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10 Faces of Hawaii's Gay Marriage Debate

Diane Lee,

On Halloween, we asked supporters and opponents of gay marriage legislation to share their opinions.

Hawaii House committee to accept same-sex marriage testimony until midnight Oct. 31

Diane Lee,

Here's how to submit testimony, from now until midnight tomorrow.

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Site Staff,

Feedback for September and October 2013 issues.

Hawaii lawmakers begin debating same-sex marriage legislation

Diane Lee,

Hawaii lawmakers convened at the state Capitol for a special session today to hear testimony on a variety of legislation, but the main task at hand, and the one getting the most buzz, was the controversial measure to legalize marriage for gay couples.

Honolulu: Are you prepared for hurricanes, nukes, quakes and tsunamis?

Tiffany Hill, David Thompson, Katrina Valcourt,

This October we urge you to get ready for hurricanes, nukes, quakes, tsunamis, asteroids and more!

Afterthoughts: Scare Tactics

Michael Keany,

Maybe a little fear won’t hurt us.

Uber in Honolulu, the private car service app comes to Oahu

Martha Cheng,

Black car service? So what? What Uber has to offer may be more than that.

Welcome to the Issue: Bouncing Back

Michael Keany,

The new way of thinking about disaster preparation.

Afterthoughts: Multiplying Cells

Michael Keany,

Smartphones are taking over, and that’s OK.

September 11: Twelve Years Later

Site Staff,

On this sad anniversary, we thought we'd take a look back at the first piece HONOLULU Magazine published in response to the 9/11 attacks.

A new Honolulu charter school teaches sustainability

Tiffany Hill,

A new Kaimuki research-driven charter school, called SEEQS, gets students outside of the class, solving real-world issues.

Welcome to the Issue/Contributors Page

Michael Keany, managing editor,

Go team! Writing about sports takes teamwork.

Hawaii Xplorers summit Mauna Loa

Chris Fleck,

On Aug. 18, a group of eight from the U.H. Ethnobiology Society’s Hawaii Xplorers Program successfully hiked a 13,680 feet to the peak of Mauna Loa, considered the largest mountain (in circumference) on the planet.