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David Thompson wrote for a wide variety of popular magazines, newspapers, trade publications and websites, including The San Francisco Chronicle, MSNBC.com and Concrete Decor: The Journal of Decorative Concrete. His first freelance story for HONOLULU, a profile called “Dog the Bounty Hunter,” won a 2004 Excellence in Journalism Award from the Hawai‘i chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. Thompson was HONOLULU’s senior editor from 2012—2014.
The year of the water dragon kicks off on January 23. To get into the festive spirit, head down to one of Chinatown’s busiest marketplaces. Kung hee fat choy!
With mugs, statues, songs and fashion, these kamaaina are carrying the kitschy, tacky, tiki torch.
Local author and pidgin advocate Lee Tonouchi has a new book out, Significant Moments in da Life of Oriental Faddah and Son. We caught up with him to find out more.
The Future Has Landed: Water-powered jet packs let you fly above the sea.
Hawai‘i surfers surfing past 60.
Kickstarted: When it comes to funding creative projects, more and more Hawaii artists are relying on the kindness of online strangers.
What’s going on underneath those shells? From gastronomy to conservation to evolutionary biology, we pry the secrets out of these little limpets.
HIFF Grows Up: Hawaii's biggest film festival looks a lot different than it did three decades ago.
Home Cooking: This Big Island tour combines brunch with sneak peeks of homes.
It’s sunny, with a chance of sulfate aerosols.
A surging wild donkey population on the Big Island has triggered relocation of the animals.
The Big Island will host the final showdown in Red Bull's cliff diving championship.
Vegetables are the epitome of healthy eating—unless they’ve been visited by snails harboring a painful parasite.
Bamboo is seen as a sustainable resource for construction.
Threatened with extinction, a historic schoolhouse finds new life as an art center.
Photos: Ronen Zilberman/A&E Network One Friday last March, Duane Chapman, aka Dog the Bounty Hunter, stood in the Kona office of Da Kine Bail Bonds, listening intently as his son Leland described the afternoon’s quarry: a 27-year-old guy from the…