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Former Maui Bombing Target at Kanahena Discussed

The results of the investigation will be used to determine the most appropriate remedial action at Kanahena Point, which once served as a former defense bombing target site.

Baldwin Reports Double-Digit Jump in College-Going Rate

Four Maui schools reported increases in college enrollment, with the highest rate of 58% reported at both HP Baldwin High School and King Kekaulike High School.

Keawekane Selected to U14 Youth National Soccer Team

She is Maui’s first female soccer player to be invited to train with the U14 United States Women’s National Soccer Team.

Beaches Re-Open After West Maui Force Main Break

A broken force main in West Maui on Tuesday, May 7, resulted in temporary calls for water conservation, and the planned overnight closure of beaches from Māla Wharf to Hanakaʻōʻō.

Pāʻia Voted 8th Happiest Seaside Town

Although it had been identified in the past as Maui’s Historical Plantation Town in area signage, Pāʻia is better known for its hippie vibe, surf culture, boutique shops, a Tibetan Buddhist Dharma Center, north shore Halloween haven, the occasional jaywalker, and swimsuit material worthy of national headlines.

Maui Police Investigate Attempted Murder in Piʻihana

An investigation has been launched into an alleged confrontation near the Piʻihana housing area on Saturday morning in which a man was allegedly stuck in the head with a rock and told authorities he had the windows of his vehicle shot out, police said.

Maui Onion Festival Crowns Three Culinary Winners

Saturday’s Maui Onion Festival in Lahaina offered everything from winning recipes to – **gulp** – onion margaritas.

Homeless Assault at Little Beach Investigated

a 28-year-old homeless man from Sammamish, WA, reported being attacked by three or four unknown local males as he played his guitar with friends at Little Beach in Mākena.

VIDEO: Hawaiian Immersion Lottery at Pāʻia School Postponed

A controversial lottery for placement in Pāʻia Elementary School’s Hawaiian Immersion kindergarten program has been postponed.

UPDATES: Lahaina Bicyclist Fatally Injured in Honoapiʻilani Crash

A 33-year-old Lahaina man suffered fatal injuries when the bicycle he was operating collided with a truck at the Honoapiʻilani Highway intersection at Kapunakea Street, police said. Police have since identified the bicyclist as Gary-Dean Kahunanui.

Nanakuli Wins State Div. II Girls Softball Championsip

There were plenty of Golden moments for the Hawks of Nanakuli against Saint Francis in Friday’s Division II DataHouse State Softball Championships.

Hairbrush Dagger Confiscated by Security at Kahului Airport

The item was one of two such devices discovered at airports in the US this week–the other was found in Phoenix.

Hanabusa Makes Run for US Senate Official

US Representative Colleen Hanabusa made her run for the US Senate seat official in an announcement on Thursday. She will face current US Senator Brian Schatz in the 2014 Democratic Primary.

Weekend Offers Love, Onions and Girls on Skates

If running yourself ragged is just what the doctor ordered, this weekend is ready-made for you! Find out what’s up by clicking here.

Honokōhau Valley Brush Fire Burns 50-Acres

When crews arrived on scene, they found about 20-acres of brush on fire on the makai side of the Honoapiʻilani Highway in an old pineapple field.

Rally Seeks to Stop Pāʻia Lottery for Hawaiian Immersion

Those opposed to the lottery say the system denies children the right to Hawaiian language immersion education and restricts the growth of language revitalization.

MECO Helps Parent Company Hit New Renewable Record

HECO officials attributed the progress to added rooftop and utility-scale solar photovoltaic facilities on all islands; more wind energy on Oahu and Maui; and increased geothermal energy production on Hawaii Island.

White Proposes Stabilizing Real Property Tax Rates in 2014

White said, “I believe the county can live within the means provided by existing real property tax rates and the revenues they would achieve.”

Kupuna Group Wants Hanokaoʻo Commercial Free Zone

Patricia “Aunty Patty” Nishiyama of the group Nā Kūpuna O Maui called the use of thrill craft in the area disruptive, saying the activity creates “noise pollution,” and is “an extreme danger” because of multiple conflicting uses of near-shore waters.

Andaz Hosts Hospitality Job Fair

In anticipation of the summer opening of the Andaz Maui at Wailea resort, hotel executives are hosting a hospitality job fair as they search for qualified employees.
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