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FEMA housing assistance for Maui wildfire survivors extended 18 days while yearlong extension under review

by Rob Collias ·

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has extended its temporary housing and financial assistance to Feb. 28 for the approximately 1,500 people still receiving it.

Monday Morning MIL: Seabury Hall boys appear ready to defend state basketball title

by Rob Collias ·

Despite playing without the only returning starter from last season’s state championship, the Spartans swept Hāna and improved to 19-2 overall and 9-0 in MIL Division II play.

With rising seas, erosion threatening Pā‘ia Youth & Cultural Center, plans are underway to build new one

by Colleen Uechi ·

While the planned two-story youth center will still be in a flood zone, it will be built to withstand the erosion and sea level rise that continues to take its toll along the North Shore of Maui.

PGA Tour working on downsized schedule for 2027, leaving Hawaiʻi’s The Sentry, Sony Open in limbo

by Rob Collias ·

Instead of being on air all week to preview The Sentry golf tournament at the Plantation Course, the 76-year-old Rolfing, a longtime Kapalua resident and analyst for NBC Sports and The Golf Channel, was working many hours behind the scenes to help bring the tournament back to Maui. 

Maui County Council Vice Chair Sugimura to challenge incumbent Bissen in 2026 election for mayor

by Colleen Uechi ·

Yuki Lei Sugimura, a five-term council member, said her decision was spurred by the recent passage of the bill to phase out thousands of vacation rentals, which she says will negatively impact the local economy.

Hawaiʻi wildfire plan in the works in conjunction with expansion of new state fire marshal’s office

by Colleen Uechi ·

These efforts are at the top of the state's list of 10 priorities for improving wildfire prevention after the deadly and destructive blaze on Maui in 2023.

Monday Morning MIL: Baldwin boys basketball relies on family feeling for success

by Rob Collias ·

The Bears have ridden that family atmosphere to a 7-0 start in the Maui Interscholastic League Division I regular season and are on the brink of clinching their sixth berth in the last seven state tournaments.

Kaho‘olawe Nine protest helped spark rebirth of sacred island 50 years ago today

by Rob Collias ·

Two events will be held today to mark the 50th anniversary of a watershed moment that eventually led the U.S. military to stop bombing Kaho'olawe and put the island at the center of the Hawaiian rights movement.

With FEMA housing deadline for Lahaina fire survivors 39 days away, state officials hope for an extension

by Rob Collias ·

In 39 days, those types of gatherings will not be possible for the 1,475 individuals still in FEMA-funded housing on Maui if the deadline is not extended. In November, the state requested a 12-month extension to the current deadline.

Draft guidelines aim to streamline complex rebuilding in Lahaina’s business district

by Colleen Uechi ·

The draft guidelines are the latest effort by the county to move forward with rebuilding in the town's business district, which overlaps a sensitive historic area that has seen little activity since the August 2023 wildfires.

‘Ohana Strong’s mission to save clothes and toys helped save its volunteers, too

by Colleen Uechi ·

For a decade, the organization has helped more than 1,000 families and saved 1,000 pounds of belongings each month from entering the landfill.

Monday Morning MIL: Sabers, Lunas to meet in unbeaten showdown in girls basketball

by Rob Collias ·

The Lady Lunas won an MIL all-sports record 164 league games in a row and secured 19 consecutive titles from 2005 to 2024. But last season, Maui High won the title, and with both teams undefeated so far, their first showdown of the season comes with high stakes.

Maui lawyer creates web series in Ilocano to help the Filipino language flourish

by Rob Collias ·

“The more minority languages are able to be used as the medium of communication in popular mass audience media, the more likely a language will persevere and survive,” said Lance Collins, writer and producer of "All The Things I Leave You."

Sheraton Hawaiʻi Bowl on Christmas Eve features Maui connections for both Hawaiʻi and Cal teams

by Rob Collias ·

Karsyn Pupunu, a 2020 Kamehameha Schools Maui graduate, will start for UH in the Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl today against California in what very well could be his final football game. 

Monday Morning Maui Sports: Oregon State’s Maui Classic is about more than basketball

by Rob Collias ·

Oregon State University started the tournament, involving four teams, in 2016 and it has been played every year since with the exception of 2020 when it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a year of federal cuts and fading fire recovery funds, Maui nonprofits hold fast

by Colleen Uechi ·

Government shutdown and pause in SNAP benefits at the end of the year spurred even more need in the community.

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