August 2009

Features

The Wrath of Vog

The Wrath of Vog

What do we really know about vog and its effects?

Hawaii at the Movies

Hawaii at the Movies

We found 10 films in which Hawaii appears as itself, and decently so.

50 Moments of Statehood

50 Moments of Statehood

Turning points that shaped Hawaii.

Departments

Editor's Page: Editor's Page: Our 50 Moments

This state has gone through a lot in its young life.

Letters: Feedback

...on towing cars and home prices.

Restaurant Guide: Restaurant Guide: 25 Reasons to Eat Breakfast

Put down that boring box of bran, because we have found the most delicious, wake-me-up and go-go breakfasts available from Island restaurants.

Restaurant Guide: Restaurant Guide: Four Perfect Days

We have assembled the ideal breakfast, lunch and dinner itineraries for Oahu, Maui, Kauai and the Big Island. These are our recommendations for four perfect days.

Science: From Wave to Table: A Sea of Change

Studying ocean science and renewable-energy technologies.

Calabash: Goal!

Members of the Hawaiian Island Water Polo team hone their skills for the 41st Annual Hawaiian Invitational Water Polo Tournament...

Calabash: Web Exclusive: Technology for Golf

Here's a list of the newest available equipment that just might make you two strokes happier.

Our Town: The Skin We're In

Can you guess the most popular tattoos in Honolulu?

Around Town: 7 Reasons to Get Out

7 things to do in August

Around Town: Field Guide: Aiea

The freeway may run right through it, but Aiea—with its local eateries, small businesses and a bowling alley that lures celebs—makes it worth taking the off-ramp.

Food: Beer is Coming to Dinner

Ales, stouts and lagers go from the bar to the dinner table in Honolulu’s latest foodie brewhaha, the beer dinner.

People: The Aerobics Guy on the Beach

He’s been on television for years, leading a troupe of aerobics dancers. Who is this Gilad?

Shopping: Trash to Totes

David Watt hopes to save the Waikiki shore—one trendy tote at a time...

Music Review: CD Reviews: Anuhea and Kiwini Vaitai

Music reviews of Anuhea and Kiwini Vaitai.

Books: Made in Makaha

In his latest book, Stuart Coleman profiles Makaha, as seen through its most famous inhabitants.

Sports: Surfing the Street

A new sport takes stand-up paddling on the road. Literally.

History: History at Your Fingertips

The Hawaiian Journal of History, from 1967 to 2008, is now available online as a free, searchable database.

Environment: Fur Ball

The problems posed by feral cats seem to have nine lives.

Making a Difference: Making a Difference: On the Frontlines

Resource centers assist clients in finding a home and employment.

From Our Files

August archives

Afterthoughts: Afterthoughts: Prize Night

A one-year anniversary touches a tender nerve.