Maui Business
Maui Sugar: End of an Era – Part 2
HC&S General Manager, Rick Volner tells Maui Now that the company had a couple of major goals that they set out at the beginning of the year. “One was obviously finishing this last year and getting the sugar production and the crop through.”
Kamehameha Preschool, Pauahi Keiki Scholar Applications Available for 2017-18
The Kamehameha Schools preschool and Pauahi Keiki Scholars scholarship applications for the 2017-18 school year are now available online.
Kula Hospital Awarded for 100 Years of Weather Data
The data helps provide a good record of climate changes at Kula Hospital and nearby areas. It is also used to determine trends in global climate conditions.
3-Day Window Now Open for Rent Subsidy Wait List
The Hawaiʻi Public Housing Authority in accordance with Hawaiʻi Administrative Rules, will temporarily reopen the waiting list for the State Rent Supplement Program, from today through Saturday.
New Online Registration Launched for PALS Winter Session
The Department of Parks and Recreation announced it is launching a new online registration process for the PALS Winter 2016 Session.
Kaiser Permanente Hawaiʻi Ranked No. 1 Nationally in Key Health Care Quality Measures
The National Committee for Quality Assurance, a leading independent health care quality organization, ranked Kaiser Permanente Hawaiʻi first in the nation in six measures of health care in its 2016 NCQA Quality Compass report.
Maui Land & Pineapple Reports 3rd Quarter Net Income of $2.5M
In August 2016, ML&P sold a 5-acre, 42-unit workforce housing project located in West Maui for $3 million. The sale resulted in a gain of approximately $2.8M.
Hawaiian Airlines Reveals Second “Moana” Themed Aircraft
Hawaiian Airlines has revealed the second of three Airbus A330 aircraft being adorned with imagery from The Walt Disney Animation Studios movie “Moana.”
Cochran Proposes ʻOhana Units for Long-Term Affordable Housing
Councilmember Elle Cochran today introduced a proposal to prioritize the use of accessory dwelling units, sometimes called ʻohana units, for long-term tenants.
Maui Hospitals Renew Call to Fill Permanent Positions
The Hawaiʻi Health Systems Corporation’s Maui Region issued a followup announcement saying they still have openings for permanent full time and part time positions at all of their health care facilities in Maui County.
Doris Todd Christian Academy Marks 60th Anniversary
Doris Todd Christian Academy will hold two open houses, where students and parents can meet teachers and take a tour of the campus.
Public Access Room Workshops on Maui, Nov. 14-18
The public is invited to the sessions to learn more about the legislative process and learn how to voice concerns and influence state laws.
Made in Maui County Festival, Marketplace Topic of Mayor’s TV Show
The Made in Maui County Festival and the new Made in Maui County Marketplace website will be the focus of discussion on the next edition of the Mayor’s TV show.
MBB to Offer Seminars for Veterans Small Business Week
Maui will join the nation’s celebration for the first time with a one-day event on Thursday, Nov. 3, at the Maui Research Technology Park.
Spa Montage Partners with European Skin Care Line
Montage Hotels & Resorts and Spa Montage have partnered with Jacqueline Piotaz Switzerland to become the European skin care line’s first North American partner.
State Recovers $130,367 in Prevailing Wages
Tradewind Plastering and Drywall, Inc. was a subcontractor of Jacobsen Construction Co., Inc. on the University of Hawaii at Hilo College of Hawaiʻi Language Building construction project.
Relay For Life 2017 to Kick Off With Purple Paint
The Paint Maui Purple and Luminaria Ceremony will be held at the Queen Ka’ahumanu Center on Friday, Nov. 4, from 7 to 8 p.m.
Maui Visitor Spending Up 9.3% to $3.4 Billion
Total visitor spending in the Hawaii increased 10.4% to $1.2 billion in September 2016, setting a new record and making it the 4th straight month of year-over-year increases.
27th Annual Day of Hope, Nov. 12, 2016
Proceeds from the Maui fundraising event go to the American Cancer Society, Pacific Cancer Foundation, and Kapiʻolani Medical Center.
Hawaiʻi Gas Prices Continue Up
Wailuku’s average is $3.29, which is two cents lower than last Thursday, a nickel more than on this date last month and two cents more than a year ago.










