Maui Business
New Maui Social Media Users Group Forming
New Social Media Users Group forming Janaury 13 in Kihei will feature a panel discussion with local experts.
DR Horton Townhomes Featured at January Chamber After Hours
Developer DR Horton To Host Maui Chamber Business After Hours at new Lahaina town home community Ho`onanea January 19.
Hawaii Population Grows 12.3%
Hawaii’s population reached 1,360,301 on April 1, 2010 and represent 12.3 percent increase between 2000 and 2010.
Green Jobs Expected to Increase 26% in 2 Years
The State of Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations released its first workforce assessment of the green industry.
WestJet plans temporary service between Maui and two locations in Canada
The non-stop flights are planned between Calgary and Honolulu and Maui, and between Edmonton and Maui.
Lāna‘i Visitors Bureau Turns to Social Networking in New Campaign
For the next six months, a team of seven high profile bloggers will post information, video and photographs sharing their authentic travel experience of Lanai.
State to Break Ground on Hana Boat Ramp Improvements
Groundbreaking for a $3.8 million improvement project at Hana Boat Ramp begins next week. A ceremony marking the start of the project will take place at noon on Thursday, December 23, followed by an informational meeting from 1-2 p.m. to address community concerns.
Atlantis Submarines celebrates 5 year anniversary of Carthaginian artificial reef
Five years ago this week, Lahaina’s Carthaginian was transformed into an artificial reef by Atlantis Submarines. The 97-foot whaling vessel was sunk a half mile offshore of Lahaina
Radio Upgrades result in Crisper Sound for West Side Listeners
Da Jam 98.3 FM, Mauis leading 18-34 radio station, announces the change of its West Maui frequency from 107.3 FM to 107.1 FM. The switch for West side listeners went into effect yesterday, Thursday, December 16, 2010.
New Hilo Flights from Continental in June
Continental Airlines has announced two new direct flights to the Big Island. The daily non-stop service between Hilo and Los Angeles, and the once-weekly service to Hilo from San Francisco, begins June 9, 2011.
Tree Disguise Suggested for Proposed Hana Cell Tower
A tree-type disguise was recommended to mask a proposed 40-foot cell tower in Hana, Maui. The suggestion was made by the State Historic Preservation Division
Judiciary says Court System Suffering from Budget Cuts and Furloughs
Here on Maui, the Judiciary’s Maui/Molokai Drug Court program lost four full-time equivalent positions after suffering a $420,000 cut to its annual allocation.
Ka Lima O Maui Proposes 16 Unit Affordable Housing Complex
Plans call for the construction of 16 single-occupancy one bedroom apartments contained in two separate buildings on County owned land off of Mahalani Street in Wailuku.
Hawaii Fares Well in Financial Literacy
Hawaii fared well in a survey on financial literacy, but some in the islands are still struggling to make ends meet.
Abercrombie Releases $67 Million to End Teacher Furloughs
Just hours after being sworn in to office, Governor Neil Abercrombie released funds to end Furlough Fridays at public schools. The release of $67 million from the state’s Hurricane Relief Fund
Maui Median is $445,000 with 58 Homes Sold in November
The Maui Realtors Association released the latest monthly report yesterday saying sales continue at a slower pace with the Homebuyer Tax Credit ending a …
Maui Secures Highest Bond Rating in the State
The County of Maui successfully closed its $73.7 million Series 2010 G.O. bond issue last week. Proceeds of the transaction were used to fund Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) throughout the County, as well as refinance approximately $25 million in outstanding General Obligation (G.O.) bonds. The ability to secure lower interest rates resulted in the County […]
Realtors Help Homeless
Throughout this holiday season in particular, many people are suffering more than usual and local businesses and community members are trying to help out in any way that they can. For some, this simply means donating the services that they charge for on a daily basis. ‘Tis the season to be helpful and realtors are […]
Black Friday a Success
Although the name of the most famous shopping holiday of the year – Black Friday – has caused some controversy in the past, it simply alludes to time when stores leave the red (deficit) and enter into the black (profit) as a result of high sales during the holiday season. Entering the black during the […]
Local Business/Charity Helps Needy
During the recession, the concept of who constitutes as “poor” or “needy” has drastically changed. People who were generally well situated financially, with college degrees in their back pockets are never the image that one sees associated with the words needy and poor, but that is exactly who has been eliciting help from services that […]





