Maui News

Maui Hospital Staff Participates in Read Across America

The team of 36 individuals visited 40 classrooms at six Maui schools on Monday as part of the national effort to advance student achievement and invest in public education.

Maui Ranch, Filmmaker, Ag Specialist Honored with Awards

A Maui ranch, filmmaker, and agricultural specialist were honored this week for their dedication to protecting Hawaiʻi from invasive species as part of Invasive Species Awareness week.

Maui Police Release Lānaʻi Plane Crash Report

The report states that the cause of death for the three individuals that died in the incident has not been determined pending a coroner’s physicians report.

BRIEF: Kahului Airport Runway Closure, March 9

The state Department of Transportation announced the planned closure of Runway 2/20 at Kahului Airport from midnight to 7 a.m. on Sunday, March 9, 2014.

Habitat Partners to Build Kanehe Home in Kula

The Kanehe family in Kula will soon realize the dream of home ownership with the help of the Maui Island Labor Alliance and Habitat for Humanity Maui, representatives announced.

Haleakalā NP Seeks Cultural Practitioners for Kīpahulu Program

Haleakalā National Park announced that it is seeking cultural practitioners for a series of cultural demonstrations that will be offered in the Kīpahulu District of the park beginning in mid-June 2014.

House Moves 183 More Bills to Senate Ahead of Deadline

The bills include measures relating to the minimum wage, consumers, veterans and the homeless.

Former Maui Corp Counsel Named First Deputy at DLNR

Souki, who previously served as a deputy corporation counsel for the County of Maui, is currently employed as the director of the state’s Office of Planning.

Police Return to Nuaʻailua in “Charli” Missing Persons Case

Special Response Team officers with the Maui Police Department and a Maui Fire Department helicopter returned to the area of Nuaʻailua Bay today where previous evidence had been recovered in a case involving missing Carly “Charli” Scott.

$1.5M Released for Heritage Hall in Pāʻia

The governor announced the release of $1.5 million for Heritage Hall, the multi-purpose community complex that honors the history and culture of the Portuguese and Puerto Rican immigrants to Maui.

Maui Air Releases Statement Days After Deadly Lānaʻi Crash

Maui Air and Volcano Air Tours released a statement today following the deadly plane crash on Lānaʻi on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2014, that claimed the life of a company pilot and two employees with the Maui Planning Department.

Mayor to Discuss Roadway, Water Projects on TV Show

Public Works Director David Goode, and Deputy Water Director Paul Meyer will join Mayor Arakawa as featured guests of the program in a discussion moderated by Maui Communications Director Rod Antone.

$8.4M for Improvement Projects at Kahului Airport Released

The larger $4.78 million appropriation is for phase two of a restroom renovation project for facilities within the airport’s hold rooms, ticket lobby, and commuter terminal.

Hard Landing of Small Plane on Molokaʻi Under Review

The twin-engine Partenavia-P68 Observer made a hard landing at the private “Panda Airport” at around 7:45 p.m. Hawaii Time on Thursday, Feb. 27.

Maui Voyaging Canoe Weighs in at 10.3 Tons

The 62-foot double-hulled traditional sailing canoe was weighed as part of a registration process, as the vessel is readied for launch in mid-May.

Haleakalā Tops 1 Million Visitors in 2012, Generates $64 Million

Haleakalā National Park on Maui attracted 1,094,668 visitors in 2012, generating $64.4 million in spending, and supporting 736 jobs, according to information compiled in a new economic report released by the National Park Service.

Rainfall at Kahului Breaks 30 Year Old Record

Yesterday’s rainfall at Kahului Airport broke an old record set 30 years ago for daily maximum rainfall for the same day in previous years.

State Outdoor Recreation Plan Focus of Maui Meeting

The state Department of Land and Natural Resources hosts an informational meeting on Maui tonight, March 3, to gather input on the 2014 Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan.

Beetles, Ants Focus of Invasive Species Awareness Week

Of particular focus is the battle against the little fire ant on Maui, the coconut rhinoceros beetle on Oʻahu and the coffee berry borer on Hawaiʻi Island.

UPDATE: Police Identify Motorcyclist in Fatal Baldwin Ave Crash

Maui Police have since identified the individual who died as a result of Saturday’s motorcycle accident on Baldwin Avenue as…
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