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Partnership Provides Sand Replenishment in Waikiki
The project will widen the beach by about 37 feet, restoring the beach to its approximate width in 1982.
Amazing Deals During Restaurant Week In Wailea
It’s that time of year when the pre-fixe dinner menus come out en masse, and Wailea’s restaurants are booked, solid…from May 22 through May 28.
Maui Deputy Planner, McLean Appointed KIRC Chair
Maui Deputy Planning Director, Michele Chouteau McLean was appointed as the new Chairperson of the Kahoolawe Island Reserve Commission.
Northshore Greenway Update Scheduled for May 17
The Nutrition and Physical Activity Coalition (NPAC) of Maui County is sponsoring a community support workshop for the Northshore Greenway Tuesday, May 17 at Kaunoa Senior Center room 103 starting at 5:30 pm.
Maui Land and Pine To Auction Golf, Construction Equipment
The Maui Land and Pineapple Company will auction off golf course maintenance equipment, vehicles, construction equipment, embroidery machines and more on May 17 and 18, via both a live and webcast auction.
Kekaulike Wins Opener in State Volleyball
King Kekaulike celebrated its first trip to the state high school boy’s volleyball championships in victorious and dramatic fashion last night.
Maui Graduation Season Begins: Full 2011 Schedule
This weekend, there are three graduation ceremonies planned on Maui. Get the full schedule here.
VIDEO: Gates Open 24-7 for Paia Bypass
The gates of the Paia Mini Bypass were unlocked and opened for good during the afternoon rush hour commute on Maui.
Travel Costs Soaring for UH Athletics
The cost of doing business for University of Hawaii athletics continues to rise, in large part because of soaring travel prices.
Ulupalakua Inspires with Jazz and Wine Event
Take a Sunday Drive to beautiful Upcountry Maui for a quarterly event honoring the area’s unique history.
Maui Job Fair Celebrates 12 Years with 25 Employers
The Pacific Radio Group on Maui hosts a Summer Job Fair on Saturday, May 21, 2011 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Queen Kaahumanu Center.
Maui Attorney Craig Nakamura Confirmed to HTA Board
The Hawaii Tourism Authority, welcomed its newest board member, Craig G. Nakamura, a Maui attorney practicing with Carlsmith Ball LLP.
Akaka Co-Sponsors DREAM Act for Immigrants
A group of U.S. Senators joined forces today in introducing a bill aimed at helping immigrant students earn legal status.
11th Annual Maui Matsuri
This year, the University of Hawaii, Maui College, will host Maui’s largest Japanese cultural event from 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on May 14.
Paia Bypass to Open 24 Hours Begining May 11
The two sides spent the last five weeks finalizing details of the agreement, which goes into effect on Wednesday, May 11, 2011.
Closed Season on Lobster and Kona Crab
During this time, taking, killing, sale, or possession of any spiny or slipper lobster, and Kona crab is prohibited in state waters.
Viela Earns Parade All-American Hoops Honors
Lahainaluna guard Maiki Viela, who earlier accepted a scholarship from Gonzaga University, was named to the Parade All-American basketball team.
Maui to Host Real Property Tax Sale Auction
Properties being sold have been delinquent for three or more years and have received a final notice of tax sale.
Making The Rounds In Wailea: Spago
Wicked, decadent, dangerously smooth, are just a few words to describe the cocktails at Spago at the Four Seasons resort in Wailea.
Maui Photographer Catches the Big Wave
Maui is at the forefront of the big wave surfing scene and many Maui big wave surfers such as Laird Hamilton have become household names. Now, Maui has a new big wave icon to add to the line up: photographer Batel Shimi.
