Bars in Honolulu |
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