HONOLULU Magazine - November 2008

From D.I.Y. yogurt to surfboard repair kits, you’ll be surprised what you can find on University Avenue.

We went inside the world of longshoreman, who have given way to skilled labor and powerful machines.

Welcome to the early days of local television, when it was black and white--and live.

A local nonprofit shows that recycling doesn't have to stop with bottles and cans.

Blanketing the Islands with warmth and security.

A not-so-typical pau hana.

A new art exhibit explores aquatic beauty through paint and … iPod?

One of the nation’s largest, and oldest, Judo dojos is right here in Nuuanu.

Mysterious gravesites at the Schofield Post Cemetery

As plastic bags get banned, you’ll have to tote alternatives.

November Archives

The Honolulu Cricket Club carries on a proud tradition.

Seeing the forest for the wood show.

Most hiking books give the same standard information, so how do you distinguish between the options?

Review of a new CD from Kaumakaiwa Kanakaole.

7 Reasons to Get Out in November.

Revealing the connection between Islanders and the California Hotel and Casino

Has an avenging superhero ever come to your defense?

More than a century ago, a small group of Native Hawaiians left the Islands to found a tiny town in Utah. This is their story.

Sometimes, we worry about the wrong things.

This annual list, compiled by the Historic Hawaii Foundation, in cooperation with the State Historic Preservation Division, selects some of Hawaii’s most endangered historic places.