Trail Mix: Hawaii Political Candidates Step Up Ad Campaigns
Each week, HONOLULU Magazine’s political team compiles a mix of observations about Hawaii politics. Here are our notes from this week, ending June 27.
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HONOLULU Magazine Wins 11 Hawaii Society of Professional Journalists Awards
SPJ Award-winning stories covered everything from UH football to same-sex marriage.
Is David Ige About to Oust Gov. Neil Abercrombie?
Surprising results in recent polls raise questions about this race and polling methods.
Where to Watch Hawaii Political Candidates Debate On TV
Hawaii candidates for Governor and the U.S. Senate will face off in primary debates on local TV.
Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii Keeps Oahu Tidy with Pop-Up Cleanups
Almost 1,000 volunteers removed thousands of pounds of trash from a pop-up cleanup.
Trail Mix: Aiona Proposes Homeless Court, Tsutsui Pokes Fun at His Name
Each week, HONOLULU Magazine’s political team compiles a mix of observations about Hawaii politics. Here are our notes from this week, ending June 20.
Can You Name that Hawaii Candidate’s Political Slogan?
Can you tell us which slogan belongs to each of these 11 Hawaii Candidates?
Is Hawaii’s Sex Ed Curriculum ‘Pono Choices’ Dead?
Should Pono Choices influence our choices in the voting booth?
How Did Hawaii’s Public Schools Rank in 2014?
This years chart offers a whole new way of ranking Hawaii’s schools.
Schatz vs. Hanabusa: Why is Hawaii’s U.S. Senate Race So Special?
The Hawaii U.S. Senate race is more special than you might think.
Maybe Some Hawaii People Shouldn't Vote?
HONOLULU hits the streets to find out how people REALLY pick their candidates.
Return of the Nene in Hawaii?
Centuries after going extinct on Oahu, the Hawaiian goose is back—maybe.
From the Publisher: Welcome to the New HonoluluMagazine.com
We’ve just launched our new mobile-friendly website and we can’t wait for you to experience it.
Trail Mix: Watch Neil Abercrombie vs. David Ige on PBS Hawaii
Each week, HONOLULU Magazine’s political team compiles a mix of observations about Hawaii politics. Here are our notes from this week, ending June 6.
Unsolicited Advice: Quit Fishing!
We hate when people beg with nets at busy intersections. In so many ways.
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Fruits are part of our history and culture, a way for us to feel connected to our community. And, if you’ve ever had a ripe mango or sweet tangerine, you know there’s nothing else like it.
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