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Maui big leaguers gear up for baseball season
The start of the baseball season is less than two weeks away and it appears as if the Valley Isle will again have three local boys on opening day rosters.
Oregon Man wanted on Kidnapping Allegations Arrested on Maui
An Oregon man, wanted on a felony warrant in connection with a missing 13 year old runaway, was arrested on Maui this weekend.
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Mahinahina Exploratory Well Proposed in West Maui
The plan was designed to address system vulnerabilities during periods of drought and maintenance.
Aloha Initiative: Maui Launches Host Program for Displaced Japan Families
The organized homestay program would provide respite to families from Japan for predetermined periods of time.
Schatz Pursues Hawaii Priorities in Washington D.C.
The Lt. Governor has also expressed interest in pursuing federal funds for homeless prevention, and Medicaid reimbursement.
VIDEO: KMVI AM 550 Tower Collapse
The longstanding KMVI AM 550 radio tower in Central Maui was brought down today in a controlled collapse. The 5 and a half ton structure stood 450 feet tall. Its flashing red lights served as a beacon and landmark for many years to passing pilots, motorists, and residents alike.
UH Experts Confirm Japan Radiation Virtually No Threat
Experts from the University of Hawaii at Manoa’s Department of Meteorology said Friday that the radiation risk for Hawaii from the Japan nuclear plant is “extremely negligible”.
VIDEO: Mayor’s Budget includes $40 M for S. Maui Police Station
The budget includes $40 million for a new Kihei Police Station, with an intergovernmental loan from the USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Program.
Maui Judge Joel August Retires, Wildman Fills Vacancy
Maui Judge Joel retires today after a full career with the Second Circuit Court that included his rulings in the high profile Hawaii Superferry case.
STUDY: Molokai, Lanai Could Supply 25% Oahu Energy
Wind and solar farms on Molokai and Lanai could supply up to 25% of Oahu’s electricity, according a study released yesterday by the Hawaii Natural Energy Institute (HNEI).
Maui Students Explore Police Careers
The next career shadowing event will be held in June in partnership with the Maui Research and Technology Park
Maui Borders Slated for Closure
Many on Maui are going to miss the Maui Marketplace Borders store in Kahului when it closes at the end of May 2011.
Council to Review Board and Commission Nominees
The Maui Policy Committee will review nominations next week of those appointed to various boards and commissions.
100 Stall Paia Parking Lot Opens Friday
Parking in Paia is expected to improve with the opening Friday, March 18 of a new 100 stall gravel lot off of Baldwin Avenue.
Hawaii Remains Safe for Residents and Visitors
Governor issues reassuring statement that there is no danger to Hawaii following the nuclear emergency in Japan.
How to Become a Maui Red Cross Volunteer
The American Red Cross on Maui is offering free Disaster Services training beginning April 4, 2011, at their offices in Wailuku.
Preserving Maui’s Most Cherished Places
The General Plan Committee discusses Chapter 2 of the Maui Island Plan focusing on Heritage resources.
Solar Rebates Go Through the Roof
Rebates of up to $1,750 are being offered to residents who replace their old electric water heaters with solar water installations.
Travel Warning Issued for Japan
The U.S. Department of State has upgraded its travel alert to a warning for US visitors to Japan. This comes upon a deteriorating situation at the Fukushima Dai0ichi Nuclear Power plant.
Hawaii beats Portland in CIT opener, USF next
After beating Portland in the first round of the CollegeInsider.com basketball tournament, Hawaii play hos to USF on Saturday.
