| Latino is partner in an upscale Chinese restaurant by José Villa, Senior Editor While still in high school, and through his attendance at college, he worked at a restaurant in Chicago for 13 years. Osorio works on limited-edition works of arts. |
| Ray's Corner Ray Cruz is the host of Hawaii Public Radio’s (KIPO-FM-89.3) Sabor Tropical Salsa Show. Ray keeps the community informed about statewide Hispanic events, Salsa dancing venues, Spanish-language church services, organizational meetings, etc. |
| La Cocina Recipes some homes are using |
| Hawaii Hispanic Statistics |
| Latin Business Hawaii & Hawaii Hispanic Present an After Hours Mixer at |
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Residents 105,172
Percentage of Hispanics
population 8.2%
Percentage of Hispanics
population 8.2%
August 27, 2008 5:30 pm - 7:30pm The event will feature Mexican pupus, Latin music, door prizes, and a no-host bar. BRING your business cards and let’s get this party started… LBH members $15 / Non-Members $20 Please RSVP by Friday August 22nd, (808) 638-3098 or email us at info@latinbusinesshawaii. com |
| Young Latino finds success in Hawaii |
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100% Latino -owned & -operated
| 79-year-old Latino inspires Hawaii military fitness center members! by José Villa, Senior Editor |
HONOLULU, Hawaii. Ron Vazquez,
general manager and operating partner
of P.F.Chang’s China Bistro on Auahi St,
is a first-generation Mexican-American.
His parents are from the city of León in
the state of Guanajuato, Mexico.
Vazquez was born in Chicago and
attended elementary school there, but
spent several of his high school years in
Mexico. Even though he graduated from
high school in Mexico, he was still
required to complete 3 ½ yrs of high
school in Chicago to get an American
diploma.
general manager and operating partner
of P.F.Chang’s China Bistro on Auahi St,
is a first-generation Mexican-American.
His parents are from the city of León in
the state of Guanajuato, Mexico.
Vazquez was born in Chicago and
attended elementary school there, but
spent several of his high school years in
Mexico. Even though he graduated from
high school in Mexico, he was still
required to complete 3 ½ yrs of high
school in Chicago to get an American
diploma.
by José Villa, Senior Editor
MILILANI TOWN, Hawaii -
What do Guadalajara,
San Diego, Tijuana, Ross
Dress for Less, water
polo and taquerias have
in common? Each of
these factors
contributed to the
success of 26-year-old
entrepreneur Jésus
Santoyo, owner of Just
Tacos restaurants on
Oahu.
MILILANI TOWN, Hawaii -
What do Guadalajara,
San Diego, Tijuana, Ross
Dress for Less, water
polo and taquerias have
in common? Each of
these factors
contributed to the
success of 26-year-old
entrepreneur Jésus
Santoyo, owner of Just
Tacos restaurants on
Oahu.
Due to a variety of reasons, including the present state of the
economy, price of oil, and an uncertain economic forecast, several
restaurants in the state -- some of them long-time neighborhood icons
-- have closed or are closing. But Just Tacos is expanding. And no one
that knows Santoyo is surprised.
economy, price of oil, and an uncertain economic forecast, several
restaurants in the state -- some of them long-time neighborhood icons
-- have closed or are closing. But Just Tacos is expanding. And no one
that knows Santoyo is surprised.
Jesus Santoyo
| 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! |
Every weekday morning the Hickam Air
Force Base Fitness Center opens at
4:30am. At that time, a variety of people
start coming in the door for their workout.
Some are young military men and women
trying to stay fit. Some are dedicated
athletes that may devote an hour to
working a single body part. Some are
older men and women trying to get in
shape or maintain their fitness level.
Force Base Fitness Center opens at
4:30am. At that time, a variety of people
start coming in the door for their workout.
Some are young military men and women
trying to stay fit. Some are dedicated
athletes that may devote an hour to
working a single body part. Some are
older men and women trying to get in
shape or maintain their fitness level.
| Hawaii Hispanic Statistics |
Female: 48.5%
Male: 51.5%
Ages 21
to 65 64.6%
College to
Professional
Degrees: 49%
Bilingual / English
Dominant: 80%
Spanish
Dominant: 20%
Male: 51.5%
Ages 21
to 65 64.6%
College to
Professional
Degrees: 49%
Bilingual / English
Dominant: 80%
Spanish
Dominant: 20%
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