HONOLULU Magazine - April 2008

Simple, stylish fashions and designated color palettes make packing for your next jaunt a pleasure.

A roundup of Hawaii’s most notorious baddies from loveable hucksters to cold-blooded killers.

There’s no lutefisk at Göran Streng’s new Kakaako restaurant—just upscale comfort food.

Why Hawaii should say “No, thanks” to federal funds for abstinence-only sex education.

When you feel like getting out—way out—of town, take a drive north to this sleepy town.

April Archives

Surfing helps steer at-risk youth into healthier waters.

Charles Keeling’s groundbreaking work at Mauna Loa.

Honolulu Stories and Eddie Wen' Go: The Story of the Upside-Down Canoe

Q&A with the Executive director of Hawaii International Child

Genoa Keawe: 1918-2008

Honolulu’s community leaders wonder who’ll carry on the work of the city’s most passionate preservationist.

April 2008

Halau I Ka Wekiu took top honors at the Merrie Monarch Festival in Hilo. This year, the Honolulu-based halau will take a break from competition to celebrate its 10th anniversary.

... on genetically modified taro and the media coverage of Lisa Matsumoto's death.

Increasingly, car owners are on the wrong side of the tracks.

This Kailua home mixes relaxed oceanfront living with a sophisticated style, making it a resort for two.

New fiction from one of Hawaii's most respected authors.