November 2008

Features
	Moving Cans We went inside the world of longshoreman, who have given way to skilled labor and powerful machines. Dennis Hollier
	The Centenarians Over the past year, a surprising number of major local institutions have turned 100. What does it take to last a century? Tiffany Hill
	The Way We Watched Welcome to the early days of local television, when it was black and white--and live. Gail Miyasaki, Photography by Joe F. Konno
	10 Amazing Island Stories Tales of the unusual, the extraordinary and the sublime. Michael Keany and Sheila Sarhangi
	9 Most Endangered Historic Sites in Hawaii This annual list, compiled by the Historic Hawaii Foundation, in cooperation with the State Historic Preservation Division, selects some of Hawaii’s most endangered historic places. Michael Keany
	Remembering Iosepa More than a century ago, a small group of Native Hawaiians left the Islands to found a tiny town in Utah. This is their story. Sarah Miley

Departments
Editor's Page: Editor's Page: Time Capsule	Archive »
Sometimes, we worry about the wrong things. Editor, A. Kam Napier
Letters	Archive »
... on Mihana Souza, school supplies and Hawaii's con con.
Our Town: Tiny Parks	Archive »
Unusual, and unusually small, city parks. Michael Keany
Calabash: Tai Lake, Woodworker	Archive »
Seeing the forest for the wood show.
Government: How Maui Lost Its Groove	Archive »
No Dancing on Maui! Ilima Loomis
Around Town: 7 Reasons to Get Out	Archive »
7 Reasons to Get Out in November. Tiffany Hill
Arts: Watery Abstraction	Archive »
A new art exhibit explores aquatic beauty through paint and … iPod? Ken Baldino
Music Review: CD Review: Kaumakaiwa Kanakaole	Archive »
Review of a new CD from Kaumakaiwa Kanakaole. Michael Keany
Entertainment: Hawaii's Vegas	Archive »
Revealing the connection between Islanders and the California Hotel and Casino Brooke Jones
Books: A Guide to Hawaii Hiking Books	Archive »
Most hiking books give the same standard information, so how do you distinguish between the options? Kathryn Drury Wagner
Sports: Sport of Kings	Archive »
The Honolulu Cricket Club carries on a proud tradition. Shane Nelson
Sports: Place of Challenge	Archive »
One of the nation’s largest, and oldest, Judo dojos is right here in Nuuanu. Edward Knox
History: Bellinghausen's Lost Hawaii	Archive »
Long lost photos of 1890s Hawaii. Brooke Jones
History: Among the Tombstones	Archive »
Mysterious gravesites at the Schofield Post Cemetery Chris Bailey
Environment: Green Drinks	Archive »
A not-so-typical pau hana. Michelle Broder Van Dyke
Environment: Bringing Down the House	Archive »
A local nonprofit shows that recycling doesn't have to stop with bottles and cans. Chris Bailey
Environment: Green in the Bag	Archive »
As plastic bags get banned, you’ll have to tote alternatives. Sheila Sarhangi
Field Guide: Field Guide: University Ave.	Archive »
From D.I.Y. yogurt to surfboard repair kits, you’ll be surprised what you can find on University Avenue. Tiffany Hill
Making a Difference: Made with Loving Care	Archive »
Blanketing the Islands with warmth and security. Tiffany Hill
Dining: The Supermarket As Restaurant	Archive »
Market-prepared foods are giving restaurants a run for their money. John Heckathorn
From Our Files	Archive »
November Archives Tiffany Hill
Afterthoughts: Afterthoughts: The Revenge is Blowin' in the Wind	Archive »
Has an avenging superhero ever come to your defense? Kathryn Drury Wagner

November 2008

Features

Moving Cans

The Centenarians

The Way We Watched

10 Amazing Island Stories

9 Most Endangered Historic Sites in Hawaii

Remembering Iosepa

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