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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.

Maui’s McMillen Among Finalists for UH Regent Vacancies

Maui’s Georgia McMillen, who serves as the Appellate Lawyer Representative from Hawaii for the Ninth Circuit, is among the four finalists for the At Large seat on the University of Hawaii Board of Regents.

Wahine Volleyball to Play Nebraska on Maui

University of Hawai’i will play Nebraska in a spring exhibition women’s volleyball match on March 23 at War Memorial Gym.

Bills Seek Regulation of Zipline Tour Industry in Hawaii

The bills acknowledge the economic contribution of the industry, but also identify inherent risks associated with the tours. The bills would require operators to obtain annual inspection permits from the state Department of Labor and Industrial Relations.

Molokai Group Fights for GMO Labeling Legislation

The Haloa image will be placed at the State Capitol grounds as the group hopes to bring attention to their latest efforts for the labeling of genetically modified foods.

Illegal Activity, Dumping Forces Permanent Closure of Kala Road

An increase in illegal dumping, brush fires and criminal activity will result in the permanent closure of a portion of Kala Road near the Kahului Airport on Maui.

Couple Rescued from Waimoku Falls

A rescue was conducted in East Maui on Sunday, involving a couple who was trapped on an island between two raging rivers.

State Roundup: Baldwin Girls Finish 5th in Soccer

The Baldwin High School girls soccer team capped its 2012 season with a fifth-place finish at state.

Coast Guard and Maui County to Improve Rescue Coordination

The intent of the memorandum is to provide timely notification between local and federal responders and maintain consistent interoperability for search and rescue missions.

Hawaii and Korea Enter Smart Grid Development Agreement

The project is in addition to another smart grid demonstration project that is currently taking place on Maui, which was brought forward through an agreement with Japan-based New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization in November of 2011.

Weekend Round-Up: Wailuku Friday, Black History, Super Bowl

This weekend’s pick of events on Maui…

Crews Respond to Whale Entangled in Maui Waters

The Coast Guard received reports that an adult male humpback was entangled in fishing net from its head to tail, and was dragging two orange buoys.

Hawai’i Drought Conditions Warrant Natural Disaster Designation

Federal authorities today issued a natural disaster designation for Hawai’i County due to ongoing drought conditions. The designation clears the way for affected ranchers and farmers to apply for federal relief.

Puunene Jail Proposal Resurfaces with Interest From DHHL

Discussion has resurfaced on plans to build a jail in Puunene on Maui–the latest version of which is led by the State Department of Hawaiian Home Lands.

Kalama & Cove Park Alcohol Ban Passes Final Reading

A bill to ban alcohol at Kalama and Cove Parks in South Maui gained unanimous passage on second and final reading today.

Tasini, the Athlete, Student, Celebrates “Dream Come True”

For Baldwin High School’s Pasoni Tasini, every school day ends with practice.

7 Maui United Soccer Players Sign Letters of Intent

Seven Maui United Soccer Club players sign on National Letter of Intent (NLI) day, the first day high school recruits can officially sign to attend college.

Kihei Surpasses Lahaina in Calls For Police Response

With an estimated 2,000 calls for service monthly, Kihei police are trying to meet increased demands. A new South Maui police station and a new bicycle patrol program are just two of the projects on the horizon. The items were discussed during the latest MPD Town Hall meeting in Kihei.

Maui Hospital and Hale Makua Explore Partnership

Senator Roz Baker of Maui, who introduced the Senate version of the bill said the efforts will improve cost efficiencies between the two organizations and provide better healthcare for Maui’s people.

United Starts Only Non-Stop DC-Honolulu Service

United Airlines announced today that it will begin daily, non-stop service from Honolulu to Washington, DC’s Dulles International Airport.
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