| Census Bureau Launches 2010census.gov in Spanish |
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keeps the community informed about statewide Hispanic events, Salsa dancing venues, Spanish-language church services, organizational meetings, etc. |
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| Hawaii Hispanic Statistics |
| Latin Business Hawaii & Hawaii Hispanic News with co-sponsors |
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Residents -112, 300
% of Hispanics
population - 9.7%
% of Hispanics
population - 9.7%
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100% Latino -owned & -operated
| Fourth Annual Hawaii Salsa Festival goes International |
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- With
an innovative, unique and
digitally-rich experience,
the U.S. Census Bureau
just launched its 2010
Census Spanish language
Web site,
www.2010census.gov/espa
nol. The site's goal is to
inform the more than 34
million people who speak
Spanish at home about the
2010 Census and to
demonstrate to the
Hispanic community that
participation is easy,
important and safe.
an innovative, unique and
digitally-rich experience,
the U.S. Census Bureau
just launched its 2010
Census Spanish language
Web site,
www.2010census.gov/espa
nol. The site's goal is to
inform the more than 34
million people who speak
Spanish at home about the
2010 Census and to
demonstrate to the
Hispanic community that
participation is easy,
important and safe.
HONOLULU, Hawaii --When you
walk in the Tin Can Mailman shop,
located on Nuuanu Avenue in
Chinatown, you are sure to be
transported back in time. The walls
and shelves double as collages of
1950s, 60s, and Hawaiiana art and
antiques. The store is so cozy you feel
you “can sit down and have a cup of
coffee,” as a shopper looking for tusks
put it. He did not find the tusks there,
but he was gladly directed to where he
might.
walk in the Tin Can Mailman shop,
located on Nuuanu Avenue in
Chinatown, you are sure to be
transported back in time. The walls
and shelves double as collages of
1950s, 60s, and Hawaiiana art and
antiques. The store is so cozy you feel
you “can sit down and have a cup of
coffee,” as a shopper looking for tusks
put it. He did not find the tusks there,
but he was gladly directed to where he
might.
| Our rings are inter-related We were raised in America by lucky chance... We live in Hawaii by geographical choice... But, we are Hispanic --- by the grace of God! |
HONOLULU, Hawaii -- With
snow blanketing the 48
contiguous states on the
mainland on Valentine’s and
President’s Day weekend,
here in the 50th Aloha State
we had the heat up full blast
on the Latin dance floor.
The 4th Annual Hawaii Salsa
Festival (HSF) kicked-off
officially on a Thursday night
to a packed ballroom.
snow blanketing the 48
contiguous states on the
mainland on Valentine’s and
President’s Day weekend,
here in the 50th Aloha State
we had the heat up full blast
on the Latin dance floor.
The 4th Annual Hawaii Salsa
Festival (HSF) kicked-off
officially on a Thursday night
to a packed ballroom.
| Hawaii Hispanic Statistics |
Female: 49%
Male: 51%
Ages 21
to 65 68%
College to
Professional
Degrees: 52%
Bilingual / English
Dominant: 71%
Spanish
Dominant: 29%
Male: 51%
Ages 21
to 65 68%
College to
Professional
Degrees: 52%
Bilingual / English
Dominant: 71%
Spanish
Dominant: 29%
| Cordially invite you to join us at our Keiki-To-College May Fundraising Mixer at the Gordon Biersch Aloha Tower Marketplace Wednesday, June 9, 2010 5:30 pm - 7:30pm Special Guests: Neil Abercrombie Former Congressman and Governor Candidate Brian Schatz Lt. Governor Candidate Richard Turbin Honolulu City Council Candidate Special Performance by: Boricuas De Hawaii Puerto Rican Folkloric Dance Troupe GRAND PRIZE: TRIP FOR 2 ON THE MAKANI CATAMARAN ************************ Latin Music / Entertainment / No- Host Bar / Door Prizes / Bring your business cards LBH members: $15 Non-LBH Members $25 Send Payments and Names of Attendees to: Latin Business Hawaii PMB 344 PO Box 30800 | Honolulu, HI 96820 Please RSVP to (808) 638-3098 or marievilla@latinbusinesshawaii.com Net Proceeds Go To Our Keiki-To- Kollege Scholarship Fund Participating Co-Sponsors To-Date: Soul De Cuba Aqua Hotels & Resorts Cafe Ché Pasta | Geico Marriot Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa Phyxius Golf | Makani Catamaran Honolulu Design Center Hard Rock Café| E.T. International Census Bureau | P.F. Chang’s NCIS Hawaii | Pro-Service Hawaii |
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by José Villa, Senior Editor
The flirty stares from the pin-up posters, warm colors from lamps and glassware, and the
paradisiacal beach scenes in books and ephemera contribute to the pleasant atmosphere, but the
friendly attention of owner Raul Sanchez really makes you feel welcome. He and his partner
Christopher Oswalt operated the business on Kauai for 7 years. And after being in Honolulu only
three months, the store was voted the “Best Antique Shop in Honolulu” by Honolulu Magazine.
paradisiacal beach scenes in books and ephemera contribute to the pleasant atmosphere, but the
friendly attention of owner Raul Sanchez really makes you feel welcome. He and his partner
Christopher Oswalt operated the business on Kauai for 7 years. And after being in Honolulu only
three months, the store was voted the “Best Antique Shop in Honolulu” by Honolulu Magazine.
| Latino-owned business voted “Best Antique Shop in Honolulu” |
By Ray Cruz,
Entertainment Editor
Entertainment Editor
Hawaii Lt. Governor, James "Duke" Aiona at the
Hawaii State Road Tour Kick -off
Hawaii State Road Tour Kick -off
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