#Molokai
Molokaʻi’s ʻUalapuʻe Water Tests Positive for E. Coli
The Maui Department of Water Supply detected E. coli bacteria in the ʻUalapuʻe Shaft on Molokaʻi. E. coli was detected on Dec. 8, 2016, in a water sample collected the previous day at the ʻUalapuʻe Shaft. E. coli testing takes 18 hours to complete.
Sea Link Files Request to Stop Molokaʻi to Maui Ferry Service
Sea Link of Hawaiʻi, the ferry between Maui and Molokaʻi, offers fares of $62.04 for a one way ticket. The company faces competitive air fares as low as $36.
Monsanto Hawaiʻi Science Education Fund Grant Applications Now Being Accepted
Applications are now being accepted for the Monsanto Hawaiʻi Science Education Fund. The next application deadline is Oct. 6, 2016.
Kawaimaka Explains the Wonders of the Kukui Nut
Do you know how to spot a kukui nut tree? Kawaimaka shows Malika how to open a kukui pod and teaches her the many uses of the kukui nut…
16 Tons of Rubbish Removed From Remote Molokaʻi Coastline
Volunteers and state agencies worked to remove 30 dump truck loads of rubbish from 22 miles of remote coastline on Molokaʻi during a cleanup effort this summer.
Molokaʻi Man Honored Among Nonprofit Leaders
William M. Akutagawa, Jr., the executive director and founder of Na Pu‘uwai on Moloka‘i, was recognized for his commitment to making Hawai‘i a better place through the work he does.
Small Business Revitalization Grants Available for Hāna and Molokaʻi
Applications are now being accepted for a third round of grants for businesses in Hāna and on Molokaʻi. The grant awards from the Mayor’s Office of Economic Development will range from $500 to $5000.
Maui Visitor Arrivals at 1.3 Million; Expenditures at $2.3 Billion
Visitor arrivals and expenditures on Maui are up for the first six months of the year, with arrivals topping 1.3 million; and spending at $2.3 billion.
Molokai Plumerias: How to Properly Pick a Plumeria
In 1982, Dick Wheeler started Molokai Plumerias. With about 10 acres of plumerias, you can’t miss it. Maui Now’s Malika Dudley recently visited Molokai…
Pilipo Solatorio Recalls 1946 Tsunami in Halawa
“I can still hear it and see it… that was the most frightening experience for me… I was six and a half years old.” ~ Anakala Pilipo Solatorio
Molokai Summer Staycation Giveaway
Today (July 22, 2015) is the entry deadline for Maui Now’s “Molokai Summer Staycation Giveway.” A wonderful staycation package is being offered with the help…
Molokai Once “Honey Capitol” of the World
According to Brenda Kaneshiro of Molokai Meli, Molokai was once the number one honey exporter of the world. In the early 1900’s Molokai Ranch had countless…
HMSA Honors Two from MIL at Kaimana Awards Luncheon
HMSA recognized 15 student-athletes and nine high schools Sunday at the Hawaii Convention Center for its annual Kaimana Awards & Scholarship Program.
Siren Testing at Kalaupapa Settlement, June 15
Siren testing is scheduled for the Kalaupapa Settlement and National Historical Park on Molokaʻi from 9 a.m. to noon on Wednesday, June 15, 2016.
Free Summer Meals at Maui, Molokaʻi PALS Sites
Meals are available to Maui and Molokaʻi keiki on a first-come, first-served basis during the PALS summer session, which runs June 7-July 15, 2016.
Rep. DeCoite Files Papers for House District 13
Rep Lynn DeCoite filed papers to seek election to the District 13 House seat. She is currently filling the remainder of the term of the late Mele Carroll.
Molokaʻi Graduation Happens Only Once Every 4 Years
The graduates ranged in age from 17 to 59. Some of them completed their degrees in two years, while others worked diligently over 20 plus years.
SUP Rescue: Visitor Caught in Gusty Winds off Molokaʻi
A 44-year-old woman from Colorado was standup paddle boarding when she was caught in gusty winds at Kepuhi on the west end of Molokaʻi.
Report Highlights Subsistence Fishing on Native Hawaiian Health
The report showed positive health effects of the approval of the Moʻomomi Community-Based Subsistence Fishing Area on Molokaʻi for Native Hawaiians living in the area.
