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Lawmakers Discuss New Mortgage Foreclosure Law
A joint informational briefing will be held this week to discuss the state’s new home mortgage foreclosure law.
Free Solar Seminar Presented By RevoluSun
On Monday, July 28, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Maui Beach Hotel in Kahului, RevoluSun will provide a free solar energy seminar aimed at educating homeowners, individuals, and businesses who are looking at solar as a way of reducing their electricity bills.
Aging with Aloha Directory Update Underway
The Aging with Aloha Resource Directory is currently being updated and a new edition will be distributed this fall. An additional 1,000 copies of the directory will be printed, reaching an even wider audience.
3 Maui Students Awarded 2011 HMSA Scholarships
The Maui recipients were Zachary Pezzillo, Miracle Helekahi, and Chris Nunokawa. The awards were based on outstanding high school achievements.
Traditional Poi Preparation Protected Under New Law
The lead advocate and inspiration of the pai ai bill, Daniel Anthony, will be on Maui July 1 to 2, 2011 for a kui ai demonstration and workshop.
Weekend Roundup: Beer, Culture Fest, and Slack Key
This weekend there’s an array of entertainments and diversions available. Let’s start with the Night for the Birds at the Maui Brewing Company’s brewpub in Lahaina.
Flatbread Supports Local Teachers With Benefit Night
Got GOOT? The Growing Our Own Teachers (GOOT) group is partnering up with Flatbread on July 12, to help local educators obtain financial help and supplies for the classroom.
Road Resurfacing Continues Near Kehalani Subdivision
Ongoing road resurfacing work will result in the closure of the Honoapiilani Highway in both directions near the Kehalani Subdivision in Wailuku.
Emergency Rules Enacted at Kane’ohe Sandbar
The area, known historically as Ahu o Laka has experienced overcrowding and increased incidents involving drugs and alcohol in recent years.
Budget Won’t Restore Government Functions, Says Abercrombie
Governor Neil Abercrombie today signed the legislative budget bill into law, but said the document requires the Administration to operate with hundreds of millions less than what is necessary to restore core government functions.
Health Month Tips for Maui’s Men
Did you know that June is International Men’s Health Month? If this is news to you, the following tips could work wonders for you and your body.
Hotel Hāna-Maui Becomes Travaasa Hāna on June 30
A name and branding change at the Hotel Hana Maui goes into effect later this month, marking a new chapter for a storied property in East Maui.
Lahaina Fireworks and Front Street Food Fair July 4th
In addition to fireworks, the 12th Annual event includes a new Front Street Food Fair with Maui merchants and entertainment.
Dangerous Molokai-2-Oahu Paddleboard Race Begins July 31
The 32-mile ocean crossing tests the endurance and daring of men and women as they cross the treacherous waters of the Ka’iwi Channel from Kaluakoi Beach on the north shore of Molokai to Maunaloa Bay on the south shore of Oahu.
No Firecracker Sales on Maui, Novelty Sale Starts June 29
Local retailers on Maui have decided not to sell fire crackers for the upcoming 4th of July holiday. They will however, be selling novelty items…
Maui First-Time Homebuyer’s Grant Program Returns
Now in its 3rd year, the 1st Time Homebuyer Grant Program offers qualified applicants up to $15,000 for towards a home.
Honoapiilani Traffic Advisory 1:45 p.m. 6/22/11
Maui Police reopened the Honoapiilani Hwy (30) at 2 p.m. Vehicles have since been moved to the side, and the highway is completely open.
VIDEO: 7 Canoes on Historic Voyage Make Maui Stop
Seven voyaging canoes sailing across the Pacific, arrived in West Maui this morning as part of Te Mana o Te Moana.
Maui Gets Fast Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Network July 21
Residents in Kahului, Wailuku, Kihei, Wailea, Lahaina, Napili, and Kapalua with smartphones, laptop modems and hotspots will soon be able to take advantage of speeds up to 10 times faster when Verizon Wireless makes available its 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) network on July 21.
VIDEO: Disabled Sailing Vessel Towed to Lahaina Harbor
The sailing vessel was en route from Marina del Rey to Ko Olina pier when it encountered difficulties 118 miles NE of Maui.





