HONOLULU Magazine - July 2008

It’s a battle of wills on my kitchen counter.

July Archives

There’s no more passionate debate about food in Honolulu than between the partisan supporters of each noodle shop.

Aloha Medical Mission provides free medical care for those in need, here and abroad.

A giant patch of garbage in the Pacific threatens Hawaii's beaches and wildlife.

One of Honolulu’s most distinctive pieces of public art will be putting on a quiet little show.

Oahu’s oldest gay community center ponders its future.

Music reviews of Holunape and Peter Apo and the Rainbow Nation Band.

More than 30 years after its heyday, roller derby is back.

What goes well with sweets? Coffee, of course.

Could a pick-your-own-berries farm be in our future?

Tiny portions take some of the guilt—but none of the fun—out of dessert.

What to do in July

People taking the oath to become American citizens.

... on grading Hawaii's public schools, politics in Hawaii and the unsung heroes of the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard.

It’s not much of an election when only one person runs.

This Makiki home gets all the details right—from the tatami room to the traditional Japanese furo.

Hawaii Kai has its share of trendy boutiques, exceptional restaurants and outdoor activities.

Why guess, when it comes to your health? These doctors come highly recommended—by doctors themselves.