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Commanding Heights

1 p.m., Sunday, Honolulu Harbor

Joe Orpilla, pictured here in the clear-bottom cab of his towering crane,
has worked for Horizon Lines at Honolulu Harbor for the past 18 years.
About 98 percent of Hawaii’s imported goods get here via ship.
That’s when Orpilla goes to work moving containers.

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