September 2011
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Waikiki Construction Refreshes HotelsWhat does Waikiki mean to the construction industry? |
Features |
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The Hawaii Business Sharpest Dressed Executives and Professionals |
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Developmentally Disabled Can and Want to WorkPeople with developmental disabilities prove their value as employees |
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Business Executives Sign up to Lead NonprofitsNonprofits want the expertise of business executives, and many of them are signing up |
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Hawaii's Construction Industry by the NumbersIsle building statistics from 2005 to 2010 |
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Hawaii Beekeepers Overwhelmed by Three PestsHawaii beekeepers overwhelmed by varroa mites, nosema ceranea and small hive beetles |
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Kukuiula Luxury Development Opens on KauaiA smaller-than-originally-planned Kukuiula luxury development opens on Kauai's south shore, three decades after it was first proposed |
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Hawaii Food and Wine Festival unlike mainland counterpartsThe event stars and benefits local food production and culinary schools. |
Departments |
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Talk StoryTalk Story with Roger Peters, dck pacific constructionRoger Peters talks about construction in the travel industry. |
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Editor's NoteFinding Solitude in a Connected WorldBeing connected is crucial, but we also need time off the grid |
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InnovationSyngenta Agrisure Artesian Corn is Drought-ResistantSyngenta's new, less-thirsty corn seed was bred using cross-fertilization and hybridization. |
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This Month's Parting Shot:Aloha Tower Clock MaintenanceA retired watchmaker greases the gears of Honolulu Harbor's Aloha Tower clock. |
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