HONOLULU Magazine - July 2009

Music reviews of The Anomaly by Sabrina and Hula Honeys.

As the state’s biggest collectibles show takes over the Blaisdell this month, we gather up six Island collectors to find out what drives their obsession.

A list of best lawyers in each specialty, plus the "Lawyers of the Year," and tips on estate planning and employment law from the lawyers themselves.

... on public school teachers, baguettes and last month's top story.

Economic education helps Island students improve decision making.

These lawyers stand up for your rights, keep your business afloat, help plan your future and mediate your marital problems.

In which I get over my prejudice against restaurants named Uncle’s.

Bugs become crime solvers in the hands of forensic entomologist Dr. Lee Goff.

Or, how soup can set off a dangerous chain reaction.

Hawaiian Hall nears completion.

7 things to do in July

This former hotel is bustling with activity from old and new businesses alike.

July archives

An Oahu psychologist brings mental-health services to Rwanda.

To teach environmentalism, Betty Gearen turned her home into a classroom.

Culinary team competes.

A new cheesecake boutique sweetens Chinatown.

Some buildings become heirlooms, best handed down.