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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.

Los Angeles Rams first trip to Maui in 1972 spurred a generation of fans, including Mayor Bissen

by Rob Collias ·

Rodney Yap, Pat McCall and Maui County Mayor Richard Bissen were all at a youth football camp put on by the Los Angeles Rams 53 years ago, becoming part of a generation of Rams fans on Maui.

Los Angeles Rams’ ‘Mauicamp’ treats kids to NFL experience; Bissen hopes to make it an annual affair

by Rob Collias ·

On Tuesday, 400 flag and tackle football players from Maui County schools took part in a clinic with the Los Angeles Rams at War Memorial Stadium as part of a four-day Mauicamp.

East Maui kalo farmers won the water fight. Now they battle climate change and invasive species

by Colleen Uechi ·

Changing rainfall, persistent drought and invasive species are taking a toll on the watershed and leaving East Maui farmers with less water than expected after the restoration of streams.

Monday Morning Maui Sports: Jaxon Grossman’s baseball journey has him on verge of MLB draft or the University of Oklahoma

by Rob Collias ·

Jaxon Grossman, a 6-4, 220-pound right-handed pitcher, took the 2024 season off before becoming a national junior college champion at Salt Lake Community College. The 2022 King Kekaulike High School graduate is likely to be selected next month in the Major League Baseball draft.

As Maui County farmers and ranchers grow old, younger replacements are desperately being sought

by Rob Collias ·

With the average age of Hawaiʻi farm producers at 60.7 years in 2022, many groups in Maui County are offering programs to attract young people to the farming profession.

Department of Hawaiian Home Lands’ 656-acre project of farms, homes, public spaces in Hāna moves forward

by Colleen Uechi ·

Community members say there aren't enough Hawaiian homestead opportunities in East Maui and hope the project can ease the burden on multigenerational households living under one roof.

Maui County Council voted to urgently close Holomua Road for safety reasons. One year later, it’s still open

by Colleen Uechi ·

Gates to restrict access to the road could be installed anywhere from six months to a year or more. As they sit in limbo, houseless community members living there worry where they’ll go next.

Monday Morning Maui Sports: Former No. 1 NBA draft pick, veteran coaches guide Maui basketball camp

by Rob Collias ·

The Just Hoop Maui camp drew 115 youths from the Mainland and Maui for a three-day run at Jon Garcia Gym at Baldwin High School. The camp coaches included Greg Oden, the No. 1 NBA draft pick in 2007 by the Portland Trail Blazers.

Recent drownings in Wailea put spotlight on Maui’s longtime issue of too many unguarded beaches

by Colleen Uechi ·

Lifeguards have extended hours this year, but with only 12 towers on Maui, dozens of beaches still don't have protection.

As Honoapiʻilani Highway realignment project moves forward, so does plan for coastal land, abandoned roadway

by Rob Collias ·

Three sites have been selected for up-close plans: Olowalu town, Mile Marker 14 and Ukumehame Beach Park.

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