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HONOLULU Magazine - March 2010
Best of Honolulu 2010
Honolulu is full of amazing stuff and we found the best of it. From sandwiches to swimming lessons, first dates to funky shoes; think of this as your key to living better and cheaper in the city.
From Our Files
From Our Files, March 2010, Honolulu Magazine.
Field Guide: Dole Cannery Complex
You may think of Dole only for its history or the theaters, but there’s so much more: Education Works, Mesh, Licious Dishes, Toylynx, China Bazaar.
Steaking Out Oahu
Hungry for success, everyone’s hopping on the steak wagon. The steak wagon market is booming on Oahu, spawning numbers of competitors.
The Largest Pineapple in the World
This giant fruit stood for more than 60 years in Honolulu, an icon as emblematic of the city as Diamond Head or The Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
Cottage Industry Plugs In
Etsy helps Hawaii crafters bring their handmade products to shoppers around the world.
Feedback
...on global warming, fluoride in water and two restaurants at the top.
Editor's Page: In Search of the Best
A few idiosyncratic picks of Honolulu highlights from the editor.
Harp Therapy
A retired RN puts her antique harp to good use.
Hawaii's Champion Figure Skater
Jennifer Jones, a figure skater from Hawaii, surprises the skating world.
CD Reviews: Ian MacMillan and Tom Moffatt: 50 Years of Music in Hawaii
Reviews of Ian Macmillan's The Bone Hook, and Tom Moffatt's 50 Years of Music in Hawaii.
Patsy Takemoto Mink: Ahead of the Majority
Ahead of the Majority. A documentary. An interview with the creator.
Trickle-down Effect
A guide to our watersheds.
Toast Masters
Profile about the annual Guinness Irish Toast Contest in Honolulu
Things to Do in March in Hawaii
Things to Do in March in Hawaii, March 2010 Honolulu Magazine
Dining: Trumped
We try three—oops, make that two-and-a-half—new hotspots at the Trump International.
Afterthoughts: Next Stop, Portland
We’d better staunch this flow of ex-pats or we’re not going to have any citizens left in Honolulu.
Hawaii Family Court
Hawaii’s Family Court of the First Judicial Circuit is a place no one wants to go, and a place we couldn’t live without. Writer Jana Wolff gained special access to the court to shed some light on what happens inside.
