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Legislative Deadline Nears: Maui Conservation Bill among 325 to Advance
The bills remaining were passed out of the Senate in preparation for the First Crossover tomorrow
MECO Picket Downscaled; Bill Payment Options Detailed
Union employees at MECO returned to the picket lines on Maui, maintaining a smaller, but still visible presence
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Kihei Ranks on Most Dangerous Spring Break List
According to a list of the most dangerous spring break destinations, compiled by Avvo, an online physician and attorney rating directory, Kihei is ranked 16 and Honolulu is ranked 25.
Trespass Issue Surfaces in Swim from Kahoolawe to Maui
Swimmers who traversed the Alalakeiki Channel did not receive permission to enter the Kahoolawe Island Reserve.
VIDEO: MECO Tentative Agreement Reached, Ratification Vote Next
The two sides refrained from releasing details this afternoon, but union officials said the agreement is still subject to a ratification vote from union employees.
Maui County Unemployment Rises; State Remains The Same
Unemployment in Maui County rose 1/2 percent between January 2011 and December 2010 to 7.9 percent, according to non-seasonally adjusted unemployment numbers announced today by the Hawaii State Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DLIR).
Restoration of Running Water at Launiupoko Park Delayed
Restoration of running water at Launiupoko Beach Park could take up to three more weeks as the county waits for delivery of water pipes from the mainland.
Power Restored to 600 Electric Customers in Iao and Old Wailuku Heights
Power has been restored to an estimated 600 electric customers in the Iao and Old Wailuku Heights subdivisions on Maui.
VIDEO: 200 MECO Union Employees Walk the Picket Line
An estimated 200 union employees on Maui made a visible presence today for the first time since they walked off the job on Friday afternoon.
Whole Foods Market Making Hawaii Schools Greener
Whole Foods Market recently awarded grants to several Hawaii schools for the implementation of salad bars.
MECO President Reinhardt issues Statement on Strike
Maui Electric Company President Ed Reinhardt issued a statement this afternoon in response to the strike that began at 3:30 p.m.
Diva to the Third Degree: Hanaiali’i, Helm and Makua
Three of the best female vocalists on Maui, perform in a rare triple bill concert this weekend at the MACC. Napua Makua, Raiatea Helm and Amy Hanaialii
State Proposes Widening of 55-year-old Iao Stream Bridge
The proposed improvements are aimed at enhancing the safety of motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians.
Longhi’s Lahaina Unveils New Late Night Menu
Longhi’s Lahaina will feature a late night menu starting this Friday, March 4th. Signature items and discounted drinks will now be available every night of the week 9pm to close.
Governor to Sign Bill on Appointment of BOE Members
The Governor says he will sign the bill on Monday, March 14th, in conjunction with the start of the 2011 Education Week in the Hawaii Senate.
Maui Weekly Initial Jobless Claims Drop 40%
Fewer initial unemployment claims were filed in Maui County for the week ending Feb 26 compared to the same week last year.
Akaka’s Decades of Service Praised, Successor Speculation Begins
The announcement quickly drew comment from colleagues who praised his service and speculation over who will succeed him.
Hazardous Conditions Force Removal of Maui Monkey Pods
Four Monkey Pod trees will be removed from a stretch of South Kihei Road because of hazardous conditions created by growing tree roots.
For Girls Who Love Sushi: Celebrate Girls Day in Makena
This Thursday, Raku Japanese Restaurant at Makena Beach & Golf Resort is celebrating Girls Day in Maui with a special menu and honorary drink.
Lawmakers to Decide on use of Hawaiian Language in State Documentation
SB 1130 requires that all letterheads, documents and emblems of the State include both state languages, English and Hawaiian.
