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Sailboat in Distress Towed to Manele Bay
A36-foot sailboat was towed to Manele Bay on Lanai after it began taking on water late Monday night.
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Lahaina Halloween Update: No Significant Signs of Disorder
We are awaiting an incident report from the Maui Police Department; but those in attendance reported no significant signs of disorder last night.
PHOTOS: Maui Hospital Staff Gets into Halloween Spirit
Doctors and nurses at Maui Memorial Medical Center today traded in their stethoscopes and scrubs for wacky wigs and pirate patches.
VIDEO: Arakawa Anticipates Strong Attendance at Lahaina Halloween
During a pre-event interview this morning, Mayor Alan Arakawa said, “I’m anticipating this may be one of the more popular events and one of the better attended events.”
PHOTOS: Fourth Friday In Paia, Pre-Halloween
October’s Paia Fourth Friday served as a preview of the wild and wicked festivities sure to come this Halloween on the North Shore as residents filled Baldwin Avenue in costume.
BRIEF: Brush Fire Burns 10 Acres Near Kahului Airport
Fire officials called a 10 acre blaze near Kahului Airport under control at 8 p.m. on Saturday, October 29, 2011. The fire was first reported at 4:39 p.m.
Halloween Round-Up: Friday Through Monday
All the information on the top events in Lahaina, Kahului, Kihei, Wailea, and Paia for Halloween weekend.
Maui Makani Classic Windsurf Tour Begins
The Maui Makani Classic, a championship conjoined with the American Windsurfing Tour, kicked-off Thursday, October 27 at Ho’okipa Beach with an opening ceremony at 10 a.m.
Man With Broken Leg Airlifted from Kahakuloa
A 35-year-old man was airlifted from the mountains above Kahakuloa Village on Thursday after suffering a broken leg. The man was working with his uncle in the river above Kahakuloa Village when the incident occurred.
VIDEO: Court Says Lahaina Halloween to Proceed
Judge Rhonda Loo: “Cancelling this event will not prevent the harm suggested by the plaintiffs, but will irreparably harm members of the Lahaina community.”
VIDEO: Case to Block Halloween to Reconvene at 1:30 p.m. Oct. 27
Judge Rhonda Loo ordered that an injunction hearing involving Halloween festivities in Lahaina be continued until this afternoon to allow attorneys more time to review legal documents. The court proceedings are set to resume at 1:30 p.m. today in 2nd Circuit Court on Maui.
Baldwin Opens With Volleyball Victory
The Baldwin girls won their opening match in the state Division-I volleyball tournament, but defending D-II champion Molokai was ousted from title contention.
VIDEO: County Celebrates Waiehu Golf Improvements
In addition to the Waiehu Pro Shop concession that underwent renovations, the facility also added 100 new golf carts, and began improvements to the fairways, greens and tees six months ago.
Injunction Against Lahaina Halloween Goes to Court
The complaint summons and injunction were filed on behalf of Na Makua O Maui and Maui resident Richard Dancil and will be heard at 11 a.m. in the courtroom of Judge Rhonda Loo. The injunction comes up for review four days before Halloween festivities are scheduled along Front Street.
Kapunakea Partners Cited by Department of Health
Kapunakea Partners, the registered owner and operator of West Maui Shell in Lahaina has been assessed an $85,750 fine by the state Department of Health.
A Day Away: Countdown to Maui Makani Classic
The Maui Makani Classic opens a six-day window for competition tomorrow. The event is the championship leg for the American Windsurfing Tour.
Maui Visitor Spending Grows, Arrivals Flat
Total expenditures by Maui visitors in the first nine months of 2011 increased by 15.1%, compared to the same period last year, to $2,370.5 million, according to preliminary statistics released today by the Hawaii Tourism Authority.
Kihei’s Pi`ilani Village Hosts Halloween Night Festivities
While much of the attention surrounding Halloween has been on the full return of festivities to Lahaina, there is another venue across town that is also promoting family fun on Halloween night.
DOH Cites Kitagawa for Alleged Permit Violations
The DOH has imposed a penalty of $73,900, suspended the facility’s solid waste management permit, and ordered the facility to cease operations.










