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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.
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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.
Talk Story With Governor Abercrombie May 15 at the MACC
Governor Neil Abercrombie will be visiting Maui and talking with Maui County residents and community members on Sunday, May 15, at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center.
Maui Gets More Canadian Visitors than Oahu in 2009
The Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism (DBEDT) recently released a statistical summary of Canadian visitor characteristics which show that more Canadians visited Maui than Oahu in 2009.
Chef “D.K.” Kodma Wins Maui Onion Recipe Contest
Chef Dave D.K. Kodama took top honors in the Maui Onion Recipe Contest with his Kekaha Shrimp and Lobster Cake with Swiss Chard, Hamakua Alii Mushrooms and Lobster Uni Sauce.
Drink Up With A Little Man, At Botero Bar
You can’t get in, unless you surrender your keys. Botero Gallery Bar at the Grand Wailea, is just that kind of place.
Monkeypod Kitchen Among Winners 26th Building Industry Awards
The 26th Annual BIA Renaissance Building & Remodeling Awards Gala for 2011was held at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Oahu last weekend. 39 prizes were awarded by the Building Industry Association of Hawaii and The BIA-Hawaii Remodelers in ten divisions.
Small MIL Schools Come Up Big in State Meet
Seabury Hall gave powerhouse Punahou a major scare in the state track and field championship went over the weekend at War Memorial Stadium.
Bears, Farmers Bounced in State Semifinals
Baldwin and Molokai High suffered semifinal setbacks in the state high school baseball tournament at Les Murakami Stadium.
Chocolate Covered Spam? Lahaina Bakery’s Surprise Hit
The Banyan Tree Deli and Bakery have discovered an unlikely top-selling snack.
Wailuku Man Critically Injured in Hana Highway Accident
A male pedestrian was critically injured in an early morning traffic accident on the Hana Highway today.
Raise a Glass: Kapalua Food and Wine Festival 2011
The Kapalua Food and Wine Festival will celebrate its 30th year as the longest running festival of its kind in Hawaii June 9-12.
Tsutsui Highlights Key Measures as 2011 Session Adjourns
About 250 bills gained final passage this session, the majority of which, still await final approval by the Governor.
Arakawa Raises over $50,000 in Charity Chess Match for Japan
Maui County Mayor Alan Arakawa and actor Owen Wilson squared off in a charity chess game.
