October 2004

Features

Ghost Stories

Hawai‘i loves its ghosts and ghost stories. A half-dozen Islanders share their most chicken-skin moments.

Cedric Yamanaka

Departments
Editor's Page: Something Strange in Your Neighborhood Archive »

How I moved to Hawai‘i and learned to love ghosts.

John Heckathorn
Letters Archive »

October
Calabash: A Ghostly Legacy Archive »

Ronna Bolante
Calabash: Citizen’s Arrest Archive »

Can you? Should you?

Michael Keany
Calabash: First Friday, Best Friday Archive »

A. Kam Napier
Calabash: Gold Chamber Archive »

A. Kam Napier
Calabash: Our Town: Hawai‘i’s New Fish Auction Archive »

Brooks Takenaka runs the fish auction at its new Pier 38 home–where the fish is literally fresh off the boat.
Calabash: Q+A Dr. Bruce Kessel Archive »

Ronna Bolante
Calabash: Screen Time Archive »

A. Kam Napier
Calabash: Second Sight Archive »

Katherine Nichols
Making a Difference: Nurturing the Nurturers Archive »

How a $10,000 prize is rewarding and recharging nonprofit leaders.

Katherine Nichols
Dining: Chasing the Buzz Archive »

Three hot new restaurants, but only one winner- Kevin Hanney's 12th Avenue Grill.

John Heckathorn
From Our Files: October Archive »

HONOLULU Magazine and Paradise of the Pacific—chronicling the Islands since 1888.

Ronna Bolante
Afterthoughts: Forgotten Disasters Archive »

Time buries old wounds.

A. Kam Napier