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Monday Morning MIL: Football returns to traditional schedule for the first time since the fires

by Rob Collias ·

The league will use the eight-game, two-round system to determine Division I and Division II state tournament berths after two seasons of unbalanced schedules were needed due to the Aug. 8, 2023, fires and the expansion to a six-team league that included Moloka’i in 2024. 

Maui’s ‘Lady Samurai’ faces biggest challenge of her mixed martial arts career as co-main event in South Africa

by Rob Collias ·

Maui's Sumiko Inaba will battle undefeated Dakota Ditcheva (14-0-0) on Sunday in a Professional Fighters League bout for flyweight women (125 pounds).

Homeless community at Amala Place must leave by next week, Maui County says

by Colleen Uechi ·

All belongings left on site by Thursday morning will be impounded, and residents will have up to 30 days to pick up their items, the county said.

In Hawaiian Electric’s first proactive power shutdown, Upcountry customers frustrated by long outage but supportive of fire prevention program

by Colleen Uechi ·

Some farmers lost thousands of dollars in products when their generators couldn't keep their operations going. But even the hardest-hit businesses and their neighbors say shutting off the power is a good measure to prevent another tragedy like the 2023 wildfires in Lahaina and Upcountry.

Youth volleyball team from Maui wins national championship in Minneapolis; returns home to heroes’ welcome

by Rob Collias ·

The Hawaiian Style Volleyball Club's boys under-15 team won the national title on Saturday in Minneapolis, a feat a longtime Maui volleyball coach says has never been done before.

Monday Morning Maui Sports: Nick Rolovich returns to islands as camp draws over 500 top football players to King Kekaulike Stadium

by Rob Collias ·

The Under Armour Next Camp at King Kekaulike Stadium on Saturday was the final stop of 14 on the camp tour. The camp, which included several NFL players or retirees as coaches, was the brainchild of Baldwin High School graduate JoJo Dickson.

St. Anthony School banks on new sports academy, ʻŌlelo Hawai‘i program to boost plummeting enrollment

by Rob Collias ·

The blueprint to attract students to St. Anthony, the alma mater of Maui County Mayor Richard Bissen and Major League Baseball two-time champion Shane Victorino, has been developed over the past year and is being implemented for K-12 for the 2025-26 school year.

50-year love story: Mike and Joycelyn Victorino’s life full of family, public service and now a Parkinson’s diagnosis

by Rob Collias ·

While life has been difficult for Mike Victorino after losing his reelection bid for Maui County mayor in 2022 and taking on new health challenges, he has the love and support of his family and a strong will to see his great grandchildren grow up.

Tale of two temporary projects: In state’s housing, Maui fire survivors have 5 years; in FEMA’s, residents face uncertain timeline

by Rob Collias ·

There are two temporary housing projects in Lahaina for wildfire survivors: Kilohana, for FEMA eligible families; and Ka La'i Ola, a state-run project for non-FEMA eligible families.

Maui Planning Commission considers allowing hotel in Kīhei tech park

by Colleen Uechi ·

Property owner says a business hotel could serve the workers who come to the park, which was created in the late 1980s to help ease Maui's economic reliance on tourism and big ag.

Monday Morning Maui Sports: At 13, Micah Diaz is already a two-time national boxing champion

by Rob Collias ·

Micah Diaz, 13, has been boxing for less than three years, but veteran coach Nante Manangan knew he “very special” the first time he stopped by to try boxing practice in the facility that Manangan has in his backyard and garage in North Kīhei. Manangan said that Micah Diaz is the first two-time national champion boxer ever from Maui.

Maui Surfer Girls founder Dustin Tester celebrates 25 years with first book: ‘Saltwater Sisterhood’

by Rob Collias ·

Seabury Hall graduate Dustin Tester got help with her surfing school over the years from two former classmates.

As Central Maui Landfill grows, a private company touts turning county’s waste into renewable natural gas

by Colleen Uechi ·

Maui currently doesn’t have a gasification facility, and there’s a reason — the island doesn’t have the demand or the extensive pipeline system to support it. But the project developer thinks natural gas will catch on once it is built.

End of an era: Alexander & Baldwin transfers full ownership of East Maui Irrigation to Mahi Pono

by Colleen Uechi ·

The EMI system, which was used to divert water from East Maui streams to the sugar plantation for nearly 150 years, is one of the last physical — and one of the most controversial — reminders of the sugar plantation and A&B’s outsize influence on Maui.

Monday Morning Maui Sports: Wehiwa Aloy wins Golden Spikes Award as best amateur baseball player in nation

by Rob Collias ·

Wehiwa Aloy became the first Mauian to win the Golden Spikes Award, and he's also likely to become the first from the Valley isle to be selected in the first round of the MLB draft.

Long before last week’s 330-acre blaze, Kahikinui community spent years preparing for fires

by Colleen Uechi ·

Kahikinui, along with Waiohuli and Launiupoko, were the first communities on Maui to earn Firewise USA recognition in 2016 — and now there are 34 with another 16 going through the process.

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