October 2004

Features

Ghost Stories

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

Departments

Editor's Page: Something Strange in Your Neighborhood

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

Letters

October

Food: They’re Not Kidding Around

Hawai‘i’s goat cheese producers are bringing home kudos.

Woman's Health: The Queen’s Medical Center, Women’s Health Center

Who knows what women want? The Queen’s Medical Center might, at least as far as healthcare is concerned.

Woman's Health: Six Healthy Habits

Woman's Health: Kapi‘olani Breast Center

It’s getting easier to be conscientious about breast healthcare—with the opening of the Kapi‘olani Breast Center in May, all the tools women need are now under one roof.

Woman's Health: Breast Cancer in Hawai‘i

Why aren’t Island women getting mammograms?

Woman's Health: Hitting Home

A Honolulu doctor’s crusade to end domestic violence.

Calabash: Screen Time

Calabash: Our Town: Hawai‘i’s New Fish Auction

Brooks Takenaka runs the fish auction at its new Pier 38 home–where the fish is literally fresh off the boat.

Calabash: Citizen’s Arrest

Can you? Should you?

Calabash: Second Sight

Calabash: Gold Chamber

Calabash: Q+A Dr. Bruce Kessel

Calabash: First Friday, Best Friday

Calabash: A Ghostly Legacy

Making a Difference: Nurturing the Nurturers

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

Dining: Chasing the Buzz

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

From Our Files: October

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

Afterthoughts: Forgotten Disasters

Time buries old wounds.