The New Honolulu

The Crossroads of the Pacific is coming of age -- it's not just a beach town anymore.

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November 12, 2000, 8:00 AM PST

"In spite of its rich history and a handful of popular attractions, the city has never been able to shake off its Anytown-by-the-sea feel. The city that inspired casual Friday was about as exciting as Monday night ... Honolulu has long been a cultural crossroads with Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, and, of course, Hawaiian influences. But in spite of a strong military presence and ever-growing tourist industry, the city is only now starting to come of age."

Thanks to Chris Steins

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