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Letters
Letters, March 2004
Is There a Bamboo Boom in Hawai‘i?
Bamboo is seen as a sustainable resource for construction.
Letters
Letters to the Editor may be sent to: Honolulu Magazine, P.O. Box 913, Honolulu, HI, 96808-0913, faxed: 537-6455 or e-mailed: letters_honmag@pacificbasin.net
The Waikiki Aquarium's Coral Collection
The Waikiki Aquarium has one of the largest coral collections in the world. Here’s why.
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...on the 2009 photo contest, 50,000 outstanding bench warrants and the best ramen.
How Maui Lost Its Groove
No Dancing on Maui!
Bring a (Small) Blanket to Visit 7 of the Smallest City Parks on O‘ahu.
Tiny parks in Honolulu.
Letters
... on Mihana Souza, school supplies and Hawaii's con con.
Letters
...on lofts in Chinatown, Hawaiian music and Hawaiian music at the Grammys.
Punahou Covers Up
As skirts get shorter and midriffs barer, even Punahou is turning to uniforms
Letters
...on local eating, Elvis Presley and present-tense architecture.
Letters
...on buried bones, houseguests from hell and Chinatown as the "Honolulu Culture and Arts District."
Jack Randall Has Spent Over 50 Years of His Life Known as “The Fish Man”
At 83, Jack Randall of The Bishop Museum, has lived an exciting life, much of it underwater.
Greener Pastors and Go Fish
A national initiative helps local congregations see the connection between faith and fluorescent bulbs.
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Long Reads
Chefs receive most of the attention, but there are also many lesser-known, yet fascinating, restaurant jobs. Meet some of the crew at Honolulu's dining spots who have positions you may never have heard of.
Conservationists have spent decades working to re-establish Hawai‘i’s last remaining crow—the ‘alalā—in the wild.