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UH Maui professor earns Board of Regents medal for teaching excellence

University of Hawaiʻi Maui College professor, Rosemary Vierra, was among 15 faculty members from across the state who were awarded the Regentsʻ Medal for Excellence in Teaching. Vierra is also dental hygiene program coordinator and has taught in the program since 2008.

Maui Upcountry student wins Dr. King Jr. Peace Poem award

Fifth grade student Rebecca Czar of the Carden Academy in Makawao is the Maui grand prize winner in the 24th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Peace Poetry Awards.

Maui Obituaries: Week Ending May. 15, 2023

Maui Obituaries for the week ending May. 15, 2023. May they rest in peace.

List: Maui lane closures through May 19, 2023

The state Department of Transportation will be conducting road work this week that will result in lane closures at various locations. Lane closure schedules may change at any time without further notice.  All projects are weather permitting.

Kīhei Charter, Maui Waena students win top prizes for anti-vaping campaigns

A Kīhei Charter high school senior and a team of two Maui Waena Intermediate seventh-graders received $1,000 cash prizes for their anti-vaping public service announcement video, infographic and slogan in the third ‘Imi Pono: The Greatest Challenge awards ceremony Thursday evening.

Fishermen cited for illegal entry to Moku Naio Islet Seabird Sanctuary off the coast of Lānaʻi

Four Maui men, were cited on Friday by DLNR Division of Conservation and Resources officers for prohibited entry into the Moku Naio Islet Seabird Sanctuary “Shark Fin Rock” off the coast of Lānaʻi. 

New seabird restoration project highlights connection between culture and conservation

A seabird restoration project was initiated this week at Nuʻalolo Kai on the rugged and remote Nā Pali coast of Kauaʻi. The project is a partnership of multiple organizations and aims to restore seabird populations that have been lost from the site due to introduced predators.

2023 Maui AgFest and 4-H Livestock Fair, June 3

Marking the 14th celebration of AgFest, this year’s affair commemorates the important role of agriculture on Maui with all the popular signature events, education, food and fun—plus a few new features. This year’s Maui AgFest & 4-H Livestock Fair takes place on Saturday, June 3, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the War Memorial Special Events Field.

Maui Nui Food Alliance Food Security Survey Offers Participants $20 Gift of Local Food

Food insecurity is when a household is worried about running out of food or money to buy food each month. The first 350 participants who complete the MNFA Food Security Survey will receive a $20 gift of local food from Maui Hub or Sustʻāinable Molokai’s Mobile Market.

Japanese Cultural Society of Maui awards student scholarships May 20

The Japanese Cultural Society of Maui will honor three exceptional scholarship recipients at the upcoming Maui Matsuri Kick-Off event on May 20.

Musicians, venues wanted for Make Music Day Hawaiʻi 2023

Make Music Hawaiʻi opens registration for musicians and venues to participate in the global Make Music Day on June 21.

Kapalua Wine and Food Festival to host Grand Tasting Gala, events June 8-11

The Grand Tasting Gala is making its return at this year’s 42nd Annual Kapalua Wine & Food Festival June 8-11 following a four year hiatus. Tickets and festival passes are on sale now.

Reps. Tokuda, Peltola, Case push to increase medicare payments for nursing facilities

Legislation aimed at providing equitable payments to skilled nursing facilities in Hawaiʻi and Alaska has been introduced by Rep. Jill Tokuda along with Reps. Mary Sattler Peltola and Ed Case.

Hirono reintroduces legislation to promote teaching of AANHPI history in public schools

US Sen. Mazie K. Hirono has reintroduced a bill aimed at promoting the teaching of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander history in public schools.

Keeping It Relle: Maui home cook is featured in new season of ‘The Great American Recipe’

Maui’s Relle Lum is among nine talented home cooks from across the nation who are featured in the new season of PBS’s The Great American Recipe.

Events honor fallen Maui firefighter Tre’ Evans-Dumaran, MFD bids farewell

The Maui Fire Department joined Maui County Mayor Richard Bissen, members of the Maui Police Department, Kahului Airport Crash Rescue, other responders and fire personnel from around the state and the nation in saying a final farewell in honor of the life and service of fallen firefighter Tre’ Evans-Dumaran. Fire Fighter Evans-Dumaran’s ʻohana has set up a foundation to honor his life and service. They are hosting the first of their “Live like Tre’” days this Sunday, May 14 at the Hannibal Tavares Community Center in Pukalani beginning at 10 a.m.

ʻĪao Intermediate School students make visit to Hawaiʻi USA FCU for potential career paths

ʻĪao Intermediate School eighth graders, who work at their school’s student-operated credit union, took their learning off-campus this week when they traveled to Oʻahu for a day visit. The group of 11 students visited HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union (HawaiiUSA) to get a glimpse of how the business operates, and to meet its executive team.

Mahi Pono announces partnership with GoFarm to build Maui’s agricultural workforce

Mahi Pono will lease 15 acres of its West Maui agricultural land to GoFarm Hawai‘i for its successful statewide farmer-development training program aimed at increasing the state’s agricultural workforce.

Seasonal PALs employees to get more pay in effort to improve recruitment

Mayor Richard Bissen announced today that the County of Maui will increase Summer PALs seasonal employee salaries effective June 1 to assist with recruitment efforts and to support the need for vital childcare programs that help families throughout Maui County.

Student filmmakers in Hawaiʻi showcase coastal stewardship in short films, May 15

The nonprofit Learning Endeavors organization hosts its annual Champions of Coastal Resilience: Be the Change, Hybrid Film Festival on Monday, May 15 at 5 p.m.
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