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New game in town: Girls flag football set to make its debut in the Maui Interscholastic League

by Rob Collias ·

The Maui Interscholastic League will field nine teams in the first season for girls flag football. The state is set to have 58 teams compete in the sport this spring.

Costs of running interisland ferry service for Maui County clearer as study completed, could come up in budget talks

by Rob Collias ·

“I’ve got to say we’re the closest we’ve ever been to the county owning a ferry," said Maui County Council Member Gabe Johnson, who holds the Lānaʻi residency seat.

Maui Police Commission to meet March 19 to discuss whether to put Chief Pelletier on leave due to Diddy lawsuit allegations

by Colleen Uechi ·

While Maui County's mayor has requested Police Chief John Pelletier to be put on administrative leave, the power to hire or remove a police chief rests with the nine-member, volunteer Maui Police Commission.

Maui Police Chief Pelletier named as co-conspirator in Diddy rape case lawsuit; mayor calls for leave, investigation

by Colleen Uechi ·

Maui Police Department spokesperson Alana Pico said: “We are confident that the evidence will demonstrate these claims to be false and will expose those who are deliberately trying to manipulate the legal system to spread misleading narratives."

Monday Morning MIL: Spencer’s discus throw leads big night at track; Estrella finishes third at women’s college wrestling nationals

by Rob Collias ·

Several standout marks happened at MIL track and field meet No. 2. Lahainaluna four-time state champion wrestler wrapped up her college career as a member of the team champions from the University of Iowa.

Flip-flopping tariffs create confusion, price uncertainty for builders in Lahaina

by Colleen Uechi ·

Contractors worry a rise in costs could make it harder for people to afford rebuilding burned homes.

Title issues complicate Maui County’s planned purchase of 82 acres near Pa‘uwela Lighthouse

by Colleen Uechi ·

The land went on the market for $3.5 million last year, but the price recently dropped by $1 million.

Maui losing 10 stores, 80 jobs after company overseeing iconic surfing brands files for bankruptcy

by Rob Collias ·

Four Honolua Surf Co. stores, two Quiksilver, two Billabong and two Volcom stores are set to shut down on Maui after their current inventory sells out, probably near the end of April.

Long-awaited greenway moving forward with potential as Lahaina evacuation route; but project still years away

by Colleen Uechi ·

The West Maui Greenway, which also could be used for evacuations during emergencies, received a $15.4 million federal grant in January that the county has nine years to use.

Monday Morning MIL: Labuanan, Miguel lead six Maui champions at state wrestling

by Rob Collias ·

Kamehameha Schools Maui's Mikah Labuanan becamae the first boy from the Maui Interscholastic League to win four state wrestling crowns at the state tournament on Feb. 22. Baldwin's Jahlia Miguel became just the fourth MIL girl to ever win three state titles.

For first time, 4 ‘Maui boys’ playing on same Rainbow Warriors baseball team

by Rob Collias ·

Ben Zeigler-Namoa, Konnor Palmeira, Dylan Waite and David Vergel de Dios make up the first foursome of Maui players ever to play on the same University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa baseball team.

Should neighborhoods build more densely after Lahaina fire? This bill would allow it

by Colleen Uechi ·

The number of homes allowed on a lot could double in some areas under a bill that the county says would help address a housing crisis made worse by the fire.

Three major gym renovations on Maui leave sports teams with less space

by Rob Collias ·

The projects at Lahainaluna on-campus gym, and the county-owned Lahaina Civic Center and War Memorial Gymnasium, have made it difficult for sports teams to practice at the youth and adult levels.

County wants to buy land to improve emergency evacuation routes in Lahaina

by Colleen Uechi ·

A council committee backed the $1.7 million purchase of land that could be used in the short term to house volunteers helping with rebuilding and to store construction materials.

Monday Morning MIL: Seabury Hall boys basketball team leaves no doubt on way to D-II state championship

by Rob Collias ·

Seabury Hall was 28-4 overall (28-1 against Hawai'i teams) and all of its wins were by at least 10 points, as the Spartans rolled to the Division II state championship.

College no longer first option for Maui County public high school graduates

by Rob Collias ·

In 2019, 57% of Maui County public high school graduates attended college immediately after graduation. In 2023, that number had fallen to 46%.

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