HONOLULU Magazine - October 2008

What’s next for Hawaii’s university?

Take a ride on a ghost tour, visit Oahu's most haunted places, learn how to tell a ghost story, and more.

Just reading this column may make you gain a few pounds. This month, it’s sweets and more sweets.

So what if my family tree has some plastic branches?

October Archives

Hospice Hawaii assists patients in the last stages of life, as well as their families.

On this little strip, learn to pray Shinto style or how to protect your pup from ticks.

Hawaii has passed a new solar-power mandate. What will it mean for you?

Why do so many eateries here seem sentenced to fail?

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A North Shore-based company turns sugar, soy and hemp into surfboards.

A local filmmaker talks about his movie being called a “must see” at Sundance.

Ola Souza’s Baby Hulk ice cream truck.

...on prosecuting attorney, Peter Carlisle, dressed as Linda Lingle and on Waialae's W&M Bar-B-Q Burgers.

This month, we look for chills and thrills.

October 2008