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Maui Company Creates Local Buzz with Bees
When she’s not busy as a bee with local community initiatives, Helen Nielsen is creating a buzz with her Maui Natural Bee honey.
Maui’s Grove Suffers Second Defeat Via Submission
Maui’s Kendall Grove suffered only his second submission loss of his career Thursday when Jay Silva submitted the former Ultimate Fighter with a rear-naked choke in the second round.
Hawaiian Offering $300 “Rescue Fare” to Air Australia Flyers
Hawaiian Airlines announced it is offering a special one-way “Rescue Fare” for travelers stranded by today’s shutdown of Air Australia.
Hundreds Left Stranded by Air Australia Shutdown
Air Australia announced today that it will suspend all flights immediately, including two from Honolulu to Brisbane and Melbourne.
Nakamura Hopes Hard Naks is Answer to Fit, Fast, Fun
Cody Nakamura is hoping to educate, build self esteem, and improve health and overall strength to athletes who attend his weekly Hard Naks High-Performance Speed Camps.
Disapproval Recommended for Molokai Planning Commission Nominees
Members stated that they were uncomfortable with the individuals’ limited knowledge of the island, involvement in the community, and experience.
Visitors Bureau Touts APEC at Group Marketing Events
At two major events this month, the Hawaii Visitors & Convention Bureau plans to highlight the APEC conference as an example of Hawaii’s ability to host large-scale meeting.
Hawaii Recording Artists “Unite” For Big Music Festival
Third World and Tarrus Riley will headline one of Maui’s biggest music festivals of the year, “The Fourth Annual Hawaii Unite Music Festival.”
Margaritaville in March: Jimmy Buffett Live on Maui
The Maui show is at 7 p.m. on Friday, March 16, 2012 at the Yokouchi Pavilion and A&B Amphitheater.
VIDEO: Wahikuli Parking Lot Partially Closed for Salvage of Vessel
Marine salvage operations at Wahikuli Beach Park will result in the partial closure of the parking lot for the rest of the week. The partial closure begins today and is expected to end on Friday, February 17, 2012.
Hearing Today on Proposed Casino in Waikiki
The House Tourism committee holds a public hearing today on a bill that would allow a 20-year license for a stand-alone casino in Waikiki.
Richmond, Jefferies Win Gold Medals at State Swimming Championships
Renny Richmond of Seabury Hall and Danielle Jefferies of Maui Prep Academy claimed gold medals at Saturday’s finals of the Hawaii High School State Swimming & Diving Championships.
VIDEO/PHOTOS: Wounded Maui Marine Gets Surprise Hero’s Welcome
A Maui Marine, injured in Afghanistan returned to a surprise homecoming at Kahului Airport on Thursday. Marine Lance Cpl. Garrett “Kekoa” Dow was shot in the left shin during an ambush, while on active duty in the Musaquala village of Afghanistan.
Victorino Plays Business Executive on Hawaii Five-O
Philadelphia Phillies center fielder Shane Victorino, nicknamed the “Flyin’ Hawaiian,” will be a guest star on the Monday, Feb. 20 episode of “Hawaii Five-0.”
3 People Rescued From Rip Current at Napili Bay
Three Canadian visitors were rescued from West Maui waters yesterday when they became caught in a rip current at Napili Bay. The incident was reported at 10:34 a.m. on Wednesday, February 8.
Survival at Sea: 3 Rescued as Sail Boat Sinks off Hilo
Three people, including a 9 year-old boy, survived as a disabled sailboat sank 280 miles northeast of Hilo yesterday.
House to Hear Minimum Paid Sick Leave Bill
The Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii has issued an alert to its members regarding the upcoming hearing of a bill mandating employers of all sizes to provide minimum paid sick and safe leave.
PHOTOS: Old Dorms at UHMC New Home of Teaching Hotel
The old dormitories at the University of Hawaii Maui College campus are being re-purposed for use as a teaching lab/hotel for the Hospitality Academy of Maui.
4 Boats Adrift off West Maui Cause Commotion
Crews responded to multiple boating incidents off Maui’s West shore today, the first of which involved a fire aboard a 60-foot trawler.
Winds Knock Out Power Along Hana Highway
Shortly before noon today high winds knocked down a tree that brought down two electrical lines on Hana Highway near Kanaha Pond Sanctuary. Power was restored by 1:40 p.m.





