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Hit-and-run crash in Kīhei claims life of 64-year-old woman
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The $950,000 sale closed on Sept. 6, 2024, on the Von Tempsky Community Center Complex, formerly the Kula Community Center. The area was renamed the Von Tempsky Community Complex after a bill was...Maui News Arc of Maui County celebrates 70th anniversary
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Queen Kaʻahumanu Center change of zoning gets final Council approval for redevelopment
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Latest Maui News
Maui Memorial Medical Center welcomes new pulmonologist
Pacific Permanente Group announced on Wednesday the addition of June Kim, M.D., MBA to its pulmonology department at Maui Memorial Medical Center and the Maui Memorial Medical Center Outpatient Clinic. Kim will provide specialized care for residents with chronic lung diseases and other related conditions.
Rotary Satellite Club of Kīhei-Wailea announces e-cycle fundraiser
The Rotary Satellite Club of Kīhei-Wailea will host an e-cycle fundraiser, offering residents and businesses an easy and eco-friendly way to dispose of unwanted electronic items, announced the club in a press release.
Biden-Harris Administration invests more than $23M to remove marine debris across 10 coastal states
The Department of Commerce and NOAA recommended more than $23 million in funding to support marine debris removal and interception efforts for 13 multi-year projects across 10 coastal US states, three territories and the District of Columbia. This funding is provided by NOAA’s Climate-Ready Coasts initiative under the Biden-Harris Administration’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law as part of President Biden’s Investing in America agenda.
Arc of Maui County celebrates 70th anniversary
Arc of Maui County, a local non-profit organization providing services to the intellectually and developmentally disabled community, celebrated its 70th anniversary in August.
Sacred Hearts School names Dr. Patty Wurst vice principal and curriculum director
Sacred Hearts School in Lahaina has announced the appointment of Dr. Patty Wurst as the new vice principal and curriculum director. Wurst has been a member of the Sacred Hearts ‘ohana since 2000.
Entire Kalalau Trail now closed due to norovirus; DOH recommends closure until at least Sept. 19
DOH has received reports of illness from at least 37 people who were hiking the Kalalau Trail and camping at a state campsite at Kalalau beach, though the actual number of affected people is estimated to be higher
County of Maui acquires Kula community center land for public use
The $950,000 sale closed on Sept. 6, 2024, on the Von Tempsky Community Center Complex, formerly the Kula Community Center. The area was renamed the Von Tempsky Community Complex after a bill was passed by Maui County Council in 2022 to honor the generational Upcountry family.
Growth, recovery forecast for Hawaiʻi, but Maui County expected to lag behind
Construction activity, including the rebuilding of wildfire devastated Lahaina town, will overcome relative weakness in tourism and help build a stable economic recovery, at a rate of 1.3%, for Hawaiʻi statewide, according to a forecast by economists with the Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism.
County’s Office of Recovery announces partnership with Kākoʻo Maui at West Maui center
The County of Maui’s Office of Recovery and the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement announced a partnership that brings CNHA’s Kākoʻo Maui Resource Center to the Office of Recovery-West Maui at Lahaina Gateway.
Support Hawaiʻi Foodbank when dining at T S Restaurants, Sept. 9-15
T S Restaurants invites guests to support Hawaiʻi Foodbank when dining at any of its seven locations across the state from Sept. 9-15. Customers are encouraged to make a donation when visiting Duke’s, Hula Grill, Leilani’s on the Beach and Keoki’s Paradise. For every dollar donated, T S Restaurants will subtract the same amount from the guest’s bill, up to $50, providing an opportunity for both residents and visitors to impact the community while enjoying a discounted meal.
Hit-and-run crash in Kīhei claims life of 64-year-old woman
A 64-year-old woman was killed in a hit-and-run collision reported in South Maui on Thursday night. A preliminary police investigation reveals that a pedestrian was on the sidewalk when an unknown vehicle executed a short radius right turn out of the parking lot located at 1881 South Kīhei Road; proceeded to drive over the curb and onto the sidewalk when it collided into and drove over the pedestrian. The operator of the unknown vehicle did not stop or render aid to the pedestrian and fled the scene northbound on South Kīhei Road, police said.
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Maui Business
Annual Mayor’s Small Business Awards Nominees Announced
The Maui Chamber of Commerce has announced nominees for the 2024 Mayor’s Small Business Awards, which will be held on Sept. 19.
Jason Economou takes the helm as Maui United Way’s new CEO
Today, Maui United Way announced that Jason Economou is now serving as President and CEO of the organization. Economou is a local attorney and nonprofit professional with a long history of community service and philanthropy.
Ralph Mesick joins CPB as senior executive vice president and chief risk officer
Ralph Mesick, a Hawaiʻi banker with nearly 40 years of financial services experience, has joined Central Pacific Bank (CPB) as its senior executive vice president and chief risk officer, according to an announcement today by Arnold Martines, CPB chairman, president and chief executive officer.
Arts & Entertainment
New book release: “Mele On The Mauna: Perpetuating Genealogies of Hawaiian Musical Activism on Maunakea”
University of Hawai‘i Maui College Associate Professor Dr. Joseph Keola Donaghy documents and explores the role that musical performance and composition practice played in efforts to defend Maunakea and how these practices reflected the idea of kapu aloha that was prevalent among kia‘i (protectors).
Culture and community celebrated at Queen Kaʻahumanu Center’s 808 Bash
Queen Kaʻahumanu Center launched its inaugural 808 Bash on Aug. 24, bringing Maui together in celebration of community. Organizers say the success of this event has set the tone for what is hoped to become a new annual tradition for the island.
Festivals of Aloha announces 2024 schedule of events
Festivals of Aloha has announced its 2024 theme, “Ka Laʻi o Hauola – The Calm of Hauola,” honoring the revered Pōhakuohauola (Hauola Stone) of Lahaina, a historic symbol of healing and restoration. As Maui Nui communities continue to recover from the devastating wildfires of Aug. 8, 2023, this year’s theme reflects the collective hope for peace and comfort, echoing the stone’s ancient legacy of health and renewal, organizers said.
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Kauai News
Kaua‘i Fire Department rescues injured New Jersey visitor from Queen’s Bath
The visitor was transported to Wilcox Medical Center.
All services available at Hanalei refuse transfer station, following brief limitations
Updates will be announced.
Kauai Weather Forecast for September 07, 2024
West Kaua’i : South Kaua’i : Kaua’i Mountains : North Kaua’i : East Kaua’i : Detailed Forecast Data Courtesy of NOAA.gov
Big Island News
Big Island weekly lane closures: Sept. 7 to Sept. 13
Hawai‘i Department of Transportation announced weekly lane closures from Sept. 7 to Sept. 13. All projects are weather permitting. — MAMALAHOA HIGHWAY (ROUTE 11) — 1) KEAAU TO KURTISTOWN Single lane closure on Kanoelehua Avenue (Route 11) possible in either direction, between mile post 7 to 10, in the vicinity of Old Volcano Road and Hale Pule Loop, […]
Over 2,000 pounds of food collected during ‘Fill a Cruiser Food Drive’ in Kona
The four-hour fundraiser was held the Kona Costco parking lot on Aug. 30. The Food Basket will distribute all donated food items and use the monetary donations to help island residents in need.
Hilo man’s federal probation revoked after narcotics warrant turns up meth, pot, pistol and more
48-year-old Chico Martines, whose residence is near Hilo Intermediate School, made his initial court appearance Friday. His bail was maintained at $560,000 and he remains detained, awaiting a preliminary hearing set for Sept. 10.
Community invited to learn more about first Hawaiian immersion school in Kaʻū
Those who attend today's meeting from 3 to 5 p.m. at Ke Kula Nā ʻAʻaliʻi Kū Makani o Kaʻū's recently secured classroom space inside the former Shirakawa Hotel will hear about its plans, goals, mission and more while meeting leadership and others interested in the project.