Maui News
Opponents: “Water Monopoly Bill” Will Eliminate Oversight
Sierra Club: If passed, private corps will be allowed to make unlimited profit from selling water, creating new incentive to divert water from public streams
Senate Passes 208 Bills Ahead of Crossover Deadline
The Hawaiʻi state Senate passed a total of 208 bills on third reading, ahead of the Second Crossover deadline of April 13.
Coalition Gathers to Oppose 24-Hour Alcohol Sales on Maui
A public sign waving took place this afternoon in Kahului to oppose Maui County’s new 24-hour alcohol sales law. Nearly 100 residents showed up to repeal the law, including the founder of the Mothers Against Drunk Driving Hawaiʻi and a representative of the State of Hawaiʻi Organization of Police Officers. The new law went into […]
Staff Shortage Disrupts Kula Refuse Collection
Due to a staff shortage, residential refuse on part of a collection route in Kula was not picked up today.
Scientists Evaluate Ways to Save Hawaiian Honeycreeper
Long distance flights in search of flowering trees threatens the Hawaiian Iʻiwi as climate change increases the distribution of avian diseases
Maui County to Lease 20 Acres in Lahaina for $1 a Year
Maui Mayor Alan Arakawa signed a new lease with the State to obtain approximately 20 more acres of land adjacent to the Lahaina Civic Center.
Utility Work Results in Month-Long Closure of West Alu Road
Contracted utility work is currently underway on West Alu Road in Wailuku, resulting in the temporary partial closure of the road for approximately one month.
Coalition Seeks Repeal of Maui’s New 24-Hour Alcohol Sales Law
Organizers of the sign waving demonstration say they want the Liquor Commission to reverse its decision and want the law repealed.
VIDEO: “Island Scene” Cover Story Features Maui Kalo Farmer
If you are an HMSA member and have visited your mailbox, chances are you’ve seen kalo farmer, Hōkūao Pellegrino featured on the cover of the spring issue. Pellegrino says…
VIDEO: Maui Dispatchers Honored for Service, Operating at 50% Staffing
“This week is dedicated to these people who are the voice behind the radio. They are the heartbeat of our station,” said MPD 911 Admin Supervisor Davlynn Racadio.
Kepaniwai Reopens to Busy Visitor, Residential Traffic
Maui’s Kepaniwai Park at ʻĪao reopened today to increased visitor and residential traffic, after seven month closure.
Free Weekend Admission, Historic Anniversary Mark NP Week
The park will be celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Kīpahulu Expedition during National Park Week, April 15-23, 2017.
Sen. Hirono to Undergo Surgery During Congressional Recess
In consultation with her physician, Senator Mazie Hirono has elected to undergo surgery to implant a lens to improve the vision in her left eye.
Kamehameha Graduate Completes Basic Military Training
Kaiulani N. Vila, graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.
Plan Your Route: Maui Lane Closures for April 8-14
On the Kula Hwy, alternating lane closures will take place nightly between Makaena Pl & the Haleakalā Hwy, today through Thursday for underground utility work.
Shed Destroyed in Fire at Wailuku Country Estates
A small shed structure burned to the ground on Kamaile Street in the Wailuku Country Estates neighborhood on Saturday morning, April 8, 2017.
Brush Fire Scorches Two Acres in Haʻikū
A fire burned two acres of brush and grass in Haʻikū before being brought under control on Saturday afternoon.
Maui Weekly Obituary Notices: April 9, 2017
May they rest in peace.
Maui Obituaries for the Week of April 9, 2017
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Rep. Tulsi Gabbard Commemorates Day of Valor, Honors Filipino Veterans
Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard delivered remarks to honor Filipino and Filipino-American veterans in commemoration of The Day of Valor.
Remigio, Eddins, and Hiraoka Sworn In
The Honorable Catherine H. Remigio, along with Todd W. Eddins, and Keith K. Hiraoka were inducted into office as judges of the Circuit Court of the First Circuit.
