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Storm leads to Isolated Power Outages on Maui
The heavy rains overnight resulted in isolated power outages in several upcountry locations. Areas affected include small pockets in Piiholo, Olinda, Makawao, Omaopio, and Kaupakalua.
Kihei Flooding prompts Evacuation preparations on Maui
Heavy flooding forced the closure of a portion of South Kihei Road and the establishment of an emergency shelter in South Maui overnight. Maui Police closed South Kiehi Road between Kaonoulu Street and Ohukai Road at 12:55 a.m.
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McLeod Appointed Maui Energy Commissioner
Utilizing green principles, McLeod built two commercial buildings on the island. He has also developed renewable energy projects in other parts of Hawaii and on the Mainland.
Maui Council Inauguration planned for January 3, 2011
An inauguration ceremony for the Maui County Council will be held at 10 a.m. January 3, 2011 in the Council Chamber. The event will be followed by an organizational meeting of the Council at 2 p.m.
Cost of the 12 Days of Christmas Rises 9.2% to $23,439
The cost of Christmas rose 9.2% this year, that according to the 27th annual PNC Christmas Price Index. The study measures the cost of items listed in “The Twelve Days of Christmas” holiday song. This year, the price tag is $23,439, up $1,974 from 2009. The overall increase is being attributed to the rising cost […]
Christmas Tree Recycling Available on Maui and Molokai
The County of Maui released a list of locations that will be accepting Christmas trees for recycling.
13-lot Pulelehuakea Subdivision Proposed in Pukalani
KG Maui Development LLC proposes construction of the project on 6 acres of land near the Pukalani County Club Golf Course.
$8.3 Million Improvements Proposed for Ulupalakua Water System
The County is proposing an $8.3 million improvement project to bring the existing Ulupalakua Water System up to current Water System Standards.
Rain Record Set in Kahului
The National Weather Service recorded a record rainfall of 1.17 inches in Kahului on Wednesday. That breaks the old record of 0.41 inches set in 1955.
Hawaii hangs tough in loss to superior Seminoles
Undermanned Hawaii suffered a 70-62 loss to Florida State on the opening night of the Diamond Head Classic.
State Breaks Ground TODAY on $3.8 M Hana Boat Ramp Project
A ceremony marking the start of the project is scheduled for noon. That will be followed by an informational meeting from 1-2 p.m. to address community concerns.
Judge Mossman Discusses OHA, Pros & Cons of Akaka Bill
Without the protection of the Akaka Bill… we are due to have another suit against us one day, said OHA Trustee Boyd Mossman.
U.S. Senator Reaffirms Commitment to Akaka Bill
A decade since its initial introduction, U.S. Sen. Akaka vowed to fight for the passage of the Akaka Bill
Hawaii Prepares for Presidential Visit; FAA Restrictions Issued
The Federal Aviation Administration today imposed a temporary flight restriction for Hawaii because of the anticipated VIP movement.
Hawaii Population Grows 12.3%
Hawaii’s population reached 1,360,301 on April 1, 2010 and represent 12.3 percent increase between 2000 and 2010.
Green Jobs Expected to Increase 26% in 2 Years
The State of Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations released its first workforce assessment of the green industry.
Molokai Trustee Machado elected new OHA chair
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs moves forward under new leadership. Trustee Collette Machado was elected as the new Chair
WestJet plans temporary service between Maui and two locations in Canada
The non-stop flights are planned between Calgary and Honolulu and Maui, and between Edmonton and Maui.
Thompson’s injury clouds Rainbows’ chances
Hawaii will be short at the point guard position tonight when it opens against Florida State in the Diamond Head Classic.
Lāna‘i Visitors Bureau Turns to Social Networking in New Campaign
For the next six months, a team of seven high profile bloggers will post information, video and photographs sharing their authentic travel experience of Lanai.
