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May/JunPublisher's Message
- The Story of The Lei
- Daughters of Fire
- Sole Comfort
- Sushi Rock
- Amici Italian Bar and Grill
- Ginger
- Living Arts Gallery
- Simple Elegance Gems
- Luthier Dennis Lake
- Managing with Aloha
- The Sandalwood
- Hopper Sheldon
- Barbara Kamilipua Nobriga
- Aunty Elizabeth Malu‘ihi Lee
- Kona Orchid Society
- Kalani Oceanside Retreat
- Vegetable Steel! Miracle Grass!
- Evelyn Musacchia - Rock Painting
- Then & Now Hawaii, Maui
- Kai A Ke Akua
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Mar/AprPublisher's Message
- Kīpaipai
- Then & Now: 50 Years of Merrie Monarch Festival
- The Fabric of Community: Micah Kamohoali‘i
- Adorning the Dancers - Understanding the Plants of Hula
- Hula Instruments - The Rhythm of the Dance
- Ko Bo Kahui Ho‘oilina Ola
- Edwin Kayton - Advocate of Island Renaissance
- Kūpuna Talk Story Herb Kawainui Kāne
- Mālama Honua—Care for the Earth
- Every Store Has a Story: Kīlauea General Store
- We Are All in the Same Canoe
- W. M. Keck Observatory
- Managing with Aloha: Aloha is Our Rootstock
- Giving Back, Paying Forward - Kona Brewers Festival
- A Brief History: Hula
- Heart of Palm
- Island Treasures: Blue Ginger Gallery
- Island Treasures: Martin & MacArthur
- Island Naturals Cookbook
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Jan/FebPublisher/Editor Message
- Hali‘a ke Kumu Hala
- Contemporary Hawai‘i Woodworkers
- Warabi - Fiddlehead Ferns
- Under the Radar - Ben Kaili is His Own Man
- The Road Less Traveled - Destination: Diane Renchler's Toulouce Gallery
- Why Values? And Why "Manage with Aloha?" - The First in an Ongoing Series on Managing With Aloha
- Every Store Has a Story - K. Takata Store in Hawi
- A Journey Through Light and Stone - The Art and Architecture of John Wallis
- A Brief History of: Whales in Hawai‘i
- Storytelling Quilts - From the Wisdom and Wit of Rozemaryn Van Der Horst
- Waiho‘olu‘u - The Ancient Practice of Natural Dye Making with the Kukui Tree
- Hawaiian Monk Seal Recovery - Hawai‘i Adds Second Marine Facility to Protect One of Its Rarest Mammals
- For the Love of Creating - Dan DeLuz: A Special Man Who Embodied the Hawaiian Spirit of Sharing Graciously
- Loulu Palm Is On The Rebound - South Kona Garden Quietly Conserving Hawai‘i’s Endangered Plants
- Mana in a Sacred Place - Keauhou Beach Resort ‘Ohana
- Then & Now: The Mysterious Death of David Douglas
- The Goddess and the Artist - "Pele Dreaming"
- Freeing Willy, Hawaiian Style - Hawai‘i Island's Whale Entanglement Response Network
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May/JunPublisher's Message
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2012 Issues
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Nov/Dec
- Anela Strings: Angel Music by Timeless Troubadours
- Immerse Yourself in Art: The Paradise Studio Tours
- A Breath of Fresh Air—Lena Naipo and Kahulanui
- Getting Back to Hawaiian Roots - Perpetuate Native Culture With Your Landscaping
- Natural Plant Medicine is Everywhere You Look
- “Beetle Juice” Inoculates Kona Coffee Against Coffee Borer Beetle
- Holy’s Bakery in Kapa‘au
- Esther Szegedy: Whimsical Art And Storyteller
- Quack Moore and Her Beloved Palace Theater
- Calvin Cerrone: Kona Pre-Teen Bodyboarder Making Waves
- Lighting the Path: Kumu Keala Ching Liberally Shares His Passion for Hawaiian Culture
- Makahiki - Codes for Regeneration
- Then & Now: The Kohala Ditch
- Pono Ke Ola Pono
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Sep/Oct
- Then & Now: Kaloko Honokohau National Historic Park
- Carly Smith: A Humble Powerhouse of a Musician with Deep Musical Roots
- A Home Built Around Orchids
- Talking Story with Uncle Robert
- "Cowman A-Moo-Ha"
- Healing the Land Takes a Big Vision
- Every Store Has a Story: Glenwood's Hirano Store
- Youth Invade Volcanoes National Park with Enthusiasm
- Atmospheric Art: Revealing the Island's Inner Light
- Debbie Hecht Loves Open Spaces
- Immersion with a Mermaid
- Hawaiian Petroglyphs Tell Stories of the Past
- A Mission of Enduring Gratitude
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Jul/Aug
- Meet Sustainable Reggae Artist Sahra Indio
- Coldwell Banker Day-Lum Properties/Day-Lum Rentals & Management, Inc.
- E Ho‘omalu o Hawai‘i Nei
- Be It Ever So Tiny, There's No Place Like Home
- Burning Spirit: Woodgrain Inspirations
- Every Store Has a Story: Oshima and Kimura Families Still Operate Historic Kainaliu General Stores
- Lelehua Yuen: Living Within the Stories
- All Aboard Bluewater Exploration
- There's Help for Orchid Brown Thumbs
- Behind the Scenes at the Lu‘au
- Search for the Heart of Kahalu‘u
- Clean-Up Crusaders
- Home on the Ka‘u Range
- Then & Now: Pu‘ukohola
- Kaulana Hawai‘i
- Then & Now: Pu‘uhonua
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May/Jun
- 2012 Transit of Venus
- Earl Bakken, at 88, Has Many Dreams Come True
- Every Store Has a Story: The Saito Family and Pa‘auilo Store
- Leo Sears: Curtain Going Up
- Marked Teachings: Tattoo as Transformative Art
- Save the Bees, Save the Planet
- The Plight of the Honeybee
- The Nene Project
- Money Does Grow on Trees
- Community Building with ‘Ukulele
- Up from the Ashes
- Carousel of Aloha
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Mar/Apr
- Driving Fast with Brittni Paiva
- It Was a Hard Day's Night for Cindy Coats
- Digital Dream Ready for the Big Screen
- A Whole New Palate
- The Story of `Iliahi
- The Irrepressible Alice Moon
- Aia ke Aloha ke Nana Aku
- Coping with Cancer
- A Victorian-Age Indiana Jones
- Waimea Plantation Daughter Remembers Georgia O'Keeffe
- Suzi Bond Helps the Stars Shine in Volcano
- Keeping the Magic Alive
- Then & Now: Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park
- Youth Inspire All to Dream of a New Earth
- Jan/Feb
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Nov/Dec
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2011 Issues
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Nov/Dec
- Taro, ‘Ohana and Jerry Konanui
- Mushroom in a Bottle
- Ke Ao
- A Passionate Kanaka Maoli: Keoki Kahumoku
- Gary Washburn: Jazzing Up a High School Band
- The Art of Clayton Bryant Young
- Fallen Trees Turn to Art with Tai Lake
- Crafting Papahe‘enalu
- Pilgrimage to the Sky: Mauna Kea
- ...A Flavorful Agribusiness: Vanilla
- Navigating the Universe from Mauna Kea
- Kaliko Beamer-Trapp
- Young Entrepreneurs Grow Organik
- Chefs of the Future Benefit...
- Then & Now: David Kalakauaʻs Hawai‘i
- Ku‘u One Hanau e
- Sep/Oct
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Jul/Aug
- Joy in Landscapes
- Saving the Kona Nightingale
- Time Out with the Amazing Bosco
- Worldʻs Longest Lava Cave
- Volcano Tree House
- Master of Light: Artist Kay Yokoyama
- Mayumi Oda
- Ranch to Rodeo: Hawai‘iʻs Paniolo Culture
- Telling Grandpaʻs Story
- Making the Hawaiian Tree Saddle
- Ocean Trash Art
- Then & Now: Kau‘pulehu and Kona Village Resort
- Pu‘olo
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May/Jun
- The Natural Kahu – Daniel “Kaniela” Akaka, Jr.
- The Empowerment of Community…
- Gentle Rhythms:—Becoming Kapa…
- Rolling Into the Hearts of Hilo…
- Brewing Up an Industry…
- A Tower of Strawberry Love…
- In Pursuit of Ecotopia
- Gilmore Art Inspires Native Plant Renaissance…
- Gather Round the Yurt…
- “A Gift, Not a Bill”…
- Then & Now: Hamakua Coast—Sugar, Landings and Shipwrecks…
- Bruddah Kuz’ Family Album
- Puna Men Sing from the Heart
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Mar/Apr
- Then & Now: Puako – A Resilient, Ocean Focused Community
- A Dedication to a Mother —
- Jazzy Maggie – a Musician for Life
- Marooned!
- Feng Shui Hawaiian Style
- Healing Grass: the Amazing and Versatile Vetiver
- …And Trees Fly Forward
- Capturing the Ephemeral
- The Reef as a Community: Cold and Fuzzy
- Rights and Respect for Native Fishing
- Horse & Buddy
- If Only Chocolate Grew on Trees
- Roses in My Heart
- 13 Grandmothers
- Kona’s Unique Three Ring Ranch
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Jan/Feb
- Mahaiula Bay – Surfing & Shipwrecks
- Sailing 101
- Coffee Wives Created a Cottage Industry with Lauhala
- A Paniolo Family’s Tale
- Community Sharing, Local Style at a Hands-On Lu‘au
- The Enchanted Gardens of Ira Ono
- Saving Kanaloa
- Hawai‘i’s Fruit Guru & Avocado Advocate
- A Bit of the Bayou in North Kohala
- Ho‘ola Hou
- Rob Yamanoha: One Akamai Hilo Music Man
- The Mindscapes of Ken Charon
- Lee Michael Walczuk: the Man Behind the Mask
- Dancing with Paint
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Nov/Dec
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