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Ray's Corner
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 News with co-sponsors |
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Residents -112, 300
% of Hispanics
population - 9.6%
% of Hispanics
population - 9.6%
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100% Latino -owned & -operated
| Local Latino former state legislator now leads non-profit coalition |
HONOLULU, Hawaii – Daniel Alberdeston lived
in various parts of the world prior to settling
down in Honolulu. Until the end of June, he
worked in the Governor’s Office of Boards and
Commissions.
Alberdeston was born in Hato Rey, Puerto Rico,
while his father was stationed there in the Army.
Both his parents were born in Santurce, Puerto
Rico. Two years after he was born, his family
moved to Alabama. A few years later, they
returned to Puerto Rico. Before his parents
divorced, he spent about seven years of his
childhood, including his high school years, in
Puerto Rico.
The rest of the time he spent on military bases
in Germany, Alabama, Kentucky, etc.
in various parts of the world prior to settling
down in Honolulu. Until the end of June, he
worked in the Governor’s Office of Boards and
Commissions.
Alberdeston was born in Hato Rey, Puerto Rico,
while his father was stationed there in the Army.
Both his parents were born in Santurce, Puerto
Rico. Two years after he was born, his family
moved to Alabama. A few years later, they
returned to Puerto Rico. Before his parents
divorced, he spent about seven years of his
childhood, including his high school years, in
Puerto Rico.
The rest of the time he spent on military bases
in Germany, Alabama, Kentucky, etc.
HONOLULU, Hawaii – Say “Tori
Richard” in Honolulu and many people
will think of the company that has been
designing and manufacturing quality
resort wear since 1956. But say “Eida
Carrillo” in our local Hispanic
community and many people will say
“Tori Richard” because Carrillo is their
Director of Design and Merchandising
for the Men's Division.
Richard” in Honolulu and many people
will think of the company that has been
designing and manufacturing quality
resort wear since 1956. But say “Eida
Carrillo” in our local Hispanic
community and many people will say
“Tori Richard” because Carrillo is their
Director of Design and Merchandising
for the Men's Division.
| 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 – Our staff first met former
(1990 – 2000) state representative Alex
Santiago during the 1994 legislative session,
when we were lobbying the Legislature to pass
the Hawaii Hispanic Bicentennial bill. Former
state senator Anthony Chang helped steward
the bill through the Senate, but we needed
someone to help on the House side.
A friend introduced us to former House Vice
Speaker Jackie Young, now the Director of the
American Cancer Society Hawaii Pacific. Young
told us: “Alex Santiago is half-Korean/half-
Puerto Rican.
(1990 – 2000) state representative Alex
Santiago during the 1994 legislative session,
when we were lobbying the Legislature to pass
the Hawaii Hispanic Bicentennial bill. Former
state senator Anthony Chang helped steward
the bill through the Senate, but we needed
someone to help on the House side.
A friend introduced us to former House Vice
Speaker Jackie Young, now the Director of the
American Cancer Society Hawaii Pacific. Young
told us: “Alex Santiago is half-Korean/half-
Puerto Rican.
| Hawaii Hispanic Statistics |
Female: 49%
Male: 51%
Ages 21
to 65 68%
College to
Professional
Degrees: 49%
Bilingual / English
Dominant: 80%
Spanish
Dominant: 20%
Male: 51%
Ages 21
to 65 68%
College to
Professional
Degrees: 49%
Bilingual / English
Dominant: 80%
Spanish
Dominant: 20%
| Cordially invite you to join us at our Keiki-To- Kollege August Fundraising Mixer at the Honolulu Design Center’s Cupola Theatre 1250 Kapiolani Blvd (Kapiolani & Piikoi) Wednesday, August 12, 2009 5:30 pm - 7:30pm Pupus include: Spicy Chicken “Alice Wings & Drumettes | Baby back Ribs w/ ” Aloha 3000 BBQ Sauce” | Shrimp & Pork Dumplings w/Soy Mustard Sauce | Vegetable Spring rolls w/ Thai Dipping Sauce | Kalua Pork w/ Mozzarella Cheese Quesadillas| Chicken Skewers| Various Fruit Skewers Plus HDC’s Special Wednesday Muse Wine Cards Latin Music / Entertainment / No- Host Bar / Door Prizes / Bring your business cards LBH members: $15 - Advance / $20 at Door | Non-LBH Members $25 – Advance / $30 at Door Send Payments and Names of Attendees to: Latin Business Hawaii PMB 344 PO Box 30800 | Honolulu, HI 96820 “Advance” payments must be received by Monday, August 10th 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 | Dave & Buster’s Cafe Ché Pasta | Business Factoring Hawaii | Gordon Biersch Plaza Club| Wealth Strategy Partners | Hagadone Printing | Art With Aloha | Makani Catamaran Back-To-Health Chiropractic |
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by José Villa, Senior Editor
Carrillo was born in Costa Rica. When she was two years old, the family moved to
San Francisco, California. She grew up in the South Bay and went to high school in
San Jose. After high school, she attended the Fashion Institute of Design &
Merchandising (FIDM) in Los Angeles and graduated with a degree in Apparel Design.
(FIDM is now the west coast home of the Project Runway series on the Lifetime
Network).
San Francisco, California. She grew up in the South Bay and went to high school in
San Jose. After high school, she attended the Fashion Institute of Design &
Merchandising (FIDM) in Los Angeles and graduated with a degree in Apparel Design.
(FIDM is now the west coast home of the Project Runway series on the Lifetime
Network).
| Latina fashionista helps guide Tori Richard styles |
by José Villa, Senior Editor
| Hawaii National Bank & “Consumer Service Analysis” |