Maui News
BREAKING: 5 Bodies Recovered from Molokai Helicopter Crash
Maui police are on the scene of a fatal helicopter crash on the East end of Molokai, that claimed the lives of five people.
Pacific-Wide Tsunami Readiness Exercise Conducted
Along with the United States, 36 Pacific Rim countries are taking part in “PacWave11,” a mock tsunami exercise organized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
PHOTOS: ILWU Announces Hannemann Endorsement on Maui
The ILWU Local 142 announced their endorsement of Mufi Hannemann on Maui yesterday, in his bid for the 2nd Congressional seat in the US House.
3 New Tenants Move in to Maui Mall
The Maui Mall welcomes three new tenants to its roster of more than 40 shops and restaurants. The new stores include Hawaiian Island Creations, YNVU and Pizza Hut.
Vehicles Thefts & Break-ins on Maui Oct 23-29, 2011
There were a total of 15 vehicle thefts and 4 vehicle break-ins on Maui in the last week of October. The incidents were spread over different areas of the island between October 23rd and 29th.
11 Maui Burglaries Reported Oct. 23-29, 2011
Maui police responded to 11 residential burglaries in the last week of October, from the 23rd to 29th.
RESULTS: Kawa‘a, Guerrero Win 2011 Hula O Nâ Keiki
Maui’s Kamalani Kawa‘a and Alexander Kâwika Guerrero won the overall Wahine and Kâne titles in this year’s Hula O Nâ Keiki competition, held over the weekend at the Kâ‘anapali Beach Hotel.
Biocontrol to Begin Against Strawberry Guava
After at least 30 days, the HDOA plans to do an initial release of the small scale insect on Hawai`i Island to control the spread of the invasive strawberry guava plant in Hawaii’s native forests.
PHOTOS: Kahului Hongwanji Mission Celebrates 100 Years
On November 6, 2011 the Kahului Hongwanji Mission became an honorable historic presence in Maui, celebrating their 100th anniversary as a congregation and as a temple.
Waterline Project Impacts Happy Valley Traffic
Crews began work today to repair a leaking valve on a 24-inch main line in Happy Valley. The work has reduced traffic to one-lane on North Market Street today and tomorrow.
Cause of Piilani Hwy Fatality Ruled Accidental
Doctor Alvin Omori ruled the death of Rachelle Kibbee was accidental. The accident was reported in a remote area of the Piilani Highway on September 23.
BRIEF: Kula Trash Route Missed
The Kula service area did not get their trash picked up today due to a staff shortage. The route will be serviced tomorrow.
Waterline Project to Impact Lahaina Customers Tonight
Contractors will begin work on the waterline at Kame’eu’i Place off of Lower Honoapiilani Road at 9 p.m. on Wednesday in an effort to improve fire protection in the area.
BRIEF: County on Your Corner Lana`i Edition
The Lana`i event runs from 3 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, November 8, at the Lana`i Senior Center. “It is important to connect with people face to face,” said Arakawa.
Maui Honored With Distinguished Budget Presentation Award
The national award, issued by the Government Finance Officers Association, recognizes governing bodies for high standards and principles in policy and budgeting.
‘Iolani Palace Closed for APEC Until Nov. 15
The grounds of ‘Iolani Palace were closed last night, and will remain closed through November 15th due to the ongoing Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit.
Oshiro Appointed Abercrombie’s Deputy Chief of Staff
The governor must appoint a replacement for the vacancy in the State House within 60 calendar days after Oshiro’s resignation on December 7, 2011.
BRIEF: Maui Ag Owners Reminded to File Assessment Form
The County of Maui, Real Property Tax Division sent out approximately 1,200 letters to owners who do not have an agricultural use form on file for the 2012 assessment year.
2011 Maui County Employees of the Year Honored
A list of county employees were recognized at this year’s 24th Annual Maui Employee Recognition Luncheon. Among the honorees were the Water Reclamation Division and MPD Dispatch Supervisor Davlynn Racadio.
Maui Mayor Hopes to Build Asia Relations at APEC
Arakawa stressed the importance today of establishing good relationships with counterparts in Asia. The comments come as the Asian Pacific Economic Cooperation conference gets underway on Oahu this week.
