December 2006

Features
	Night Shift When the sun goes down, a completely different Honolulu comes to life. For most of us, it’s a time to watch television and then go to sleep, but, for some, it’s time for work. Meet the people... Michael Keany, Lori Anne Tomonari, Jenny Quill, A. Kam Napier & Brandon Lee
“Mom” An excerpt from former Gov. Ben Cayetano’s upcoming autobiography, Ben, A Memoir, from Street Kid to Governor. Benjamin J. Cayetano
The Last Plantation The shutdown of one of Hawai‘i’s few remaining pineapple plantations leaves 600 workers without jobs and possibly 200 without homes. Ronna Bolante, photography by Monte Costa

Features

Night Shift

When the sun goes down, a completely different Honolulu comes to life. For most of us, it’s a time to watch television and then go to sleep, but, for some, it’s time for work. Meet the people...

Michael Keany, Lori Anne Tomonari, Jenny Quill, A. Kam Napier & Brandon Lee

“Mom”

An excerpt from former Gov. Ben Cayetano’s upcoming autobiography, Ben, A Memoir, from Street Kid to Governor.

Benjamin J. Cayetano

The Last Plantation

The shutdown of one of Hawai‘i’s few remaining pineapple plantations leaves 600 workers without jobs and possibly 200 without homes.

Ronna Bolante, photography by Monte Costa

Departments
Editor's Page: Working Late	Archive »
Honolulu works and plays by moonlight. A. Kam Napier, editor
Letters: Letters 12\|06	Archive »

Calabash: Shopping: Gettin’ Figgy With It	Archive »
The holiday song may demand figgy pudding, but frankly, we’d rather receive these fig-themed goodies. Kathryn Drury Wagner, photography by Alex Viarnes
Calabash: What’s for Dinner?	Archive »
Maybe you’re swamped at work, juggling the needs of a busy family or just don’t want to fuss with cooking—or perhaps all three. But you don’t have to survive on cereal and... Kathryn Drury Wagner
Calabash: Environment: The Plant Seekers	Archive »
Sometimes you’ve got to take a risk when saving a dying species. Sheila Sarhangi
Calabash: Q+A	Archive »
Donald Pascual Christopher Pala
Calabash: Waikiki After Dark	Archive »

Calabash: Technology: Did You Hear That?	Archive »
A Hawai‘i-based researcher uses a new kind of transmitter to figure out when sharks are eating, and where. Christopher Pala
Calabash: Our Town: Kaimuki	Archive »
A new book charts the rapid growth of Honolulu. Michael Keany
Calabash: Epic Book	Archive »
Restoring a lost legend.
Calabash: Music Review	Archive »
Jake Shimabukuro, Gently Weeps, Hitchhike Records Michael Keany
Calabash: Clipping Service	Archive »

Calabash: Environment: Clearly Beloved	Archive »
A Honolulu-made kayak makes it all the way to New York’s art scene. Cari Shane Parven
Fashion: Land of the Lost	Archive »
Steam things up with this season’s hottest accessories. Whether it’s a reptile-inspired handbag or chunky, topaz jewelry, these looks are anything but extinct. Styling by Kathryn Drury Wagner, photography by Alex Viarnes
Making a Difference: A Time for Giving	Archive »
The Salvation Army hits the streets again this holiday season, collecting donations, toys and clothing to bring Christmas to all of Hawai‘i’s children. Lori Anne Tomonari
Dining: Eating at the Bar	Archive »
When dining out means bar stools for two. John Heckathorn
From Our Files	Archive »
Chronicling the Islands since 1888. Ronna Bolante
Afterthoughts: Fear Factor	Archive »
A scaredy-cat tries to embrace adventure. Kathryn Drury Wagner, managing editor

December 2006

Features

Night Shift

“Mom”

The Last Plantation

Departments