Today's Parade magazine - a weekly color tabloid that's inserted in Sunday newspapers nationwide - is a survey of personal incomes in the U.S. It includes over a hundred thumbnail profiles of people all over the country - who they are, where they live, what they do, and how much they make.
Out of them, three faces of islanders are mixed in.
Anyone dare share what they do, and what folks in their profession generally earn in Hawaii? How does that compare to what you'd make on the Mainland?
Out of them, three faces of islanders are mixed in.
- Jen Kunishima, 31, pet-boutique owner, Honolulu, $105,000.
- Alfred Koscina, 62, coffee company owner, Honolulu, $50,000.
- Linda Rosehill, 54, consulting firm owner, Honolulu, $215,000.
Anyone dare share what they do, and what folks in their profession generally earn in Hawaii? How does that compare to what you'd make on the Mainland?
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