Maui News
Two Maui County Students Among Imi Ho’ola Graduates
Students who complete the intensive medical school preparation program earn a place in the next class of MD students at UH. Graduates include Kaimana Chow of Molokai, and Steven Gonsalves of Kahului.
Memorial Services Set For Maui Girl Sophia DeLoria
The Maui girl suffered fatal injuries in a rockslide at the Pipiwai Trail in Kipahulu on May 31st.
Water Restored Following Kihei Main Break
Crews from the County of Maui restored water to an estimated eight condominiums and 100 homes in South Maui today.
Napili Customers Urged to Conserve Water
Customers in Honokowai, Napili, and Kahana in West Maui are urged to conserve water for the rest of the day (Saturday, June 4, 2011) due to a power outage at the Napili Wells.
Mahalani Paving Will Result in Traffic Contraflow
County crews begin the installation of new pavement along Mahalani Street in Kahului on Monday. The project is expected to last about 11 weeks, ending on August 18th.
VIDEO: Maui Lani Park and SMA Bill Survive in Legislature
Maui Mayor Alan Arakawa detailed some of the key legislative items saying Maui County was able to secure over $200 million in Capital Improvement Projects.
Honolulu Shooting Spree: One Dead, 2 Injured, Suspect Arrested
A 54 year old woman died of injuries suffered in the overnight shooting spree in Honolulu, and two others are hospitalized with injuries according to Honolulu Police.
Ala Moana Paddleboard Corridor in Place Indefinitely
The corridor serves as a marker to separate swimmers from stand-up paddleboarders, and was implemented to reduce injury and overcrowding.
Governor’s Homelessness Plan Gets Grant Support
The funding helps to support some of the initiatives outlined in a 90 Day Plan on Homelessness released by the Governor last month.
Drought Conditions Continue Over Leeward Maui
Moderate drought conditions continue over the leeward slopes of Maui from Lahaina to Makena and over the western third of Molokai.
Star Gazing at Haleakalā: June 4, 2011
The gazing activity gives participants an opportunity to learn more about the night sky and hear Hawaiian stories about the stars.
UH Maui College Names Wo Learning Champions
Two employees at UHMC were selected as Wo Learning Champions. The program is an initiative created to enhance professional development and faculty enrichment.
What’s in Your Kit? Hurricane Season Starts
The Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. In addition to emergency supplies, families should have a disaster plan and an out of state emergency contact.
Liko Aʻe Native Hawaiian Scholarships Available
The funds will enable the disbursal of 40 to 50 additional scholarships this year.
Governor Releases $3.1 Million for UHMC Science Building
The list includes $3.1 million for the design and acquisition of equipment for the new Science Building at UHMC, and $504,000 for the design and construction of a softball field at Baldwin High School on Maui.
OHA Unveils New Community-Based Grants Program
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs today announced a new community-based grants program, entitled “Granting for Results”, designed to improve the lives of Native Hawaiians statewide.
Maui Launches Wire Hanger Reuse Pilot Project
By returning wire hangers to dry cleaners for reuse, county officials say the community can help increase the health of the environment and the island economy.
California Woman Dies in Hilo Landfill Accident
A California woman died of injuries she sustained when the pickup truck she was in plunged 50 feet off the Rubbish Dump Road in Hilo over the weekend.
Pipiwai Trail Remains Closed Following Fatal Rockslide
The Pipiwai Trail in Kipahulu remained closed today following a fatal rockslide that killed an 8 year old Maui girl yesterday.
Downed Tree and Power Lines on Olinda Road
Maui police have closed a portion of Olinda Road in Makawao due to a downed tree and power lines. The closure went into effect at 8:45 a.m. and extends from Pookela Church to Hanamu Road. Motorists are asked to avoid the area and expect delays in their commute.
