September 2008

Features
	50 Reasons to Love This City It’s easy to take for granted how cool, how eclectic, how just plain great this city is, so we thought we’d list just a few of the reasons, both big and little, that we love this place. Tiffany Hill, Michael Keany, A. Kam Napier and Michelle Broder Van Dyke
	Hana Hou? Umm, No. The Hawaii Warriors won’t duplicate last year’s success, but they’ll still be worth watching. Lance Tominaga
	On The Green With the Waialae Golf Course as a backyard, this house bends and curves to get the best views. Michael Keany
	Style & Substance These successful women are known as some of the most fashionable in Honolulu. Kathryn Drury Wagner
	2009 Private School Guide Choose the right school for your child. Plus, a step-by-step Admissions Timeline.

Departments
Editor's Page: Editor's Page: Our Own Private Honolulu	Archive »
We look at the same town, but see different things.
Letters	Archive »
on Dr. Angela Pratt, Waikiki renovations and the Falls of Clyde...
Calabash: Love's in the Air	Archive »
Love's Bakery
Around Town: 7 Reasons to Get Out	Archive »
September 2008 Michelle Broder Van Dyke
Government: Tapped Out	Archive »
Faced with a looming water crisis, can Maui juggle its environmental and economic needs? Ilima Loomis
Arts: Nice Threads	Archive »
Put some fiber in your diet with a citywide exhibition of wearable art and textiles. Lavonne Leong
Music Review: CD Reviews: Manoa Voices and Kawaikapuokalani Hewett	Archive »
Michael Keany
Sports: A Rough Ride	Archive »
Cyclists push for improved paths. Tiffany Hill
Sports: Honolulu Century Bike Ride	Archive »
Biking for all fitness levels.
Scrapyard: Does Hawaii Need a Con Con?	Archive »

Field Notes: Field Guide: Kailua	Archive »
Find venues offering everything from two-step classes to vintage Hawaiiana. Michelle Broder Van Dyke
Making a Difference: One Piece at a Time	Archive »
BEACH campaigns to stop plastic waste from destroying our shorelines and oceans. Michelle Broder Van Dyke
Dining: An Authentic Luau	Archive »
It isn't just the food—it's how you make it and who you eat it with. John Heckathorn
From Our Files	Archive »
HONOLULU Magazine and Paradise of the Pacific—chronicling the Islands since 1888. Tiffany Hill
Afterthoughts: Afterthoughts: Supplies, Demanded	Archive »
Who is balancing our budgets so badly that schools can’t afford to provide pencils? Kathryn Drury Wagner

September 2008

Features

50 Reasons to Love This City

Hana Hou? Umm, No.

On The Green

Style & Substance

2009 Private School Guide

Departments