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Bill Addressing Tour Protocol on Lanai Advances
The bill was introduced to address complaints that have surfaced over unsupervised tours at Hulopoe Beach on Lanai.
Maui mourns passing of sports great Wally Yonamine
Wally Yonamine, widely regarded as the greatest athlete produced on Maui, has passed away. He was 84.
Business Resource Center Announces March Workshops
The County of Maui Office of Economic Development announced today its schedule of upcoming business startup, financing, and business development workshops for February.
Limited $250 Rebate for ENERGY STAR Purchase on Maui
Hawaii Energy, the State’s energy conservation and efficiency program, is offering a limited time $250 rebate for ENERGY STAR refrigerators purchased from local appliance retailers for residents of Hawaii and Maui counties beginning March 7, 2011.
Cost of School Lunch Increases Today
Lunch prices increase 15 cents to $2.35, while breakfast will increase 5 cents to $1 for students who are on the regular plan.
Two New Maui Marine Life Conservation Districts Considered
SB 580 seeks to establish two new marine life conservation districts on Maui, one at Honolua Mokuleia Bay, and the other at Molokini.
Paia Man Suffers Fatal Injuries in Motorcycle Crash
A Paia man suffered fatal injuries when the motorcycle he was operating collided with a rock wall.
Arakawa Launches “County on Your Corner” Initiative
Mayor Alan Arakawa announces his County on Your Corner initiative, his latest attempt to bring politics to the public.
A&B Organizational Changes, Search for CFO Begins
Alexander and Baldwin today announced some organizational changes that include a retirement, two promotions and the search for a chief financial officer.
Hawaii celebrates Senior Night with big hoops win
Hawaii has won eight of 10 games following an 0-5 start in conference basketball action.
1,607 Humpback Whales Sighted in 2011 Great Maui Whale Count
Monitoring was conducted from a dozen counting stations, with the largest count recorded at Puu Olai.
MACC Hosts Free Party at the Pavilion
The Maui Arts and Cultural Center hosts a Free Pavilion Party to celebrate the opening of the $13 million Yokouchi Pavilion, Courtyard and Morgado Hall.
Planning Committee to Discuss Short Term Rentals
The Maui Planning Committee meets this afternoon to discuss a draft bill that seeks to define short term rental homes.
St. Anthony finishes third in state D-II soccer
St. Anthony posted a third-place finish in the state boys Division-II soccer tournament with a 2-0 win over Hawaii Prep Academy.
Grand Wailea’s Signature Toast Series Returns!
On Friday, Grand Wailea’s Signature Toast Series returned to the open-air restaurant Humuhumunukuknukuapua’a, celebrating grand food, spirits, and fine wine.
Festival of Flowers
It is with reverence to the flora of the islands that Maui hosts its 18th annual Ha’iku Ho’olaule’a Flower Festival on Saturday March 5th from 9am – 4pm.
VIDEO: Arakawa Details Plans to Bring Maui Back to Prosperity
His vision includes plans to revisit events that return revenues to the county, including Halloween on Front Street, and the Taste of Lahaina.
Baxa, Deleon and Moikeha among Charter Commission Nominees
Maui Mayor Alan Arakawa today announced his nominees to the 2011 Charter Commission. The 11 member list includes…
Boa Constrictor and Piranhas found at Fire Scene
An illegal boa constrictor and four piranhas were found in an Alewa Heights home that was damaged in a fire Thursday.
VIDEO: Council Chair Mateo–Hope offered in County Address
Council Chair Danny Mateo said the State of the County Address presented by Mayor Arakawa, offered hope to the people of Maui.
