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Sex Offender from Montana Arrested on Maui
A fugitive sex offender from Montana was arrested on Maui. Joseph Lee Guseman, 31, of Glendive, Montana was arrested during the raid of a Kahului residence at around 11:15 a.m. yesterday.
Monsanto Hawai‘i Gifts Prize Money to The Nature Conservancy
Monsanto Hawaii won the money from its parent company for conservation efforts in 2010. It is gifting the money to the Nature Conservancy for watershed protection at Kamakou and Pelekunu.
VIDEO: Ka’anapali Flash Mob Kicks Off Keiki Hula Festival
Advertising for the 13th annual Keiki Hula Festival took on a new twist this year with the unleashing of a small flash mob at Kaanapali Beach. Two dozen youth dancers participated in the miniature mob…
Bee Pest Confirmed on Maui and Moloka’i
Researchers confirmed the presence of the SHB at Keonekuino, Molokai and at hives in East Maui. A meeting for beekeepers will be held on Maui on Monday, August 1…
Governor’s Maui Visit to Include Farmers Market & Kupuna Luncheon
The Governor is expected to present a proclamation at the Kihei Lipoa Street Farmers Market, as part of the event’s one-year anniversary celebration. Other stops include…
Hawaiian To Fly Daily Year-Round to Sydney
Starting December 14, Hawaiian Airlines will be running daily year-round nonstop flights between Sydney, Australia, and Honolulu.
Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce Selects Awardee
Akina Aloha Tours to receive the Na Wai Eha Award at the upcoming 3rd Annual Ko’i Award Dinner.
VIDEO: A Right of Passage, Hawaiian Martial Arts Lua Graduation
The demonstration included various battle formations and mock battles between lua students from across the island chain. The ancient Hawaiian martial art is practiced by several groups on Maui, two of which are led by residents Ke’eaumoku Kapu and Kyle Nakanelua.
Maui Reports 4 Fireworks Related Injuries
Four out of the nine neighbor island firework injuries reported around the 4th of July occurred in Maui County. The nine injuries on Maui, Kauai and the Big Island were the highest total for the neighbor islands since 2006.
East Moloka’i Project Seeks Forest Restoration
The Kainalu Mesic Forest Restoration Project is located on land mauka of the Kamehameha V Hwy. The subject parcel includes habitat for 11 federally endangered native species.
Water Dept. Proposes Drilling of Mahinahina Exploratory Well
The project is intended to investigate the viability of backup sources of potable water during times of drought and when surface water treatment plants are undergoing maintenance.
S. Maui Water Conservation Urged Due to Waihee Power Outage
A power outage in Waihee on Sunday resulted in an outage of water service at wells which serve as a primary source of water for the South Maui area.
No Price Hike in UH Pay-Per-View
The cost to subscribe for the University of Hawaii football pay-per-view telecasts remains the same. On Maui, $210 for renewals and $250 for new accounts.
MECO Requests 6.7% Rate Increase
Based on MECO projections, a typical bill for residential customers on each island would increase by approximately $13 per month. Any increase, if granted, would go into effect in mid-2012 at the earliest.
Glide Over to the MACC for SUP Film Screening
Take a peak into the history, passion, and the stars of this emerging water sport tonight at The Maui Arts and Cultural Center at 7:30pm for the screening of “That First Glide.”
6 Maui, 2 Moloka’i Students Enter UH Medical School
The 66-member Class of 2015 is the largest to date and represents an expansion to address an ongoing physician shortage in the state.
Housing Survey Needs Maui Response
The survey began in late May, but survey callers report experiencing problems in getting residents of Maui County to participate. Some of the problem areas identified include the island of Lanai, West Maui, and North and East Maui from Paia to Hana.
Borders Closes Rest of Stores Including Maui Location
The remaining stores begin liquidation sales today with prices slashed by up to 40%. Company officials say Borders Bucks will still be good for redemption through the end of this month.
Memorial Services Set for Charles Kaupu on Maui and O’ahu
The family of Charles K. Kaupu Jr. has chosen to honor him by holding a Christian service at Kaumakapili Church on Oahu on Aug. 4, and than a traditional customary ceremony on Maui on Aug. 20.
New Round of Federal Funds Available for Hawaii Farmers
An estimated $2.6 million is being issued by the USDA to farmers and ranchers in Hawaii and the Pacific Rim who are geographically disadvantaged. The sign-up period for this year’s program begins on July 25, 2011.
