February 2005

Features
Best Dentists in Hawai‘i Hawai'i dentists name the best in their profession, whether you need a cavity filled or a new set of teeth. Janine Tully
Lost and Found This high-rise kitchen remodel uncovers a surprise — windows, with an amazing view, hidden behind the old cabinets. A. Kam Napier

Hawai'i dentists name the best in their profession, whether you need a cavity filled or a new set of teeth.

Janine Tully

This high-rise kitchen remodel uncovers a surprise — windows, with an amazing view, hidden behind the old cabinets.

A. Kam Napier

Departments
Editor's Page: A License to Drill	Archive »
Who knew becoming a dentist was controversial? John Heckathorn
Letters	Archive »
February
Food: Island Pork?	Archive »
The minute a pig’s trotters hit our Hawai‘i soil, it magically becomes kama‘aina. Joan Namkoong
Calabash: Valentine’s Chocolates	Archive »
Kathryn Drury
Calabash: Q+A Alan Yamamoto	Archive »
Ronna Bolante
Calabash: No Dogs Allowed	Archive »
Island pet owners are left with few housing options. Kathryn Drury
Calabash: Got Plans for Feb. 14?	Archive »
If You Don’t, Read This Ronna Bolante
Calabash: Two Scoops Art	Archive »
For billions of people, rice is life—and this month, as the Academy shows us, it’s also inspiration for art. Joan Namkoong
Calabash: Exhibit Eruption	Archive »
A new, state-of-the-art visitor’s center emerges at Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park. Julie Mitchell
Making a Difference: College Bound	Archive »
How one nonprofit group is helping public school kids make the leap to college. Sue Kiyabu
Dining: D.K's World	Archive »
D.K. Kodama has opened four new restaurants in the past six months. John Heckathorn
From Our Files	Archive »
HONOLULU Magazine and Paradise of the Pacific, chronicling the Islands since 1888. Ronna Bolante
Afterthoughts: Imaginary Friends	Archive »
They’re good for kids, so why not for adults? A. Kam Napier