Maui Business

MNHCoC Open-Mic Talk-Story Social, May 16

The featured guest is Molonai Hola, President and CEO of Pure Energy Capital, he created the financial model to own, build and run the Lāʻie Courtyard Marriott on Oʻahu.

Countdown Begings to Startup Weekend Maui, May 19-21

Startup Weekend Maui empowers entrepreneurs by providing an opportunity to learn how to start a business from the ground up in just 54 hours.

4th Annual Made in Maui County Festival Vendor Applications Due May 31

Businesses interested in participating as a vendor in the 4th Annual Made in Maui County Festival are reminded that the deadline for applications is May 31.

HLTA Opposes Bill to Raise Transient Accommodation Tax to Fund Honolulu Rail

With the proposed tax increase, Hawai‘i would surpass New York City (16.5%), Los Angeles (15.8%), and Miami Beach (14%), on the list of highest lodging tax rates in the nation.

Committee Advances $704.8M Budget Amidst Fiscal Challenges

Other budget highlights include revitalization of Wailuku Town, new county service center at the Maui Business Park Phase II, road resurfacing and coqui frog eradication.

Maui Makers to Host Kiawe Pod Flour Workshop

Attendees will learn how Kiawe tree pods can be harvested and ground into flour that can result in long lasting health benefits.

Car Searches: Talking Law with David Sereno

How do you respond if a law enforcement officer wants to search your car? Attorney David Sereno says there’s a simple answer in our “Talking Law” series.

Lahaina’s Volunteer Tutoring Project Celebrates 16 Years

In celebration of it’s Sweet 16, owners of the ʻĀina Nalu Resort in Lahaina will host a fundraiser for the Lahaina Complex Tutor Project on Saturday, May 27.

Budget Deal Includes Hirono Proposal to Reinstate Year-Round Pell Grants

Sen. Hirono’s Year-Round Pell Grant Restoration Act would allow low- and moderate-income students to use Pell Grants for three semesters each academic year, rather than the current law’s limit of two semesters.

Saka Joins J. Walter Cameron Center Board of Directors

The J. Walter Cameron Center welcomes Patrick Saka, past Publisher/General Manager of The Maui News, to its Board of Directors.

Hawaiian Airlines Unveils New Logo

Travelers will also notice the new logo on web and digital assets, airport lobby signage and kiosks, and at boarding gates.

BREAKING: Maui Brewing Company Wins National Small Business Person for 2017

Husband-and-wife partners Garrett and Melanie Marrero of Maui Brewing Company were honored today as this year’s national Small Business Persons of the Year.

Additional Open Application Begins Today for Preschool Open Doors

The Department of Human Services has opened an additional application period for its Preschool Open Doors program starting today, May 1 and ending May 31, 2017.

Kaho’olawe Island Reserve Trolling Dates for May

Access to the Kaho’olawe Island Reserve waters is highly restricted; however, during two scheduled weekends each month, limited trolling is allowed.

Airport Corporation Bill Fails to Pass Legislature

A bill that sought to create an airport corporation to manage Hawaiʻi’s 15 airports, failed to make it out of the State Legislature by Friday’s deadline.

GM of Kapalua Villas Receives Po‘okela Excellence in Leadership Award

Bill Rees, general manager, The Kapalua Villas Maui was one of the recipients of the award.

Ground Breaking, Blessing Held at Pulehunui Industrial Subdivision

Owners of the new Pulehunui Industrial Park held a ground breaking ceremony at Maui’s first and only subdivision to offer M3 industrial zoning.

How to Succeed in a Business You Love, Guest Speaker May 11

This workshop is for anyone considering starting a business or is struggling to create results in a current business.

DOH Publishes Hawaiʻi’s First LGBT Health Data Report

The report revealed that lesbian, gay, and bisexual youth experience many early risk factors that contribute to poorer health outcomes in adulthood.

Maui High Takes Highest Honors in ‘Ōlelo Youth Xchange Video Competition

For their Expert win, Maui High School was presented with commercial-grade Sony SLR video cameras and 24-70 mm lenses with a combined value totaling over $2,400.
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