Maui Business

Leilani’s On The Beach to Reopen After Multi-Million Dollar Renovation

Maui restaurant, Leilani’s on the Beach, will reopen in late May 2018, following an extensive multi-million dollar six-month renovation.

First Hawaiian Bank Establishes Aloha For Hawai‘i Fund

First Hawaiian Bank has established the Aloha for Hawai‘i Fund to support relief efforts for the Kīlauea Volcano Eruption and flood recovery on Kaua‘i & E O‘ahu

Edgar Krampitz Joins Queen Ka’ahumanu Center As Operations Manager

Edgar Krampitz has joined Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center (QKC) as Operations Manager, effective April 23, 2018.

New Program Creates Opportunities for Clean Energy

The Hawai‘i Green Infrastructure Authority (HGIA) announced a new program that will allow Hawai‘i to join other progressive states to offer innovative financing for clean energy adoption.

Big Island Chocolate Festival Benefits UHMC Culinary Students

UH Maui College Culinary Arts students took part in the Big Island Chocolate Festival last week. Proceeds from the event support the Culinary Arts program at UHMC.

Hawaiian Airlines Offering Travel Waivers Due to Kīlauea Volcano Eruption

Hawaiian Airlines is waiving reservation change fees for guests holding tickets for travel to and from Hilo and Kona through May 6 due to the Kīlauea eruption.

AARP Hawai‘i Offers Free Workshop on Home Upgrades for Seniors

AARP Hawai’i is offering a free workshop for Maui residents looking to improve their homes so they can continue living there regardless of their age or physical ability. 

New Hawai‘i Company Expands HR Services for Local Businesses

Makai HR is a new company providing HR services to small and medium sized businesses in Hawai‘i.

AG: Progress Made in Hawai‘i Sex Assault Kit Backlog

The HI-SAKI MDT recently completed the submission of the 1,513 previously untested sexual assault kits to accredited, approved forensic labs for DNA testing.

Get the Scoop on those Maui Sunflowers!

You’ve seen them. You may have even taken photos with them. Find out what happens to the Maui sunflowers in our video, and see how it affects our island.

Gas Up 2 Cents on Maui, Increase For Fifth Week

The average price in both Kahului and Wailuku on Maui is $3.98, which is two cents more than last Thursday

Hawaiian Telcom to Launch Symmetrical High-Speed Internet

Symmetrical Internet features equivalent upload and download speeds, enabling Hawai‘i residents to send multi-media communication as fast as they receive it.

Medical Cannabis and Epilepsy Focus of Maui Talk Story

A special Maui Talk Story event will focus on understanding why  epilepsy has been added as a qualifying condition for medical cannabis in Hawaiʻi.

CNHA Announces Newly Elected Board Officers

Maui’s Blossom Feitiera is the new Vice Chairwoman on the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement’s Board. She is the Director at Friends of Moku‘ula

Hawai‘i Ingredient Ban on Sunscreen and Pesticides, First in Nation if Signed

If signed into law, Hawai‘i will become the first state in the nation to ban the sale of all sunscreens that contain oxybenzone and octinoxate, and the first…

The Ritz-Carlton Kapalua Recognizes Five-Star Employees

Isreal Valentine, Elsa Quezada, Nelie Sioson, Areli Medina, Reiko Abrew and Rochelle Bumagat were honored by The Ritz Carlton, Kapalua for their dedication, positive attitude and overall best in class performance. 

Parks Department Preps for Tri-Annual Permit Processing May 1-11

For the community, this means there will be three windows of time each year in which application requests can be submitted.

UH Doctor Looks to Lower High Maternal Death Rate in Hawai‘i

Mothers in Hawaiʻi and the US as a whole are dying of pregnancy-related complications at higher rates than in any other developed country. In Hawaiʻi, maternal deaths account for 5-15 fatalities annually.

Maui Entrepreneurs Honored for U.S. Small Business Week

The U.S. Small Business Administration Hawai’i District Office announced the winners of its annual small business awards, celebrating the top entrepreneurs and small business owners in Hawai’i.

Bill to Make Credit Freezes Free Passes Legislature

The Hawai‘i State Legislature passed House Bill 2342, which eliminates the fee for freezing and thawing credit reports.
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