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HONOLULU Magazine and Paradise of the Pacific—chronicling the Islands since the 1888 in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Michael Keany
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April 2013 |
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The days of Hawaii's alii are past, but many of the companies and organizations they inspired are still going strong today.
Bob Sigall
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April 2013 |
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Throughout 2013—our 125th anniversary year—From Our Files will focus on a different theme each month, looking back at how particular aspects of life in Honolulu were lived and reported on by HONOLULU Magazine and its predecessor, Paradise of the Pacific.
A. Kam Napier
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March 2013 |
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We thought we knew Kalakaua’s deathbed words. We were wrong.
David Thompson
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February 2013 |
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Echoes of War: World War II wrecks found, off Maui.
Victoria Wiseman
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November 2011 |
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Caring for the bones at the Royal Mausoleum is a responsibility passed down through generations.
Christine Hitt
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May 2010 |
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This giant fruit stood for more than 60 years in Honolulu, an icon as emblematic of the city as Diamond Head or The Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
Joseph Theroux
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March 2010 |
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Hilo-based historian Joe Theroux recounts the 1896 kidnapping of James Campbell.
Joe Theroux
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November 2009 |
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Father Damien came to Honolulu before going to Kalaupapa. Now Catholics celebrate the return of his relic.
Sherie Char
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October 2009 |
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The Hawaiian Journal of History, from 1967 to 2008, is now available online as a free, searchable database.
Michael Keany
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August 2009 |
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