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3 in Stable Condition after Jeep Roll Over

Three men ranging in age from 18 to 20 were transported to the hospital in stable condition after the jeep they were in rolled over and down a 30 foot embankment near the old Maui High School.

Mock Emergency Planned as Part of 2012 Maui SAREX

The 2012 Maui SAREX, or Search and Rescue Exercise, will run from 9 a.m. to noon at the ocean area fronting the old Suda Store along South Kihei Road.

reBRANDING Wailuku Town

The re-branding effort includes a new series of workshops in which participants will help to define the town’s brand. After a series of workshops focused on infrastructure and planning, the reWAILUKU initiative continues to evolve, this time with the “reBRANDING” of Wailuku Town.

Maui Second Most-Popular Travel Destination in US

According to an annual survey by the Travel Leaders Group, Maui jumped three spots this year to rank second behind Las Vegas.

All Clear for Hawaii After 7.6 Costa Rica Quake

UPDATE: Hawaii News Now reports that the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center has since issued an ALL CLEAR for Hawaii following a 7.6 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Costa Rica this morning.

BREAKING: Mokulele Restores Air Service to Hana

For the first time in a dozen years, regularly scheduled air service will resume in the remote East Maui town of Hana.

VIDEO: Vacation Owners Relocate in Aftermath of Kahana Fire

Displaced occupants of the Valley Isle Resort were on property today recovering thier belongings after a Labor Day fire on the resort grounds gutted a gym, offices and other resort facilities.

VIDEO: Clean-up Effort Begins in Wake of Resort Fire

Crews from Maui Fire & Flood are on location today cleaning units at the Valley Isle Resort, where a structure fire caused an estimated $1.4 million in damage on Monday.

Cafe O’Lei in Downtown Wailuku to Close

Get your Crab Club Sandwich and Bill Eby’s Makawao Beef Burger now: Cafe O’Lei in Wailuku is set to close its doors on October 15th.

Cost-Share Agreement Aims to Protect Maui Reefs & Watershed

The initiative is one of the first efforts in the state to implement a comprehensive management strategy to address impacts to coral reefs across multiple watersheds. The watershed plan will be funded 75% by the Corps and 25% by DLNR.

7 Hikers Airlifted After Attempting Olowalu to ‘Iao Hike

Seven hikers had to be airlifted from a 2,000 foot ridge early Sunday morning while attempting to hike from Olowalu to ‘Iao Valley on Maui.

Maui Woman Dies of Injuries In Honoapiilani Accident

A West Maui woman who was extricated from a vehicle involved in a crash on the Honoapiilani Highway on Thursday afternoon, has since died from injuries she sustained in the crash. Maui police have since identified the woman as…

Business Roundup – August 2012

Once a month, this column is published and contains tidbits of Maui business news we receive over the course of a month. The public is invited to contribute.

VIDEO: Elderly Woman Safe After Iao Parkside Fire

A 93-year-old woman and her dog are safe this morning after they were alerted of an apartment fire overnight by neighbors.

No Tsunami Threat to Hawaii Following 7.6 Quake in Philippines

There is no tsunami threat to Hawaii following a 7.6 earthquake overnight in the Philippine Islands region. The incident was reported at 2:48 a.m., and initially generated a watch, which was cancelled less than an hour later.

Maui’s Weekend: Guerrero, Poi Dogs, and Flock of Seagulls

Also, Maui film “Get a Job,” Riddim of Knowledge reggae show, and a Starry Night Cinema screening of “My Dog Skip.”

Maui Red Cross Workers Assisting with Isaac Recovery

Michele Liberty, the Red Cross Director for Maui County, is one of the local workers that was sent from Hawai’i. She said the group arrived in Houston and is on standby ready to be deployed where help is needed.

Maui Democratic Party Honors Senator Akaka

More than 400 supporters and well-wishers gathered at the Makena Beach and Golf Resort to celebrate the career and accomplishments of US Senator Daniel K. Akaka.

Maui Visitors Spent $314.4M in July, Up 15%

Preliminary statistics released today by the Hawaii Tourism Authority show increased visitor arrivals and expenditures for Maui and statewide for July 2012 compared to last year.

Transpacific Cable Project Included in CIP Funding Release

The underwater fiber optic cable will move the state toward achieving its Broadband Initiative goal of universal access to affordable high-speed internet by 2018.
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