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Lahaina Structure Fire Destroys Cottage
An early morning structure fire destroyed a Cottage in Lahaina. Three men renting the cottage were awoken by smoke, and escaped unharmed.
$5.5 Million Grant Keeps Maalaea Algae Plant On Track for 2014
Cellana LLC, a subsidiary of Hawaii-based HR BioPetroleum, will receive a $5.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, according to a joint statement released by Hawaii Senators Inouye, Senator Akaka, and Conresswoman Hirono today.
New Shark Tourism Study May Have Implications For All Shark Infested Waters
According to a new study, shark tourism is worth $18 million annually to the Pacific Island nation of Palau. Additionally, a single reef shark can contribute almost $2 million in its lifetime to the economy of Palau.
Wailuku Power Outage Affects 2,000
Crews from Maui Electric Company are investigating a power outage that knocked out electricity to some 2,000 customers in Wailuku this morning.
Hawaii Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
Cpl. Kevin W. White of New York died May 2nd in the Kunar province of Afghanistan.
Baldwin Rallies For Win in State Softball Opener
Overcoming a three-run deficit, Baldwin rallied for all of its runs in the bottom of the seventh to beat Mililani in the opening round of the state softball tourney.
Hula Unites Friends and Former Classmates: Manalani and Hulali
The two hula dancers are from different halau, but performed together as classmates while attending Kahamehameha, Maui.
Get Your Business In APEC 2011 Hawaii Innovation Showcase
With more than 20,000 attendees expected, the APEC 2011 Hawaii Host Committee is looking to feature 35 key Hawaii businesses in their APEC 2011 Hawaii Business Innovation Showcase during APEC 2011 Leaders’ Week, Nov 7-13.
Celebrity Carwash Raises Four Thousand Dollars in Four Hours
Over the course of the event, more than 100 cars were soaped up and sprayed down by dozens of volunteers.
Keep Your Family Healthy with a Green Medicine Chest
This Friday and Saturday, Dr. Boice will be leading two workshops at The Temple of Peace in Haiku on building your own Green Medicine Chest.
Hapai: Talkin’ Story About Pregnancy, Motherhood and More
Everyone knows of, is related to, or has experience with, a hapai (Hawaiian for pregnant) woman. Hapai will be performed at Maui Theatre on May 7-8.
War Hero Private First Class Kahoohanohano Honored Posthumously
Rep. Mazie Hirono was among those in attendance at the Medal of Honor Ceremony for a Hawaii man who died in the Korean War.
Maui Ranked the Best Beach Destination Worldwide By U.S. News
The U.S. News Media Group has ranked Maui the Best Beach Destination and the Best Beach Honeymoon Destination worldwide.
VIDEO: Making Merrie with Makuakane
We meet up with Kenneth Makuakane, whose music has been performed many times at the annual Merrie Monarch Hula Festival.
Maui Hosting Two State Prep Tournaments
State high school championship events in seven sports on three islands – including two events here on Maui — are crammed into the sporting calendar this week.
Osama bin Laden Killed: Hawaii Delegation Commends U.S. Forces
The death of Osama bin Laden at the hand of U.S. forces yesterday quickly drew widespread reaction.
Soul Food: Top Picks at Maui Earth Day Festival 2011
The Maui Earth Day Festival took place today at Ke’Opuolani Park Amphitheatre, bringing with it an assortment of meals, snacks and healthy desserts.
Green, Salas, Pilares Chosen in NFL Draft
Three former University of Hawaii football players have been chosen in the NFL Draft.
Your Weekend Roundup: It’s a Festive One
Got any plans in place for Friday? How about Saturday and Sunday? No? Well, after reading this, there’s no excuse for yet another boring weekend.
“Put Your Best Slippah Forward” Annual Hotel Charity Walk, May 14
The Hawaii Hotel & Lodging Association is urging residents and visitors alike to put on your walking “slippahs” and “get ready to eat your way through a fun-filled morning” at the 33rd Annual Visitor Industry Charity Walk on Saturday, May 14 at War Memorial Soccer Field.
