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‘Historic opportunity’: County plans to acquire Maui Land & Pineapple’s water system in West Maui

by Colleen Uechi ·

The two sides have reached a tentative agreement, but a price still needs to be negotiated and the council must approve it, with the chair saying it's "not a done deal."

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Expansion plans of Lāna‘i luxury resort are economic win to some residents, cultural loss to others

by Colleen Uechi ·

Pūlama Lāna'i, the management company owned by billionaire Oracle founder Larry Ellison, wants to rezone about 170 acres to urban land and build nine villas and five more spa units for Sensei Lāna'i.

Lahaina fire survivors urged to apply for housing rebuild programs as August deadline approaches

by Colleen Uechi ·

Property owners whose homes were destroyed by the Lahaina fire in 2023 have until Aug. 31 to apply for reconstruction and reimbursement programs.

Lahaina school rebuild gets nearly $200M, wildfire study misses out on funding

by Colleen Uechi ·

Maui Health also got funding in the budget as the legislative session closed last week, but lawmakers think it won't be enough for repairs to the storm-damaged Kula Hospital.

Pā‘ia Mantokuji given another year to find a fix for erosion threatening Buddhist temple, nearby graves

by Colleen Uechi ·

The century-old temple on Maui's north shore is looking into sand replenishment or an offshore artificial reef to curb the waves before the building and graves are lost to the sea, but neither solution is quick or cheap.

From trucking to technocrat: How did former Maui official Keith Regan land in state’s second-highest post?

by Paula Dobbyn ·

The 54-year-old said his passion is public service, but he does not plan to run for the permanent lieutenant governor post in Hawai'i, saying he is more of an operations guy than a politician.

Makawao Forest Reserve’s first management plan balances needed conservation, popular recreation

by Cammy Clark ·

The original reason for the creation of the Maui reserve in 1908 was to protect freshwater resources, and that is still a need although how to accomplish it now is different.

Surf was up at Hoʻokipa Beach for Hawaiʻi’s first state high school surfing championship

by Cammy Clark ·

With Mauiʻi's Kim Ball leading a long effort to make surfing an official statewide high school sport — it was fitting that a sophomore from Maui won the first state high school surfing title in Hawaiʻi history.

Mayor Bissen says former chief of staff’s lawsuit is politically motivated as he seeks reelection

by Colleen Uechi ·

The incumbent mayor is contending with a lawsuit and a slate of challengers as he defends his first term, with one political analyst calling it "probably the most interesting race this election cycle."

Old Pioneer Mill site with smokestack sells for nearly $20M, future plans remain mystery

by Colleen Uechi ·

The purchase of the 19-acre property comes nearly three years after the Aug. 8, 2023 wildfire destroyed the offices, coffee mill and other buildings owned by Pioneer Mill Company, a subsidiary of Kaanapali Land.

Loss of land in storm complicates recovery for ‘Īao Valley residents

by Colleen Uechi ·

Maui County is considering returning some of the soil runoff from last month's flooding back to landowners who lost large swaths of property so they can rebuild.

As state, Maui Health decide future of damaged Kula Hospital, another long-term care facility nears capacity

by Colleen Uechi ·

Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green said the options for the damaged Upcountry hospital could include a mobile unit designed for disasters or a temporary modular clinic like the one Kaiser built in Lahaina after the 2023 wildfires.

Hawaiʻi designates April 27 as Brother Joseph Dutton Day for his work at Kalaupapa Settlement on Molokaʻi

by Cammy Clark ·

Joseph Dutton spent the last 44 years of his life in service to the patients with Hansen's Disease, also known as leprosy, who were forced to live at the isolated Kalaupapa Settlement on Moloka'i.

Maui businesses brace for higher shipping costs as state bill moves closer to reality

by Colleen Uechi ·

The proposal would create automatic annual rate increases for the two state-regulated water carriers, Young Brothers and the Lāna‘i Expeditions ferry.

Hāna farmers face years of recovery for crops lost in Kona storm

by Colleen Uechi ·

Some farmers say they won't know how bad the damage is until they see how their storm-impacted trees fare when harvest time rolls around.

West Maui resort’s emergency erosion measures, blocked beach access stir public pushback

by Colleen Uechi ·

The Hyatt Regency Maui says it needs to shore up the beach after last month's Kona storm swept away much of the sand, but community members say it will lead to more beach loss.

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