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Coqui Capture: Need to nab an amphibian? There’s an app for that.
To better educate the population, as well as care for students in contact sports, this summer the DOE started its concussion management program, after a two-year pilot project.
Gang activity, rat infestations, deteriorating walls and ceilings, and, until this June, no hot, running water.
Many teenagers look to their school’s gay-straight alliance programs for support. But not many Hawaii high schools have GSA programs.
In a state with over 42,000 active duty military serving in its boundaries, Hawaii has the absolute highest number of students who can’t pass the military entry tests.
The nonprofit not only cares for terminally-ill adults, but now children, too.
From painting and cleaning to trimming trees and tiling floors, the Volunteers Instilling Pride program is helping low-income families move into new homes.
Our story on Honolulu’s elevated rail program, estimated to be a $5.3-billion project, has continued to garner controversy among our readers.
A new city bill purports to solve the simmering issue, but it still won’t be enough. The real problem? The city can’t enforce the current law. We tell you why.
Foster Botanical Garden celebrates a tree with an unusual pedigree.
That last paragraph is always the tricky part.
Introducing some changes to the HONOLULU Magazine editorial family.
Guess which American city tops the list of towns that are overdue for a major hurricane in 2011?
Three local food businesses dish out the inside scoop on feeding hungry cast and crew members shooting in Hawai‘i. Learn some do’s and don’ts of film food etiquette.
Chef-owner George Mavrothalassitis wants to tell us what to eat for dinner.