Maui Business

Young Brothers: “We Are Not Immune to the Impacts of the Pandemic”

“That degradation in cargo volume, combined with virtually no significant rate increases over six to eight years, combined with continuing escalating costs have led to our financial situation,” said Jay Ana, President of Young Brothers, LLC.

BREAKING: COVID-19 Cases at Maui Hospital Rise to Nine: Includes 4 Health Care Workers, 5 Patients

As of noon today, Maui Health confirmed that there are a total of four health care workers and five patients at Maui Memorial Medical Center who have tested positive for COVID-19. The health care workers are in quarantine at home and the patients have been isolated in the hospital’s COVID-19 warm unit.

BREAKING: Maui Health Care Worker and Two Patients Test Positive for Covid-19

As of noon today, Maui Health has confirmed that it has one health care worker and two patients at Maui Memorial Medical Center who have tested positive for COVID-19.

Kama‘āina First Program Encourages Maui Businesses to Support Other Local Businesses

The website offers an opportunity for Maui County businesses to share their kamaʻāina deals at no cost; for Hawaiʻi residents to take advantage of great discounts/specials on staycations, restaurants, activities, services and products; and now for businesses to connect with one another.

State Has Issued $2.6 Billion in Unemployment Insurance Benefits Since March 1

The Department of Labor and Industrial Relations announced updated unemployment insurance claims information, including paying $2,620,848,963 and 2,464,674 weeks claimed since the onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic on March 1, 2020.

ACE Hardware Grand Opening at Lahaina Gateway, Aug. 22

A new 18,500 square foot HouseMart ACE Hardware store celebrates its grand opening next weekend, on Saturday, Aug. 22 at Lahaina Gateway in West Maui.

Newly Renovated Tasaka Guri Guri Reopens After Five Months

The iconic store, known for its strawberry and pineapple flavored sherbet, initially closed on March 14 for two weeks as pandemic related closures went into effect.

Maui Dispensary Celebrates Third Anniversary with Maui Food Bank Donation

To celebrate its third anniversary today, the company made another cash donation to the Maui Food Bank, bringing its total gift to more than $15,000 since coronavirus response efforts began in March.  

Doctors On Call Maui Clinic Reopens August 10

Doctors On Call, Maui’s Urgent Care clinic, reopens on August 10. Located at Times Shopping Plaza in Lahaina, the clinic will be open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. No appointment is needed and walk-ins are accepted. New primary care patients are also welcome.

Two Maui Companies Cited by Health Department for Alleged Air Permit Violations

The Hawai‘i Department of Health Clean Air Branch issued Notices and Finding of Violation and Orders against four companies, including two on Maui.

Amazon Air Announces New Regional Gateways at Kahului and Kona Airports

Amazon Air begins operations today at Kahului Airport on Maui and Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport at Keāhole on Hawaiʻi Island. Both locations are identified as new regional gateways and will service daily flights originating from Amazon Air’s mainland regional gateway at March Air Reserve Base in Riverside, California.

A&B Funds Maui Six Nonprofits With COVID-19 Related Grants

Alexander & Baldwin has designated $200,000 of its 2020 Kōkua Giving charitable budget for Hawaiʻi nonprofits on the frontlines of COVID-19 relief. A&B recently announced it has completed its first tranche of giving including six grants to Maui non-profits to support a range of critical needs, helping to keep Maui residents—keiki to kupuna—housed, fed and healthy.

Maui Small Businesses Urged to Apply for Grants from New $3M Fund Starting Monday, Aug. 3

Maui Mayor Michael Victorino is urging small business operators to apply for grants of as much as $7,500 beginning Monday, Aug. 3, 2020, from the new Kōkua Maui County Small Business Recovery & Relief Fund to assist them with the impacts of COVID-19.

Travaasa Hāna to be Renamed Hāna-Maui Resort, New Management by Hyatt

County officials say the resort will be renamed to Hāna-Maui Resort and expects to resume operations once travel restrictions are lifted.

EV Charging Stations in Wailuku, Lahaina and Haʻikū Reach End of Life, Upgrades Underway

The EVOhana charging stations located at the Kalana O Maui (County) Building in Wailuku, the Lahaina Aquatic Center and the Haʻikū Community Center were temporarily shutdown, starting yesterday, July 31, 2020.

United Airlines to Increase Hawai‘i Service in September

United Airlines plans to resume service between the US mainland and Hilo and Kauaʻi; and increase flying to Honolulu, Kona and Maui in the Hawaiian Islands.

1,929 Arrivals to Maui in June, Down From Last Year’s 297,449 Visitors

Visitor arrivals to Maui in June totaled 1,929 individuals, compared to 297,449 visitors a year ago, according to new data compiled by the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority. The data was part of the HTA’s monthly visitor report which points toward severe impacts of he COVID-19 pandemic on visitor arrivals to the Hawaiian Islands.

Four Seasons Resort Maui’s Monthly Act of Care Supports Employees and Local Business

Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea gifted more than 800 employees with gift cards to locally owned restaurants and markets on Wednesday. The Resort’s monthly act of care aims to support employees financially or with essentials, while aiding local businesses as well.

Plantation Estates Lot Owners Association Community Giveback Food Box Distribution

Plantation Estates Lot Owners Association in conjunction with Hua Momona Farms is sponsoring a Community Giveback on Saturday, Aug. 15 at 8 a.m. at the Kapalua Village Center.

Real Estate Association Features Presentations on Maui’ 2020 Outlook and National Housing Market Trends

Mayor Victorino will deliver a presentation titled “Maui County Outlook in 2021.” Dr. Chan’s presentation is titled “Taking a Closer Look at Local and National Housing Market Trends as they are Impacted by the Domestic and Global Economic Outlook.”
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